New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-29

whom you so severely arraigned and refused 10
support at Buffalo," ne asked.
well, would rather you would say that 4
VII support the ticket 1t might SOUND oe''e'
RUSH BACK IN FOLD.
Mr. Rush tried 10 explain his attitude ana
said:
had thought up the very day OF the eonre ors
60 the liking q :he people and stronger than deart
found that man in Jsro apa told Jerome so
thought the man. But when me SJ 10 40
6nus be regular. and win support the Democratic
ticket Il IS the only thing TO oo'
IT IS understood that Francis ]. Lantry. Mayor
NcClellan's Commissioner OF Correction ana
leader Of the new 10th District, who also oolted
she caucus In Buffalo, will also remain regular
and VIII support the Hearst ticket nominated OF
"Wednesday night. He will do so against Mayor
NiccIellan's announced opposition TO the candl-
date for Governor.
Joseph s Mulroney. the first chairman OF
William r Hearsts Municipal Ownership
Seague IN 1903. and all his life Democrat an
nounced yesterday his intention TO start d
Hughes Democratic Club in the 10th Assembly
District Under the Mcclellan administration
Mr. Mulroney appointed to good place
In the Park Department at the personal request
of Charles F Murphy. Declaring that he can
not stand Hearst. he said:
Party regularity is thing, but thuggery ana
the stealing OF 6sesatss a fnte Democrat can
tand for The NOMINATION OF , Mi MAJ Mnrphy and
sr Ennners The DemocTatc State Convention
disgrace 10 the Democrats stat bs Totcsl
ambitions All he wants is TO be SIov ebn aI,a
.en n he IS r led on he viii make good
and then will think Of nm naoa of Sa
national awmaking body IL no one ansWereo o, 10
sincere why does he not return his salary to the
National Conscience Fund? f4e and s,Iiiyan
sold Hearst in return for i HeSest Ss Pbt
n he throws them down and runs candidates
against an their local nominees am e0 0 70
York and it viii be in my home district
Roswell Williams. whose 18th District dele
yates were thrown out 10 make room for those
OF his defeated rival. Matt Donohue' SAID yes
terday that he intended 10 take his case TO the
courts. hut will continue 10 be an organisation
man.
James Ahearn. Of the 18th. whose delegates
were treated the same Wiamss. had noth-
tng TO say.
Borough President Bermel of Queens is srnil-
.ng at the recoil of the gun that Cassidy ana
Murphy shot off when they unseated his dele
gates.
Naturally we were indignant" said Mr.. Ber-
mel I'VE were treated outrageously at Buff
we see what Mr.. Murphy is going TO do we
want 10 know if he is going 10 indorse Cassidy
ism in Queens"
SULZER STILL HOPES.
Representative William Sulzer got back from
Buffalo yesterday The reporter investigated ana
discovered that the spark Of hope of being Gov
ernor of the Empire State is not yet extinct IN
the breast OF Mr.. Sulzer although there is
dangerous moisture surrounding the spark Mr..
sulzer thinks that the spark will yet grow into
an overwhelming conflagraton. Mr.. Suzer had
q remark to make yesterday, as follows:
! am q philosophical loser and am contented
win my lot went TO BufLalo ana IN maze Sieaii
nonest, open ana apoNeooaIQ -IBllt loi
10 the who pulled the wires behind the scenes;
FOR me. / shall never forget their kindness. ap-
sse n Ine s WORDS t csn am now
and always have been a Democrat through and
port the ticket. a few. days ago. you remember.
Hearst in a carefully prepared IRIereW win
candidate The story Of the convention before and
Hearst is and was the, sullivan candidate, What
commentary on IL all, and how true is the old
saw that politics makes strange bedfellows
Only a few city officials had anything to say
about Hearst or Hughes yesterday, Bird S.
Coler, President OF tho Borough OF Brooklyn.
stuck TO the hearst fshhook and announced his
Willingness to swallow II. He was elected Bor-
Iough President the Municipal Ownership
r.
Eaffen, President Of The Bronx, was uncOm-
nunicatiye. George Cromwell, of Richmond, was
superlatiVe in his praise OF Hughes he being
consistent Republican. President John f.
iAhearn Of Manhattan is an organization Tam
many Hall man. and as such announced he
would vote the ticket from top TO bottom.
City Magistrate Matthew p. Breen out
for Hearst in an interview yesterday, and took
occasion TO praise the 'self-abnegation," he
lcalled II, OF the Tammany Hall leaders. He
praised Murphy and the Sullivans, and said they
buried personal feelings for the general good"
Magistrate BTeen said he could not any Just
cause for complaint in the nomination OF
Hearst.
at Buffalo returned to Brooklyn yesterday. The
prevailing opinion among them was that Hearst
Will be knitted at the polls. While Senator Nc
Sarren has announced his determination to
Headers OF the borough are openly opposed
20 the editor The opposition Hearst is
moi confined 10 Democrats. 1t is confidently s.
iterted by the leaders that a large percentage of
fsauniclpai ownership men will oppose him for
'teHlng them out to the Democrats A leader of
ahe Democrats declared that scarcely single
the OF me delegates that represented Kings was
prepared TO support Hearst.
Henry Hentz. of Henry Hentz & Co.. No %
rnHllam street Manhattan, who is one CT the
old line Democrats Of Brooklyn. refuses to sup
Port the Democratic ticket. Demagogues and
NOT Democrats were in control Of the Buffalo
convention, he maintains He said yesterday:
believe II is the duty Of every good Democrat
. vote Tor Mr.. Hughes. and to work for him 10
90 me state from Hearst. ! don't believe in
esaylIs a. nome and depending the Republi-
cans and other disguised Democrats 70 1i,-a Nv
hughes the plurality. but L think we sbouId ali
Eet Out and help make that plurality as LARGE ~
POSSIBLE and bury Hearst so deep that Ne viii
not hear from him again. ~
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