New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-17
DELANYS CAN1RD MILL.
1t Produces Reports about Dir. Cut
ting That 4re False ThroughOut.
Anything goes ="

This is the motto adopted by John J. Delanv
campaign manager for Colonel George b. McCIeI-
Ian. Mr. Delany is a large man, with somewhat
tursd imagination but on the release from Gus
tody yesterday of Monk Eastman an esteemed
personal friend Of Congressman Sullivan. and of
Lieutenant Governor James II. Tillman in South
Carolina, both distinguished opponents of the
shoot first school of craftsmanship Mr. Delanv
issued from the Mcclellan headquarters several
hot stuff canards. Mr.. Delanys dazzling sue
cesses early in the fight have led his admiring
friends TO wonder what he will be able to produce
when his mind begins TO perspire freely.
Mr.. Delany said yesterday in a typewriter state
ment that r. Fulton Cutting two years ago at the
Waldorf-Astoria gave dinner for Senator PIatt in
recognition of what the Senator had done for him
I'm furthering beet sugar legislation. This is true
with the exception that Mr.. Cutting never gave
such dinner. does not know Senator Platt and
never had any assistance from him. Mr. Delany
says that Mr.. Cutting long strip of property
along the Brooklyn water front and that deepen
ing Of Buttermilk Channel by Senator PIatt made
him worth several millions of dollars. more or less
This Mr.. Delanys first experiment with butter
milk. and naturally he "fel in" Mr.. Cutting says
that he does not own any property there
That was not all. MIR. Delany apparently was
present Thursday afternoon a secret conference
between Governor Odell and President Bruce and
heard the Governor give orders raise the rrce Of
liquor licenses to 5000 unless Charlie Murphy takes
off his coat, and goes TO work for the Re
publican ticket. Mr.. Bruce says there was no
such conference.
Mr.. Delany is pressing the trousers of more
1eetfoOted canards while you wait" and to-rnor-
they Will fit Up and down the Tenderloin
dressed in their Sunday best.
To-day II is DR.. W. J. OSulHvan's turn to stand
for" the sensations that from the manifold
mill. He hasn't the virty or robustness of Mr.
Delany but he is expected to make three-b Dagger
in four times the bat. Meanwhile anything
goes
Mr.. Cutting his part. while reluctant to dig
Nifty any purely fctional productions with any de-
NAL, finally consented yesterday to make the fol-
lowing categorical denial of the wonderful produc-
tons of Mr.. Delany's romantic VEIN Mr.. Cutting
said
First-The American Beet Sugar Company is not
opposed reciprocity.
Second-I have objection whatever to an ac-
quantance with Senator Plat, but I have never
had occasion 10 meet him. and have no aCquaint-
ance with him of any sort
Third never gave a banquet the Waldorf
In honor OF Senator Platt, and. of course, never
paid him "a fulsome tribute" The Republicans
who remember it, as Mr.. Delany says, must have
extraordinary memories
FOURTH do not own and have never owned
inch OF ground along Buttermilk Channel
Finally wish to say that | am glad MCClean's
| They show how untrustworthy the information is
that comes from their headquarters. They also
/ dictate feeling 81 panic.
! F G. Huntington, chairman of the executive
| committee of the Citizens Union when he the
| remarkable productions of Mr. Delany said. with
/ evident amusement:
Lies like that must certainly have n reacting
effect There is nothing more significant than these
/ denial, and 1 think that the people viii see the
/ point