New-York tribune., 1909-10-18

Hearst said that Murphy chose Gaynor because
Thomas T.. Ryan wanted him.
The statement follows:
Judge Gsynor's intimation that ] have become
reconeiled to Mr Ryan Is merely "a part of MS
espas or In 8 s s p S RooseTelt
fancifu creation OF a combination between Mr..
That latter dream was dissipated by my publica-
ton OF the Standard OIL letters, which did not
seem show any particular collusion between my
self and Mr.. Rockefeller. IN fact, Mr.; Roosevelt
snS 70 assure me Thaf IN the standard OH matter
had really rendered ''sn inestimable public SER
New comes JUDGE SsynOE with his dream s First
ne dreams straw hat h aho oIus neeAe x1 LVt ae &
million dollars foI me, which would be positively
q deep dark plot with my arch-enemy, Mr.: Ryan.
This 5 positive nghtnsre, ana Il must must De an ts,
Judge GaynoT has swallowed lie heavily upon MS
Every intelligent human being knows that ME
Bssn owns Lammany sys a ang tna1 as tha WOOD
Eun Republican machine EVER inteigent s sltzen zen
Is merely q part OF the traction combination, and
that the game IS Democratic heads the cltiSen .
loses and Republican tails the traction companies
Everybody knows now that Murphy nominated
Judge Gaynor not because he wanted GaynOr but
because Ryan wanted GaynOr. And every business
4are 0a asynor % Sas nominated HnterborOGgh trac-
don stock Jumped imnedatey up%sTFSS w TSe 6a after
Judge Csaynor's nomination. Pick up the ticker
npessIes ss from ss 10 5y and the jump in Inter
horough common from ls1a 10 % lS:: rnsn does
not usually speculate on chance He does his bet
tlng on certainties Wien the inteTooFougnf rsI
weather for the traction interests. Mr. Moog-
danger there Mr.. Ryan's Tammany HaIl had
nominated Judge Gaynor No storms from Una ma
S.srteT; .s % !, went S6s the barometer
What = remarkable faculty the able Mr. Ryan
has OF always picking out for MS polltical pIr pio
poses some man like Jerome or ,ag DT;blcIV
and sounds sin better to Mr. Ryan when speak
fusgs c;sSnors friend Block upon whose We;
racify the judge places so much reliance once toIG
me IN time Sne ee aynoT S M returned from the
try Mr.. Ryan's automobile met MN al ne ssUo %
fhority and would have quoted il on his au
thority, except for the 1891 tnat 'uPg RIoc such
astonishing confidence in Block. that he is carry i
eH5ensa s rsn Mr. Block has signed contract with
ne star Company 20 devote MS f,gans snTe ana a.
pbonses and Gastons and yet IN deanoe ,, o. sv aM
snS mora6S N Fn M 5s IN order that he may exercise
his peculiar qualifications In the EXPLOITATION oi
Oh wise and upright Judge! What kind Of dioS
srsnee s OF 10 5he sve the c1 when You
already Illegally loading down the puonC H ssnI5s9
with your personal friends for your personal e'uS
Charles z Csehring manager OF the Civic All
xnce ca-Daien committee, said shat he wanted TO
knox from Justice Gaynor how ne could stre'ch
his conscience 10 the point where he could permit
his name 10 appear at the head OF the lhoepeh-
dence League ticket Mr.. Gehring saio:
- tba Grand Jury in finding nineteen indictments
nm 10 the time when he could have declined 10
r,ermit his name 20 be used under stolen en-
HEM Surely the justice must have seen that
man named WOLF prided himself upon the iac' ina
he received $500 from TammRny Han 10 afteno an
Assembly district convention in the 2sth Assem-
bl,, District 10 make It appear as legal lhoe-
pendenoe League convention
.s,relv the Justice must have seen that the
TrsY6uIent civic Alliance petition in Brooklyn was
ana hat In
sled bv Tammany Hall heelers and candidates
we're also withdrawn TO prevent possiele lhNes-
ligaron by the grand jury. Surely the Jusuce
knows that attorneys hired 10 defend these uauo"-
lent peitions are paid by some one. An investiga-
.io, ~ sher names will establish beyond any
doubt that they are representing the Tammshy
Hall organization. With all these established faets
We know We are entirely justified In asking JUS
sire C,svnor how he can permit his name TO appear
aynder the emblem Of the Independence League
Mr. CSehFins said in regard 20 the Withdrawals
.nf the bogus Civic Alliance nominations; They now
see the light OF day and prefer their freedom TO
Sing Sing They know that the grand jury is sit
ting and are afraid that the responsibility for the
frauds could be placed too easily II shey kept on
trying 10 use the civic Alliance name
According TO Mr. Gehring, the Tammany leaders
cf the Eth and 9Th Assembly districts are trying
80 intinidate The voters Of their districts who
sirned the Civic Alliance nominating petitions.
he said notices had been sent TO them telling
ahem 10 report 10 headquarters, where they Wer"
losing their jobs II they made any further at
sernpt 10 help the Civic Alliance ticket. The men
cent for principally employed by members Of
Tammany Hall.
Another trick reported 10 tell the IA allied
voters that they would have 10 90 10 the Superin-
fendent Of Elections with their naturalization pa
I pers as there question about their right
20 vote Not a single Of these men who obeyed
she summons had the slightest thing the matter
with his papers is said. but all were badly scared
A Hearst club. composed exclusively OF business
men who live on the upper West Side has been
organized, with headquarters AZ sist street ana
Amsterdam avenue.
Al meeting Of the Jefferson Han Democracy,
an organization Of independent Democrats. reso-
1utions were adopted indorsing Mr.. Hearst for
Fsvor and other fusion candidates for all the other
Offices.
william r Hearst will speak at the following
civic Alliance meetings in Harlem, washington
Heights and The Bronx tonight:
Harlem Casino. l24th street and Seventh avenue.
s)fler speakers: John Temple Graves, Charles s.
whitman Patrick Gallagher, William A. DE Ford,
William A. Cotter and James R Brown. Chairman
John J. Hopper.
washington Hail No. 2l57 Amsterdam avenue.
near ls6fh street. other speakers: Clarence j.
Shearn William n. Ivns John Temple Graves and
James A. Donegan. Chairman, Sylvester Malone
CFotona Casino No 775 East l69th street, near
Boston Road Other speakers; William n. WINS
charles s whitman Bernard Nolan. James b. Nc
C;arvey, Clarence J. Sheam and Cyrus G Miller
Chairman. James r. Kirby.
4 F4uber's Casino l62d street and Jerome avenue.
( GDtller speakers: Tie Rev DR. Alfred Nicholson.
WIloughby y. Dobbs. John kogge and E. l. Bal
diafis
( Tie halls viii be opened a. e.3o .. ~ and the
MEETINGS VIII DE called 10 order promptly al s
O'Clock AIr Hearst VIII make lis hrst stop Al the
liarleln Casino At $50 clock From there he VIII
80 10 Washington Han And theH u crotons Casino