New-York tribune., 1909-10-18
GAYN0R FORSAKES HELM
GIVES WAY TO MANAGERS.
They announce Dates When He
WIN Speak for Tammany.

Justice Gsynor who started his speaking CAM
paign as the candidate OF independent orsaniza-
tions. viii speak this week under the auspices OF
Tamnany Hail. He has decided that ne must sink
or swim with the organization which can get the
votes. and to-morrow he will stand the platform
I'm Tsmmany Hall and receive the manufactured
enthusiasm from the braves who Will ''raise
the roof for Jimmie Hagsn and "Christy' Sui
livan.
Justice Gaynor who has so often denounced
Tammany Hall. viii appear az the candidate OF
that organization, along with the other city and
local nominees. II will be the usual Tammany
ratification meeting. other speakers will be Rob
ert R. Moore. John F. Calvin. George Gordon
Battle. Joseph Haag, Thomas F. Grady. Repre-
sentative Goldfogle. willisn F. Grell and Antonio
yucca
The campaign managers have at last got hold Of
Justice Gaynor in spite OF the fact that he started
out with the idea that he could manage his own
campaign. They announced last night that he
would speak at twenty or more meetings before
the end OF the campaign. His second speech In
Manhattan since his nomination will be made this
noon before the Commercial Travellers League. at
No. 6ss Broadway
Wednesday night the regular Democratic organi-
cation in Kings County will hold its ratification
meeting in the Academy of Music. Justice GaynOr
and his associates on the city ticket will speak
An invasion OF the East Side has been planned for
Thursday night where Of the Independent
friends Of Justice GaynOr has set himself up as
campaign manager. Two meetings will be held the
first at Grand Music Hall. at Grand and Orchard
streets, and the second in Remington Hall, No ZIG
I'd street.
On Friday Justice Gaynor has promised to so 20
Queens, and two meetings being arranged for
him there. He will speak al the musee Of the
Acorns. No. 25 Union Square West, on Saturday
noon.
No denial Of the charge that Justice Gaynor was
interested in the plans TO have the anti-racetrack
gambling bills declared unconstitutional came from
the Democratic candidate for Mayor last night, but
the press bureau in the Hotel Cadillac issued long
defence of the justice from Albert f. Henschel'
secretary OF the Greater New York Commission
Mr. Henschel said:
No fairminded person familiar with Justice
GaynOr's history ought to be misled by the sbu- t
The motive that prompts his enemies TO prefer a
campaign of slander TO discussion of vital issues
" Had lad s he Bound N hmsef by such pledge nOt to
sceept ranmsny nomination, we % should never
whose whole life. as we have seen. was Gedieated
in a misera BILE plot with gamblers and corruption
lists and become particeps criminis in effort TO
is entirely inconsistent with the well known tenor
Of Of his 1ethat IL It imPes besides Its SaS
soul, TO the tender mercies Of men OF this char
acter-stamps the story as preposterous.
This infamous slander is projected. rrith Iago-
like deViltry, with no sponsors, save only hebrsay
mon rnmor and common TepoTt and it is upon
such vague and shadow-y stuff that we are asked
to blot out the record of an honorable life! The
trick is not new Tiden Garfield and many other
candidates were sunJected 10 campaign
ISLANDERS.
Meetings to be held under the auspices Of Tam
many Hall tonight are: Commercial Travellers
League, No. $50 Broadway. Speakers-Coonel John
F. Martin. William J. Gaynor William Sulzer. F.
Burton Harrison, A. l. Rorke. L. w. Reddington.
d. F. Malone. John S. Crosby and c. W. Fornes.
Acorns. No % Union Square. Speakers-George
B. Holbert, F. ". Stanton, A. s. Bacon, DR. W. j.
O'Sulivan and B. F. Mailer
Jewish Democratic Club. Ist street and First
nue.. Speakers-W. ]. Feeney Nathan Abrahams
and Henry Untermeiser.
MannerchOr Hall. 5eth street. near Third ave-
nue.-Speakers: Colonel A. s. Bacon, Arthur c.
Palmer and Coroner Shrady.
One Hundred and Fourteenth street and LenOx
avenue-Speakers B. F. Mailer Thomas F'itz-
simmons and John G. German
One Hundred and Twenty-third street and Sew
enth avenue.-Speakers: Herman Hirst NJ. J.
Harrington and Paul V. Hoyler.
Boston Road and Horne street, Bronx.
Jennings street and Prospect avenue. Bronx.
One Hundred and ThiTty-eighth street and Will
lis avenue. BTonX.-Speakers; J. A. Nolan. A. J.
Oliver and James Shaughnessy