New-York tribune., 1909-01-03

he said no.
lie said he had already pledged his support 10
GorrnIv that afternoon ar the irte-c--sion Of-er-
my daughter and some other friends
Well. I'm damned. SAID the boss Are YOU
going to stand for that
i hardly see hov | can prevent IT,. answered
Haldane. very much perturhed III. less should dis
close my own connection with the a.t-..tr-tStra9n.
which | take It. Is Il thing 20 he a.Httei tor all our
Yes. unless We want to- Kill the e.a we re milk
ing. returned Callahan it Is But can't YOU put
pressure on him,
To a certain extent. YES
Cut OF his allowance
Unfortunately. ne has sufficient money OF MS
own from his grandfather~ estate o. keeP nm
from -er-vylut and. he ~ quite F- age, my II
fuence must he a matter of persuasion
Well you've got enough of - certain KIND OF
persuasion" answered Callahan
Gentlemen" said Ruthcrto-t. this Is a very
serious Indication OF the gravity H- the situation
If Young men Ike Livingstone H-'sre c~ro-se me
cause of George Goruly. It means -..- he u nave q
following among that class that has tremendous
weight
.'That class as a rule dom cut -u.h If d figure II
politics said the Street toulr1i~-..re-- IL 5 my
white wings and Connells gang AMI The society ina.
do the work
The class TO which YOU refer. # It could he walked
up Is capable of doing amazing were.
If | know anything about It. 5--- Van SLyAe'
.'Gorulv will wake them up too
guess Ell have to fall back or lLr Warren and
his adniniSt rat ION. said Iialdanc-
II might be construed aS confess. y ol NeaA-
ness if we threw him over. NcDora.t -~~enltd- ~
Gentlemen. began Warren ~cr-yn-tusy,
shall ALWAYS be glad to serve the people trt er my
friends and supporters IN any "t-ec To- 1i1h may
be chosen. rs
Contemptuously-
II order to make 1t regular. said The District "
tornev. Il propose that We all declare mere anu
now our preference for our candidate don HtS-
tate to say that | think Warren Il the best man We
can get We know him; know Just r>trtiy "hI-
we can expect from him. He Is rather liked by the
people and his connection with tins little rInS he'J
IS not too obvious | don't hesitate -H say that l
think Warren Is our best man to- make rhc running
Il guess that suits me. returned l.l..'ntIi
Habberley and Connel agreed. ami t- 9is Ae ''i''
his colleague also aSSented.
Now said Callahan. be nave got SOME hing el'5
to propose What do YOU think as t' the Likelihood
of Gormly' getting or accepting the n""'iratOn "
the outs, ~
Il think he could get it by turning over his hand
answered HaIIane. but | think Is cNtreIntE
unlikely that he'll accept It He told me that ne
intended to run as an absolute 1ndePenaent no' ~
be tied to any party whatsoever .,,r
They'll offer him the nomination sure. SAID ~ ~
lahan They amt ever had such chance aS ht
present since I've been Chief OF Police 4fd tl'''
nearly twenty wears -
Well. if he wont accept It, that Il MAKE 'hel "
sore said Habberlv.
Exactly" interposed Callahan. and therefore
| propose that make nonpartlzin tlGAei % - -
against him, that we divide the offices between lD'
ms and outs; reservIng To ourselves the most H. IL
portant and vital ones of course but EtNlnS th1 - 80
enough to make EN- feel good. let en- get 'I'- I
fingers into the public peror few plcNlnsS. anu
on We can easily do that without losing TOO ilU'-'
and We II present Il united front against HIM II
"A united front of all the grafters. thieves pL5o
guards financiers and politicians in New iorA-
sneered Rutherford. H.
You don't like the scheme Mr. Ruthertord-
roared Callahan angrIlv- Iii
be proposed ,..ba,
As for myself said Haldane also thinh II [-5