New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-21
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Timothy ID. SulliUan and Other
SUl2er Men 10 See Murphy.

committee which includes Representative Tim
othy d. Sullivan and Borough President Ahearn
will call on Charles F. Murphy at Tammany Hall
this afternoon at ! o'clock and on Senator McCar-
az o'clock IN the interest Of the candidacy OF
REPRESENTATIVE William sulzer for Governor. The
committee will present 20 Messrs. Murphy and Nc
carren the following letter:
Dear SIR; The undeEsigned have been appointed
committee 70 eonfeE with the leaders OF the Demo;
William sulzer Cor Governor.
your following TO the support Of Mr.. Hearst, and
that you preserve as far as you can, the right or
zion VERY truly
William p. Dowd, chairman; Timothy d. sullivan.
John r. Ahearn, Jacob FrOmme, Thomas c. Dun
ham. Charles A Towne. Richard Croker. 81,
Thomas J. Dreamer. Samuel Prince, Or. W. A L.
Thomas W. t'f Is kSSe5t S G@mPheIn Al.
Rastus s. Ransom, ": Harmon Black. Charles L
Guy. Maurice Fitzgerald, James Daily. Frank Gass.
Stevens.
The committee win also communicate with Bor-
ough Presidents Bermel OF Queens. Louis +. Half
Zen OF The Bronx and Nicholas Muller OF Rich
rnond and other leaders OF the Democracy OF New
York City.
Chairman William p. Mitchell Of the allied or
CARNATIONS said last evening the suizer head
quarters;
1t LOOKS now as IL Congressman William sulzer
News which We are receiving from az parts Of
fallen out OF al The other Blooms. but that all
the Democrats are thoroughly aroused and are
sulSer recognizing that he Is the only man that
can unity al the various factions IN the Demo
g ths , eslssatss chosen today congrsssan
County ana two districts Of onondaga co1nty'
The committee transportation for the sulzer
n not e as hsn sSsTSsy mat 6r n ne be
pication viii be considered after that.
The sulser committee yesterday issued an ad-
dress 10 the delegates 20 the BufTalO convention
and 90 the Democratic electors q the State OF
New York The address starts on follows:
'sulzer and Adsm-DemOcracy and victory"
The address says, in part:
We appeal 20 the loyal Democrats Of this state
70 use al! their efforts and influence 20 the end
shall nominate straight Democratic ticket. com
posed OF men WHO are now Democrats. who al
be Democrats and who by their lives and IN cir
re sa, sS ih,r sets nave aemonstIated that they
party and loyal 70 It's organization and its preserva
We denounee the attempt % an independent het-
sfoseneous convention, composed OF disgrunted fac
~ n6esd wealth. Of muIt fhS a9hf for
~ owl se'ish purposes 10 usuIp the functions OF
destroy the party OF Thomas Jefferson and crafty
mental personal vanity. "''@ ''' '''O'u-
We have no personal quarrel with those who de-
nounce our falth and condemn PRINCIPLES We
accord them full freedom OF speech. but we DENY
nate an Independent ticket ans tsea ca pay n no pe
and nsdrse ,h sTns e 70 adopt their
ot bempocratle preTogatives and an abandonment
No man worthy Of the suffrage of his fellow ci,l
sens N9ule seek the nomination OF the party whose
principles he condemns, whose leaders ne denounces
ene whose organization be is attempting 10 DESTROY
decent regard for the political ethics Of TIE tiD
and contemplate. - N0
We are absolutely opposed 20 going outside n.
the Democratic party for our candidates. We
sternlv set our face against any inDovafion ,,rov
True peinoerate principles. and in this hour Of
oanser 70 The Democratic party demand tie
nomination Tor Governor Of that patriotic cffizeD
Congressman William Sulzer.
The above is signed by the following
william Pitt Mitchell. chairman; Henry y Mar
tn secretary the jefferson League, represenfng
the Committee 81 one Hundred Citizens: Nationai
Democratic Club. OF the city OF New York Amer
lean Anu-Trust League. the Bryan Democrats
League MOrkingmen's Democrats League OF New
York, Commercial Travellers Antitrust League
snc the Democratic club OF the State OF New YORK