Bisbee daily review., 1909-07-10
'bINGHAM'S $ IRE
 STIRRED
New York's Deposed Police Commissioner Will Blow
 Pretty Ball at Tammany
GENERALS THREATNlNGS
 INCLUDE PAT M'CARREN

NE" Iohhs JuIt S--utu- ham. former police commissioner of New York. left for Nova Scotia for a long vacation. but as he stood on the deck of the Florizel, in the Erie Basin. he said something which might be remembered while he is away. One of these was that Pat McCarren is a miserable lia-." He was met at the ship by former Deputies Han son and Woods. who walked up and down the deck with him before the vessel sailed. He also met many friends who were going on the same trip.
 A westerly wind blew across the ship as the former commissioner paced the upper deck with his two former deputies. He said: This is mighty refreshing after getting out of a dirty pool of politics. I am happy in the thought that l am leaving New York with more friends than I prob ably would have had were I still com missioner I believe that every right minded citizen is on my side, and want to thank the press for the fair way I have been treated.
 Licking for the Bunch"
 After a good rest in Nova Scotia I am coming back to New York and do my. level best to lick the bunch that has treated me in this shameful manner. That doesn't mean necessar- fly that I am going to become a poli- tician. As a plain citizen who has been through the min believe I can tell the people something that they ought to know. I 2m perfectly sin cere in this matter, and don't want anybody to get the idea that I am talking about shooting at some men in high places when I have no ann intuition. I have plenty of it, and somebody will be hit.
 q cannot understand how Pat Nc Carren. the mayor, and Commissioner Baker can continue to say that this whole business is free from politics, As I said before. Pat McCarren is the ruler of New York right now, and if he says he isn't he is a miserable liar, and I want him to know that I think he is.
 q see that some of my friends have started a little mayoralty boom. Of course thing like that is likely to bubble up at such a time. I am willing to let my friends go right along and do what they think best, but don't care to say anything my self about the likelihood of the boom growing with the result that I will finally arrive"
 At this point former Deputy Hanson told the commissioner that he had not seen anything of one of the last orders the commissioner had issued thanking the force or its co-opera. tion and expressing gratitude for things that had been accomplished.
 Was His Order Suppressed?
 Do you suppose it's been sup. pressed?" asked the general q re member that I drafted the order and left instructions that the moment stepped out it should be printed and distributed to the members of the force"
 Well, if that's the case, we'll draw up another one here" said Mir. Han. son, and I'll see that the force gets it through the newspapers"
 The three men went to the smok. ing room and drew up the following:
 AS police commissioner I hereby relinquish command of the police force and want to express my admi. ration of the men of the force and the pleasure I have had in command. ing them during my term of office. More than ever I am on the side of the honest policeman as against crooks, criminals and crooked politi. clans of whatever high office they may hold in the community"
 MT Hanson said that if the com missioneT's order had been suppress ed he would make it his business to find out immediately why and by whose order.
 When he was asked if he had any. thing to say about Judge Gaynor, MT. Bingham replied:
 If all the other things I had planned do not come to pass for one reason or another, there is one thing that l am going to carry through to the end. I am going to keep right after Judge Gaynor. Before am through with him I will get enough money out of him to pay for two or three fine vacations up in Nova Sec tia any way. l have several of the biggest lawyers of New York working on the case now. and several others with big regulations have come to me and offered their services free if l would only give them an opportunity to handle the case.''
 Denies Trailing caynor.
 Before stepping into his waiting auto at the Iroquois hotel, Gen Bing- ham had talked a few minutes.
 Tt is absolutely untrue" he said. that while head of the police depart ment I trailed anybody or had any body do any shadowing for me IL Is absolutely untrue that I had detec- tives follow Judge Gaynor, President McGowan, Comptroller Metz, or any. body else. although"-with a smile they may have been shadowed by de- tectiyes. At any rate. neither the department nor knew anything