New-York tribune., 1909-10-21
HALL FEARS HEARST
ALARM IN REPORTS.
Tammany Sees Defeat of
County and Borough Tickets.

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! II vas another quiet day at Tammany
Hall YESTERDAY The preliminary reports
reaching the Wigwam indicated that Hearst
was going 70 poll more than l0o,e0 votes.
and the Tammany managers feared that
/ wosild be enough to defeat the county and
! borough tickets Tammany is cOncentrat-
/ ing fits fire on Hearst these days in the
! hope of keeping his vote down.
! When Murphy was asked il Judge Gay
I nor had swallowed the tiger vet. he init
mated in his speech IN Tammany Hall on
/ Tuesday night he might do. he laughed
and said:
Well we seem TO be all here yet"
Representative Parsons says Barnard
viii win by 2OOOO.' he was told.
rs Parsons serious?'' asked Murphy, who
then added: There is not the slightest
doubt about the election of the Tammany
city and county tickets"
When told that Mr.. Parsons had man
ready to bet $4,000 Barnard the Tam
many leader said:
Betting is a violation OF the law. and
we don't violate the law here"
Where do you think Mr. Barnard will
come in?"
"one. two. three. perhaps" answered
Murphy
What do you mean by 'perhaps?'
''The Socialist candidate might beat him"
replied Murphy
1t is said that you did not hear Judge
Gaynor's speech last night"
''Oh, yes. 1 heard it, and il was a good
speech at that" said Murphy. There
wouldn't have been any particular signif-
canoe in it II had not been at the meet
ing There was large attendance
With Judge GaynOr's letter in his desk
disavowing that he had charged that the
Cuttings had prohted I'm an improper man
her in the sale OF the S9th street ferry
property TO the city, Mayor Mcclellan said
yesterday that the relations between him
self and the judge were cordial.
Judge Gaynor has not made good" in
correcting statements made by him in his
Carnegie Hall speech on Thursday, but
in his letter he denied that he had said
what the stenographers had him down as
saying
The incident is closed said his honor.
The most cordial relations exist between
Judge Gaynor and myself, and I have
nothing further to say about it,
The harmony committee in Brooklyn. of
which August Van Wyck is chairman.
told Mr.. Murphy that the regular Demo-
cratic ticket would be beaten unless these
smaller organizations were called OF.
Mr.. Murphy put on the screws, with the
result that the McCarren men are feeling
a little less blue over the prospect in
Brooklyn.
The Tammany meetings follow:
Jewish Democratic Club First avenue
and lst street. Speakers: Mark Tisner. Isl
dor Leiber. NJ Levy and Vincent Leiber.
Broadway. Speakers: w. +. Schoon, w. j.
O'Donnell, James A. Roche, @. T.. Nevei
and L. A. Spellssy.
Speakers: NJ. j. Harrington. L. p. Snapp.
j. f. Tucker and JIM. Quinn.
Gaynor Downtown Business Mems League,
Remington Hail. No. Pa East I'd street.
Speakers: Judge William J. Gaynor, George
G. Battle, Julius Harburger, Samuel Prince
and Isdore Siegeltuch. The Rev. Joseph
Seff viii speak in Yiddish. Judge B. Hon-
man Will preside.
Workingnen's MONDAY Meetings. East
Side Fulton and South streets; West Side
West street, opposite Pier So North River.
Speakers: Samuel Prince, chairman; An
drew Eagan. H. p. Griffin, Jacob l. Bauch
Third Assembly District No. 151 Mott
street. Speakers: Theodore PalumbO and A.
No. 2O7 Bowery. Speakers: P. COtter and
James Conway.
Fourth Assembly District Vienna Han,
No. 70 Columbia street.
Seventh Assembly District. 2Sth street
and Tenth avenue. Speakers: Adam Ewald.
John y. Golden. Paul Hoyler, NJ. Collubier
and Harry GrifHen.
Ninth Assembly District, 2sth street and
Eighth avenue. Speakers: Thomas Dwyer,
Edward Mandel and John Fitzgerald.
Sixteenth Assembly District. 49th street
| and Second avenue. Speakers; John Nc
Tiernan. James Kiernan, James Foley and
| Theodore FitZsimnons.
! Twenty-f1rst Assembly District, both
/ street and Eighth avenue. Speakers:
! Thomas Mooney, +. Murphy and William
MacRae.
Twenty-second Assembly District. 3lst
street and Third avenue. Speakers: Charles
/ Z. Duffy, John q. Dwyer, Harry Hornidge
Frank j.. Griffin. William J. Dowd and
/ Edward J. AIcCrystal.
ThirJy-first Assembly District 13Sth street
and Third avenue. Speakers: j.. l.. Wei
/ don, Edward H. NicOll, James A Nelson
/ and James 7. Mask.
Thirty-ffth Assembly District. 18th street
/ and Third avenue, and also at West Side
! Democratic Club, Bailey avenue and Kings
/ bridge road