New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-08-19
M'CARREN NOT DECENT"
Hints Brooklyn Leader ShOaid &c
,a Conafa-LnioaS Protest.

The between Charles F. Murrh%. ieade'
| O. Tan1Inany Hall, and Patrick II. McCarren'
chairman Of the Democratic State Executive
Committee is on again full tilt Murphy at
TaInmany Hall. said yesterday thai NcC&Tre'' >
name should never be mentioned in decent So
ciety and he apologized those IN his pres
ence for inadvertently mentioning Mccarren
name. He limited that If the chairman of the
State Executive COMMITTEES, who is one OF judge
Parker's principal lieutenants. had his just de-
serts as indicated by the police records In Mnl-
berry-st, he would be fugitive from justice
and in Canada to-day. McCarren last night at
the Hoffman House smiled sriInly at Murphy
dark hints and challenged him to make speclhc
charges.
Mr. Murphy reached TarInany HAN ABOUT
noon. and took his sea. at his desk
1T is currently reported said q newspaper
man, that you have asked Chairman Tasgart
70 have Senator McCarren removed from his
place as chairman OF the state Executive Cont
Inittee."
That is not So said Mr.. Murphy. i should
be ashamed to mention MIR. McCarren's name III
decent company. Mr. Taggart IS decent Mali
and / would not mention McCarren's name IN
his presence Is # true that McCarren hes SAID
that he wanted ne TO tell something"
That's what ne said In an interview yester-
day." the answer.
tifcate OF character 1 should advise him to go
TO No 800 Mulberry-st where they keep tabs
on people's doings II lie got the proper GER
tifcate of character there, there might be a
couple OF men sojournng in Canada for their
health. and / wouldn't be ore of them
'FIave you protested against McCarren occu-
plying the position of State executive committee
che irrnan?" Mr.. Murphy was asked.
No" said Mr. Murphy II have done nothing
ot the kind !
Mr. aIurphy's attention was called TO let
ter sent TO Cord Meyer. chairman OF the Demo
cratic State Committee, by delegation repre-
sentins the Board of Building Trades. This let
ter stated that the board would use every means
in it's power TO defeat any party which retained
Mr. McCarren in the capacity OF political
manager.
Mr.. Murphy read the letter from the labor
organization, and then remarked:
II have nothing to say. It speaks for IT.
self"
John Dunfee former member OF the state
committee and ex-Mayor Kirk. Of Syracuse
called on Mr.. Murphy at Tsmmany Han yes
terday The Tammany leader afterward SAID
the call was purely social. Ex-Mayor hlrke
was with Murphy in his fight In the s'aIe
executive committee last winter TO prevent lne
Parker men from gaining control OF the STATE
Senator McCarren's intimate friends who saw
him yesterday charged that the demand made
bv the la Dor men with reference 10 senator NC
C;arren's removal was inspired by Charles +
Murphy and William A. Doyle. Murphys heu-
tenant in Brooklyn. They said last night that
they had scrutnized the list OF names slsteu 70
the demand and recognized the names or sew
eral of DoyIe's election district captains al
Coney Island. Mr.. McCarren consulted august
Belmont and State Chairman Meyer, ana they
advised him to stand his ground and let Muir,
phy and his friends do their worst. they piedseu
NcCarren their unwavering support in his night
against Murphy, and told him that IT would be
only few days before Murphy would be SUNG
for peace. ., w..
last night when seen by a Tribune reporter
Asked about Murphy's charges and insinuation'
against him. he said: -,
rIain+ will not answer him I propose 20 STICK
70 nv tost as executive committee chairman
and get out as big a vote for Parker and tht
state ticket as possible I have read the letter
charging me with connection with labor con
troversies and demanding my displacement as
a campaign manager l am not ready NJ ye
TO make any ststement about IT..