The sun., 1902-08-25
WHY
rHu yoSs" SHOULD BK DEFEATED
ArrHE PRIMARY.

Then follow two columns Of reasons,
epi,omized thus:
First Because a. leader. he is incompetent.
unrelis bic. dccritful and untruthful.
secopd-On the score OF inCompctency
"A. record need only be pointed TO. What
Inns h.. done as leader TO justify giving him
. m. lob and making him dictator to boot7
|, be hnd political ability. would he not
have dominated the Triumvirate and brought
order out Of chaos In Tammany Hall? on
,b. contrary he has been the end-man and
the Joke Of the town In politics.
Third-ra IL unreliable. because as leader
he has lodged every vital issue lie dodged
the organization Of the Board Of Aldermen
To give the matter general interest, the
Ze,ner forces allege that Mr.. Hahen has
made A deal with Henry u. Purroy, the
details Of which are given As follows:
Purrov supported Roosevelt for Governor
and hR- supported Low twice for Mayor.
lie was very bitter against all the Tanmany
candidates last fall, yet liafen gives him
nstronAge and paC" and turns from him
henocrats who stood shoulder TO shoulder
for shepard and the regular ticket la1t fall.
Haren has promised TO support Purroys
brother for chief OF the Fire Department
ssslnst Chief Croker II the chance comes
h's wav lhls explains r. part Pnrroys
tight.rope performance. II Tammany comes
back TO power. purroy. is all right with
Haren Ii Tamnany doesn't come back
to power. he's all night anyway.
Fa,ing this denunciation of Haffen. there Ia
a printed three column advertisement OF the
grand annual outing Of the llafen -Jefier-
son Club to be held on Wednesday al College
Point The tickets cost IS, and ths JOYS of
the day may be Judged from the list OF
athletic events, which include an ordinary
fat mems race, race for fat men over
$50 pounds. three-legged race, a tug-of-
war, a sack race, shoe race, a goose race,
q pig race. weight-throwing, prize bowling
and a whole series Of baseball games.
In the Twenty-second district. where John
T Cronin ia fighting Francis J lantry, the
present leader Mr.. Cronin's friends print
paper all their own, called the Democratic
Journal The Croninites launched their
paper at their first picnic. Its first page
bears a double cartoon, one side showing
Mr. Lantry at Saratoga, while the other
shows Mr.. Cronin welcoming the residents
Of the district at the excursion boats gang
way.
Mr.. Cronin addresses the voters and the
vote-infuencers in this disinterested fash
ion:
WELCOME,
70 Ne Women, ChRdren and Vctsrs Of TIE
Tren,v-second Assemblv Dfstric,:
No happier day has been mine since l
Nrt embarked In politics than this day, which
rnds me host Of the women and children Of
The district on the first excursion which
man with political aspirations ever thought
I, worth while to tender them.
Make yourselves at home seek the utmost
pessurc afforded by our outing. and do not
bother yourselves with politics.
Whether win or lose in the coming struggle
At the primaries. fatter myself that have
worked revolution IN the aflairs Of the
seeker will dare go before the people with
platform In which the only plank Is greed
In the future the mothers and children
OF the district and their needs must be looked
excursions will be q feature or the district s
social life. and ladies' days at the John 7.
Cronin Association Will do their little to relieve
My opponents will. 7 predict, be forced
n take up this feature Of our policy. and the
realization that have been Of service to the
mothers of our district will he to me greater
reward than any political preferment
Sheriff O'Brien contributes q denunoia-
tion of Mr.. Iantry TO the paper, President
Cantor recipe for Democratic success
and John G. Sheehan predicts success,
for Cronn and Democracy in these words;
The reorganization. which expect 10
Sc. attained as the result Of the coming
primaries. will once more unite the Demo-
cratic party IN the city Of New York. and
ha followed by Democratic victory In the
city and state
VI shi 'iV P"P'' cl'N' "'''f'y'
John c Sheehan IL family physician 10
The Democratic party in New York city.
When the party was run down and suffering
from lack Of nutrition after the Strong sd-
mlnlstratlon he prescribed successfully for
iis llls 4 tonic Of hard work and brainy
direction soon restored the party to robust
good health
About this time that notorious auack,
nt croker Of Vantage. England. came to
MS country and tried TO steal the credit for
The cure
Now that the Democratic party is again
Allng lis friends turn TO John {. Sheehan
a. Ia sIvOr The nostrums advised by DR.
snort DR. Two-Spot and other ridiculous
Practitioners will be unheeded By the cleo
,lon IN November we may expect DR. Shee-
hans patient to be again in the best Of
health
And the paper booms Mr., Cantor for
Governor a The candidate Of the Greater
New York Democracy Of the city.
John b Doris, the Greater New York
democracy leader in tho Twenty-seventh,
has paper, the Rooster, in which he lam
tastes James J. Martin, Police Captain
Schmi,tberger. and has a good time general
As for Deverv. his campaign literature
enl Faces all sorts Of publications.
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