New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-15
MURPHY BARS DEVERY
U7M Not Let Him Enter TGmmdRy
Committee If Elected AGAIN.

Charles + Murphy. leader Of Tanmany Hall. yes
terday repeated lis declaration that long he
was leader Of the organization Big Bill" Devery
would not be able TO get into the executive commit
OF Tammany Hall if he could prevent il. and he
said he thought he could prevent Il. Mr. Murphy's
declaration as follows:
Devery viii not get into Tammany Hall while
am here if I can prevent Il. and / am pretty sure
] can. l have read the reports that Louis Munzin-
ger has made deal with him which he believes
viii bring about his election. Now. ! want TO say
that the deal won't count No matter what the
vote Is. DeNery viii not become a MEMBER OF the
ahead in the voting last year. but he did not get
same rule by which any member of the district
committee elected at the primaries be selected
the man. in any event That rule win remain in
force as long as We have 10 deal with Devery.
The rule referred 10 BY Murphy really makes Of
the Tammany executive committee a one man
power Under it's provisions it is expected that
Joseph p Mulqueen. after going to the trouble of
making costly hght with John +. CAROLS money,
OUT OF the executive committee by vote Of the ma
tority. which regulates the admission Of the mem
maries last year. il will be remembered. but he
ti1 coy,,t,ea ma" N11IypbY snDi sg Dc ~ ie s
Goodwin man. who induced TO aop away from
the Murphy men can elect one OF their own kind
The rule destroys home rule in Tammany Hall.
but it suits Murphy.
DEVERY FREES HIS MIND.
when Devery was seen last night at his head
quarters he tired and hoarse from much talk
ing at three meetings. Coin keep me out
hey7' he exclaimed. That's the game hey? Well
We went into the fight last year and made our
test according 20 law We won the fight. and the
courts held that I entitled TO membership IN
the executive committee II win tomorrow. as
4 fully expect 20. / won't be any of than I
was before Murphy and that bunch ia Four
teentn-sl VIII Keep on trampnn the plain people
or this and other districts until they wake Up
morning Ia the political morgue. and then they Il
wonder What struck en- It's easy for Murphy
and the likes OF him TO do think like shutting the
doors on the people OF this district. He's rode
closer finishes with the law than that He and his
gang that ola the graftn ia the old Dock Board
are not through with the law yet When Jerome
gets through with tyin' tin the tails Of the
Low dogs, an gets down 10 the business OF his
once. ne u 90 what re said he d do-pGt the fear
God into the hearts OF the men that made Murphy
and his gang rich. This nght won't be over In a
year or two years.
1t suits al right 10 have Murphy say he
viii oisfranchise the Democrats OF this district
~ they care vote for ne. l stand that kind OF
TAX " ne cSI. II ne viii throw the harpoOn into
one district leader like that. he'll do 10 another
and he u keep ill he'll have the bunch in
foGrteenih-st- so that when he says Lie down
ana Eoh over, theyH all 90 their little stunt The
ooWntroo'A get swat AT them gents yet that n
MAKE manys the guy IN FourteeTth-st. tickle his
1t was openly admitted lsst night ., IN. rN,,n
that alderman FRANK J. Bowling. who is running
Tor leader m tie district Is really making the hghT
ticket being made Up OF the same names as are
on the Goodwin ticket. When the ballots are
COUNTED All the Downing votes viii really be count
The nghts amcng the Tammany men in other
districts have been described Ia The Tribune The
political sharps last night predicted that Judge
Daniel =. Finn would win the LIST. John b
Sexton in the 8IAth, Thomas F McAvcy in the
Isaac A Hopper In the xNXIst
Friends u ". r. Paine OF No. 20 West Seventy
nrst-st-. yesterday started boom for him for the
mis- with the nomination % Mcclellan would give
the TWO big nominations 10 Manhattan