New-York tribune., 1905-11-01

prsy nos ss eong to be deluded by any thing the
a Ss o t Is Hail 10
demonstrated any historic respect, he does pre-
ssy the s ss. Hs lnaf The The sos DEW "h0 being
But the snrontsry has gone even further "hds M
has been writing letters from his headquarters,
Srsph e letter here] 10 ali the leading Republicans in
this city to all the Republicans IL & the a ea'gr, IN
as IN hss asafa had the hardhood to address to Howard
iatura BY the way he does not know Mr. Conk- .-
E hage ans mn met knd 6s letter. rnDs in
my dear MI conkling I ,Sa want d.rfi9n weTy ueh 70
The Iammany Mayor Of SemgG5k Rspybiean Sspy aaGh
what has Tammany come to2 -.
myself ask Of friend that es he cast s5tttas hls
ms 10 hi. support--
Have you ever known such wall from the
Titled TO aims. and who will not accomplish MS
have faith in % Popuar sPa mot coPae m Pe
vsset by Issues ether thai G thess eSsbs Of so
eisi and political dlgconent DreIqdige. have
S sahd z @ on etatah n fd 05 f pe a tae
Issues created by the gPpqsGn then Se aGs ans
form Of government that is as Indifferent to law
as It S reckless Of e. who has always
been opposed TO him in politics, and who does n9t
Judgment what he has not done he makes no
ssn as done as nos e s soe the e MaF Low
if ! be Judged by what have done shall not
procure .s verdict a BY Issues other than those which
What are the issues that should not enter into
that should not enter into this canvass. and Mayor
issue those pshaeu mat to Be
n % 6f haor to aq erany at Re rs To @"aeRy so
thing that has no relation to p this canvass, and
from whom Ms do those ss or things 3s M Me-
cellans Murphy? And what is the difference?
It is perfectly plain proposition, and it is per
fectly plain that all that sort OF thing could be be
politics TO which Mayor Mcclellan appeals are
% Would be = stopped if Mayor Mcclellan could do as
But my friends, he a schnolnoy in the hands of
his master He has been such in the past P5s and he
ever ' as to the conduct Of his own campaign, We
have yet to hear from him the frSf solitary w Wofo m
hear from him the first word with regard to re
sponsibility that shameful ticket We have yet
hesr from him the first word of excuse for the
eth more shameful list that constitutes his heads
OF departments.
BORN OF TAMMANY REVOLT
But let us proceed with this literature. ''Al the
elements OF social and political discontent ana
prejudice have been organized on a -oafoIm @ ; I'M, oI
those elements Of social and political discontent
ana oa they eoe they right out Of
ranks of Tammany Hall because, say what you
ia$ Of Tammany m ssFns men rs H revolt That IS all Mr.
Hearst represents nothing I'M IN fhs e
crat against the bosses OF Tamnlany Hail. 10 which
todssv the holds oiee as member of Congress
through % a Tofes ana ' eiee
Mr. Mcclellan continues II II the the election is to Pe
friends it is going be decided by you it is going
70 be decided on the sss m by ,e b
Whes Mayor Mcclellan began he thought he was
going 10 be directed into office by some kindly gale
but he has found the spirit OF opposition
is being read, and he don't like that kind of oppo-
Si eded On | Just that knd Of opposition Created BY this
10 be decided on the created by the opposi-
govsrbment s. and a form Of government that is as
Indifferent TO law it is reckless of consequences
knows. but God knows he does not refer to me OF
But the one thing that sticks out through 1T all
with beautiful n nnanmt of a6@a rs T %
Tammany Hall equals the constitution
The Mayor continues:
The political fortunes of myself of other
of the great political parties 10 the other
There is passage that is particularly beautiful
None better than he knows the value of the tenn
son 10 o s o5 Te has anS 6eee e the
writing of the letter. He continues;
these Of small inportanee beside ls,taa the
1T saefs the security @ Of our Ba ely a ang nrF sdr nat4 aPpea
to you for your help and cooperation among your
Very smooth, Mr., Mcclellan. Let me repeat the
request 20 you. Come. Mr. Mcclellan, vote for me-
MIR. Mcclellan, If you and the other men in your
for there will be trouble whateyer in solving
the problem. Certainly if you don't regard has
proposition as preposterous then indeed you are
the depredations Of Tammany Hail buccaneers.
For these reasons, l feei that may fairy appeal
friends when Mayor Mcclellan asks a man whom
who his friend. TO vote for him as his friend
and TO ask his next friend to vote Iof nm aa 10 10
Hall and the continued exploitation of the people
fer the personal ends OF M Murphy , ana ms mss gang ~
aspect of the campaign. 1t might be said that mod
.sy should forbid my refeTrg to a an X
Times" but i assure you l very proud to have
10 say that 1.-The New York Times says this morn
ing. speaking of my candidacy
Mr. WINS is altogether unique Through his in
innate and accurate knowledge of the machinery OF
the city government he is doubtless the best
he is also about the most independent man in the
city. No boss would have the hardwood to ap.
rr5ach MIN, and should he be elected grafters OF
aI sorts would have very unhappy four years
before them
and then the learned editor, after having written
these lines, proceeds to say, Ihis 2eing the case
vote against Mr. WINS" That is precisely the prop
Now. the logic in that editorial is in precise
end With the logic OF Mr. McC,lellans appeal, and
it asl.s that votes should &c cast AGAINST me
cause in its sheer Democracy ii believes that the
people OF this city not competent 10 and are
then appeals to Republicans defeat the fttest
candidate. although that candidate is their can9i-
date. Here again is the utmost eAaltauoh oI ao-
Another great daily paper. published in BROOKLYN,
overlooking the fact that the Republicans have the
votes and competent to cast them
rot experienced as compared with Mayor McClel-
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