The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-05-02
|TAMMANY PEACE
IS MURPHY'S END
COMPACT WITT; MCCLELLAN
MEANS NO QUARTER FOR
TIGERS LEADER.
BINGHAM is ON DECK
And to Stay, According to Mayor
Recount Bill For Hearst Is Not
to Be pushed--RadicaI
Chances.

New York, May Inc quarter FOR
Charles F. Murphy, leader Of Tam
many He must 90.
This, II was claimed this afternoon
N political circles, was rhe condi.
non on which Mayor Mcclellan made
peace with Tammany Hall.
That Murphy himself Rallies the
situation II is believed was made
plain by a statement from him during
the afternoon.
Was the retention Of Police Com
missioner Bingham part Of the peace
agreement between the mayer and the
organization he was asked.
| No, il did not enter into the ar
arrangement" was the answer.
Was the defeat in the legislature
81 he William r. Hearst recount bill
made part Of the compact?"
No; am for Ghe bill said Muir
phy The Tammany senators have
not been instructed on the measure
one way or the other. But if | were = |
At'NNN' VI d9fFNHfJLy ilIdii dL AlDuuY ! /
would vote for the bill"
The Program.
Fhis draws the line sharply between
the mayor and the Sullivans on one /
side and Murphy on the other. The
mayors propram, and the one which
1t appears must inevitably b. carried
ont from the strength of the forces
back of it, is.
l. Commissioner Bingham to stay
2. A recount bill to be killed.
:. A successor t Murphy as leader
Of Tammany Hall
The mayor, it is believed, will not
stand for Murphy under any consid-
era ion, and he wants him eliminated
as The leader Of the Tammany organ
Ization.
When the mayor was asked today
| Police Commissioner Bingham
would retire. as was claimed in sever
= morning papers, he replied: mo,
Police Commissioner Bingham is not
Q retire | have denied this story SO
'ften that am thinking of getting
ereopticon and flashing the bulletin
Tally Bingham is on deck"
Tammany politicians were marking
line today, waiting TO see when bust.
ess VIII begin undzr the new peace
the organization which was brought
bout by Mcclellan abandoning his
eht against Murphy, Business I'M ~
or the new deal is expected to take =
pc farm OF some removals and an. -
olntmsnts in important city offices
ne mayor says in staten MT that =
0 one can dictate appointments 70 'e
i'm and that he will appoint only I'd
BOD men. B1t he has quit fight
g and made peace. and where Tam. ~
any makes peace it always eas the ~
mary Cal
Mayor Mcclellan said today th9t 81
was at pace with every one. Cor
ration Counsel Ellisym included. ~
There is no friction whatever be.
zen Mr. Ellison and me-" said the wa
ayor. "All is now peace and har. ioY
ony everywhere"
Never Can Tell alo
When asked If no ovrootoa avs. ma
Nfi'NH u@hSu II uc expected any
ssnations of city officers, the mayor chS
Id; You can never tell what SIS
y may bring forth but am not Ter
pectjng any resfenatione rer,ovo1, tur
changes"
The MAYOR wouId mot disoues +ha sun
itical results of the statements ana mis-
idents of yesterday. He said that exc
did not read the stag ement of Cor oac
alton Counsel Ellison b fore il was can
de public
Corporation Counsel Ellison ap- pro
ired at his Office this afternoon, but corr
Used 70 make public any additional nj
ais pf the peace compact. OF rive
ris hat have been floating about sure
d sagre ment with the II
yci e said: why. there has pun
T NJ misunderstanding whatever jaile
we 4 the MAYOR and mvself All ther
ce and harm,ny everywher9
Z. There is no friction. no trouble. IN
$ peace III
ire Commissioner Lantry, Tene iii
1t House Commissioner Butler and
&c Comm ssioner Bingham are
ked by The rank and file of Tam. -
" as slated fer removal within a III
til. John Fl. OBrien. commission terdi
f Water Supply, Gas and Electric aitei
who was McClellan's first Field
shall in the short liv d factional Ma
(. would be the first TO walk the moro
k but for hhe fact that tbrouph mann
he scrimmage. where there was
US more noise and smoke than IN
political substance. OBren man yeste
to keen on good terms with tho er nj
vans. The
the