New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-27

, District Attorney. and that the easiest way .out
of the difficulty was the best
MR.. WINS ON JUDGE PLANNERS ACTION
Mr.. WINS yesterday asked his opinions Of
tie action of ex-Magistrate F1ammer He said:
Judge Planners action proves him to be d9Ini- @
mated BY s ne IN % spr' b er nessed aRd he
after mature and sober thought. seeing no lseli-
in his power bring about the defeat of the Tsm-
many nominee and the eeGGn bsg on on mr n o
dacy. whether to improve my chances or not, is
ne act dge ID SmP % be % on his
friends always known him to be. the very pest
type of a good citizen
VIVA. effect will it have your electicn?'
Mr. Ipius was asked.
II am not a prophet and I can't tell"
"5glII the changed conditions make it possible
for Mr. Jerome and yourself meet on the
same platform?"
THAT depends entirely on Mr.. Jerome. Il
will welcome Mr. Jerome my platform. sout
l am running for a larger and more important
office The matter entirely rests with Mr.. sJe-
rome" -
Speaking about his reception In Brooklyn
last night, Mr.. WINS said that he was Sseil
pleased. . - -
In my years of experience" he said. even
in Presidential campaigns. I never saw sslch
enthusiasm For instance, there were Two
meetings in this borough. where four thousand
people waited three hours on rainy night in
order that I could speak first in Brooklyn:
POOR ACQUAINTANCE WITH BOSSES"
Mr.. Wins was asked his opinion as to whesher
Mr.. Cutting would now come out for the BE-
publican ticket. the Republicans have SIM
dorsed Mr.. Jerome He replied:
II don't know that | should know what M
Cutting is going to do. Personally don't kaosv
Mr.. Cutting. Mr. Cutting and have never }nes.
I seem to have the poorest acquaintance OF sny
man in town with bosses.
Mr. WINS was asked if he was chasing butfer-
flies in New-Jersey reference being given 20 a
report that he is somewhat OF an entornoloxist.
No" replied Mr.. WINS. Il rot chasing but
terfies in New-Jersey. but 1 am treadings on
worms in New York
He asked regarding the delayed statement
from Charles F. Murphy last night about Mayor
McC1ellan's decision to forego the GovernorsSfp
nomination.
Il don't know why Mr.. Murphy should moi ia-
sue statement for the Mayor in view OFFS the
fact that Tammany Hall is running for oshce
and Mr.. Murphy is Tammany Hall"
Charles F. Murphy. replying. TO question: re-
garding the resignation of ex-Magistrate FEau-
mer from the Republican ticket and his su5se-
quent Endorsement of Mr.. Jerome for re-clecsion
the Tammany leader said
THE situation looks bright with TamInans 1
am confident that Mayor Mcclellan viii win. no
matter what the opposition may do
What have you to say regarding the legality
of Mr.. Planners withdrawal?" was asked
Il don't care to discuss it, replied Mr. siur-
ply The legality of that question is entirely
up to the law committee, and they win look
after that end of it,
Mr.. Murphy was then asked If he knew any
thing about the reported Illness of Jamea w
Osborne. and he replied that he knew nothins
about II.
PROSPECT BRIGHT. SAYS HALPIN
Mr.. Halpin said that he thought that ths
prospect was bright and that the Republican
ticket would be benefited greatly by the tddi
tion of the name of District Attorney Jeron,..
The convention would meet in the lower hSu IN
the Murray Hill Lyceum tomorrow nixht sat
O'Clock. he said
In regard to the action OF Judge Flam,;,sr-