New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-25

This Is not a particularly pointed dun, but it
is bringing in a lot of money If it were stronger
it might violate the Civil Service law and get
phil" into trouble. Whenever a city employe
gets one of these little cards he knows that 1t Is
time TO wander I'D to Tammany Hall and see"
MI Donohue
big ratification meeting will be held at
Tammany Hall on the night of November l.
This meeting will be followed by a street pa
rade In marching order all the organizations
of the Assembly districts lying south OF l4th-
ST and the 18th and Goth districts on the East
Side and the 7th and 9th districts on the west
Side will pass by Tammany Hall. where Mayor
Mcclellan will be the chief reviewing officer
For completing the arrangements the leaders Of
those districts assembled in Tammany Hall yes
terday afternoon and prepared tentative plans
Although it was not the regular time for sub
uniting figures. the district leaders at Tammany
Hall yesterday told Mr.. Murphy that half OF
their rank and file had gone to Hearst, and
that it was impossible at present to induce them
to return Mr.. Murphy told the leaders that
they were expected to go back to their districts
and work for Tammany victory, and that ex-
would not be accepted.
Ex-sHEEHANITEs VISIT MAYOR.
A delegation of seventy representative mem
bers of what was formerly the Greater New
York Democracy called at Mayor McClellan's
headquarters yesterday to offer the support Of
that organization and declare its Endorsement of
the Democratic city and county tickets. John
B. a. Mullaly made a speech telling the Mayor
that the Sheehan men would support him. The
Mayor thanked the visitors, saying he had tried
to give the city square deal. and asked the
same treatment from the people.
Francis J. Lantry, Commissioner of the De-
partment of Corrections, made public yesterday
a letter which he received from Warden Fallon
OF the penitentiary and Warden Flynn Of the
Tombs, replying to the charges of graft" which
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Mayor, made yesterday in his statement to the
press Fallon and Flynn said Mr.. Twins had
grossly misrepresented them.
That the supporters of Mayor Mcclellan do
not think he has walkover this year and that
the Hearst boom is causing a lot of uneasiness
worried looks of number Of prominent Demo
cratic oficeholders. who depending the
reelection of the present Mayor to hold lucra-
tive city jobs.
One Brooklyn of1icehoder who is a special IA
vorite of Senator McCarren, and who is usually
well informed the inside doings in the Wig
wan, has just written personal appeal to all
his friends, asking them to support the straight
Tammany Hall ticket, and openly stating that
he fears the Hearst boom will cut deeply into
the Mcclellan vote. The writer Of this letter bet
a large Of money two years ago on the
election of Mcclellan and was confident that the
fusion forces would be defeated. This year he
announces that he has not wagered a dollar on
the Tammany Hall candidate AS he always
knows the attitude McCarren is taking, and
stands falls with the Senator who gave him
his appointment, both in election betting and at
making to his friends TO help him hold his place
is significant and shows what little confidence
OF the wise ones have in the reelection or
Mayor Mcclellan next month.