The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-05-29
NOW DEYERY EXPELS NOONAN
"YOU'RE OUT" SAYS HE TO MUIR
PHYS "DISTRICT LEADER"

No Price for Peace with Tsmmany, and
Parkhurst Had Better Preach the Cos
pei Instead OF Buttin' Into Politics
To Expand the Pump Campaign,
John Noonan, who was designated by
the Executive Committee Of Tammany
Hall last Tuesday night to act temporarily
as the member from the Ninth, was ex-
pelled from the general committee of the
Ninth last night on motion Of William s.
Devery. Fourteen OF his fellow delegates
who are following the Goodwin flag were
expelled by the same resolution, and fifteen
staunch Devery men were appointed in
their places.
BY expelling Mr.. Noonan from the gen.
that he has disqualified Noonan, who. If
he is not member Of the general COM
mittee, cannot under the new Tammany
rules be appointed the executive member.
Still. the newest Of rules can be amended.
When Devery was asked last night II the
district general committee could expel
members elected by the people at the
primaries he said
49,. Well Veil they're out an I'd like to see
Mr.. Devery wouldn't say II he had taken
legal advice The primary law appears
not to reach this question specifically
Mr.. Noonan and his fellows we're cast out
on the ground that they had not paid their
assessments to the general committee. Mr..
which was held at the rooms in Eighth
avenue, near Twenty-third street. H.
said:
! see that Mr.. Murphy says that Noonan
an his bunch were put on our ticket. last
that's a lie They were notified by special
letter and didn't make any objection nor have
of Tammany Ha When m" he likes guess u We
can do ,te business 1n1 rely Nooman
bna ssn my cheek a%any a o
thsT, yet NoW we're Il, home n rulers IpI rsn.r., ~
mitteemen Of this district, an this fall wen
take Mr.. Murphy SO far down the line that
he \ think he's havin trip around the world.
smile out Of his face and wilt his high collar.
He can grab the string from Vantage but 1t
want the strongest independent men in
ali the boroughs to Join with us in this, job
Of dom up the bunch that thinks it's Tam
an organization in every assembly district.
but in every election district, and III show
them hoy to tws. The noses a Of the gang
ON over nf to n"a ' ST Bsfs
to sW f an iii spend It on the poor
buttin into politiS's hope while h, he, in
he'll forget all about politics an come back
and prehch religion for while, He don't
want to stick his nose into the fight in the
afiiate with, Murphy. My fight is an indie
R ssn asSh at en- Esu any mat
I've got a place for every dollar they've
ST II any Of your fellows need money or places
90 down an see the gallant new leader John
Noonan. l think we'd better get some cards
so We obs s a%n the b eed r aP bap the
'e john Is great e leader Muir ply told him
g. and thep the he'll rang Say Cys, nickel is
nsser t. s sS snb thai ss Gons is s
to us in Tammany that they can do this side
Of the craze II we don't run as the l tS.n
VEN run a ticket as the William S. Devery
Association, The Pump'll be our emblem.
Then Devery offered the resolution call
ing for the expulsion Of John Noonan. Ed
ward Browne, Alexander j. Shields, James
LAWYER, James Bagley, W. J. Neary, John
Raekow B; j, Moioy, Patrick Clarke.
Philip Glsrke Frank rank. oES arT r Hboseps
Gibney and Frank j. .Swinney. Fifteen
Deveryites we're named in their places
Edward Schneider and two others we're
elected to fill the places Of three men,
bers who have died since the primaries.
When these resolutions had been adopted |
George W. Gibbons offered one decla ring that
the general committee regarded Devery as
leader and that the gang in Fourteenth |
street knew no more about political re-
form than monkey knows about an
eclipse.
John Walsh and Assemblyman Richard !
Butler spoke. Mr.. Butler thought the fight
ought to be carried az once into Dalton's !
the Eleventh., and Patrick H,
Keahon's, the Seventh, and said: If l
lake the fight into Murphy's district with
organized labor people, l don't believe
Murphy can carry it at the next primaries
Devery Is to speak tonight at a labor |
meeting at Woodhaven Junction. L. 1.