The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-07-20
DEYERY, HE'S AMIN HIGH.
JUST SHORT or NAMING A CAN
DIDA7E FOR PRESI DENT.



Fig Bill Deverys political horizon widened
yesterday. The Bug candidate for Mayor
got inspiration enough from the view sea-
ward from the porch Of his summer cottage
at Rockaway to announce that his hopes
were not all centred in his Mayoralty race,
but that he aspired to representation in the
next Democratic National Convention and
likewise in the State Committee.
"The peoples got tired OF bein' repre-
sented by a lot of dummies, said Devery.
Since Washington's time it's been a case
OF taxation without representation with
them and it's about up to them to call a
halt. Me friend, Frank Higgins, is goin'
to beat Dalton in the Eleventh district an
the same thing is goin' to happen in the
Thirteenth, Fifteenth and Seventeenth.
by the LIST Of August youth see some
thin doin in those districts and it may
|" move Sir Charles to chase himself eff the
piazza of the Long Beach Hotel over there
Yesterday paid the telescope man on the
pier there a dime for the privilege Of takin'
a look through his pipe. 1t was all right
until pointed it over toward Long Beach
and then there was a speck in it, Then l
Rockaway the other day and decided to
keep on to Long Beach cause it wouldn't
do for us to be 20 near apart.
Higgins is goin' to win in the Eleventh
cause the people there are sick of Dalton.
Just now Ramapo Bill is over helpin' the
Squire milk cows at Vantage. Ramapo
isn't dead by any means, and don't you for
get it, It's TO be resurrected and Ramspno
Bills been sent over by Sir Charles to see
the Squire about it. Higgins he's been
against Tammany all his life and he's the
poor mans friend What's more. he lives
in the district while Ramapo Bill spenGs
his time at the Marlborough Hotel
1.-THE Ninth and the Eleventh will give us
place in the Senate and that means repre-
sentation In tho State Committee. Wen
have Congress district with the
others and then we'll be in the National
Convention. This game is just started.
We've got two kings at the lower end of the
checkerboard aud We'll begin TO play
checkers along about the first Of next
| month. Then tho babiesl begin tuning
THE people are tired of political grafters,
| and the workin' people is tired of the divine
right employer They amt strikin' for
| higher wages or shorter hours. Their
| atrlkln against inns luce tnh' 70 DC any
| body or do anything you got to have
letter from the Almighty. They'll know
just about how to vote this time. too, to
get il,
"We amt namin' our candidate for Presi-
dent yet. It's a little early for that, but
| there seems to be any amount Of chairs
vet in the front row in this reorganization
| game you hear talked about. Maybe
we'll have somethn' to say ourselves.
We've got 1000 names already on our
petition That's all we need for our ticket
next fall, but we're not goin' to stop until
we get about 5000, just SO the Election
Board won't have any kckin' to make.
| I'd like to get connection with the Oriental,
| Just TO find out II Tommie had changed
| that guess of his of 10000 for my vote.
| I've learned since that Tommie was in
correctly reported on that. What he
meant the reporters to understand was
| that that was the number OF Republicans
that I'd get.
# SEQ that Long Beach Charley is tryin'
10 cover up his candidate Mcclellan for
| the summer by putin out lot of fake
| tips He's afraid N George isn't kept
| sealed up like preserve jar durin' the hot
months the people will begin TO ask how
| ii was he kept those two cadetshps of his
from the American people and gave EN-
! to Charley Murphy's nephews. The less
| time you give people TO ask about those
little things the better. After next fall
Charleys place will be 200 feet east of
Rockaway.
What the American people want is
! liberty an they'll be insurrrctn' soon if
| they don't get it, They don't want 40 many
| policemen botherln them when they are
out on Sunday. The police are all right
in the early hours when people are ma
! raudcrin', but there's no need of any great
| lot of EN- at other times. They only make
trouble for themselves, specially when they
get too fresh with their sticks
| "1alkin' is what does things. There
wasn't any sticks used during the Dewey
parade when there were four million people
| along the line OF march and there wasn't
| any flats robbed, either.
ITS the labor game that's goin' to count
this fall These divine right employers
have tied up everything so that a man
cant get stuff to build his house with nm
, less he passes an examination. Tammany
il at the bottom of lot of il.
"What the city ought TO do would be to
cancel all these contracts and complete
the schools The laborin' man wants
schools for his children. I'll guarantee
they'll all go to work for fair wages and
IN superintend the job and have them
ready For the children next fall"