New-York tribune., 1909-09-26
= LOOKS LIKE GAYNOR
,g-RPHY'S WORD GOES.
:, .bs Boss Giues the Sign Others
WM Fall an Line.

GROWING opposition among the district
pesP" tb- nomination Of Justice Gaynor.
kioes : Nurphy. the boss OF Tammany Hail.
CaTies d, his decision o. more than a month ago
saa'Tes, the BROOKLYN iurist 81 the city con-
- or Thursday next
gs-i0I ,,-s attitude toward Justice Gavnor.
~. - o,nosition Of the ani-Gaynor district
tesTif ,-..s more and more significant the dec
ssaes ~ rrstioe Gaynor in his Labor Day let
s-siion y .s
~ He sao'
lnfneio,,sa ne their assurances that the Democratic
81 ,onyen;ion Win give me an unconditional nomi-
~ coi M an respects. and that no one can prevent
raiioa, ..t,1 - ~ delegates who VIII nominate me.
-.rt and ae in the Tamnany organization
Il" ,.,,c Iust.ce Gaynor a great injsstice but
-' slt that they take il for granted that
j .,te II influential Democrats" he mra~-
wen Nurt,hv i ls the custom in Tammanv
ChI .ske orders The boss Of Tammany Hall
h@- - orders and the district leaders obey with
s's' ans then in turn get their election district
i. ..rs ana lesser units to obey with similar
,ss,s
- or-eerneut between Mr.. Murphy and the
eesD =. w- Caznor. are objecting 10 tho noIni-
- .l,e 2raoklvn Justice are not known to
,.,. 1gr the information filters from the
=. ,bst the principal objectors are County
Do,,inc William Dalton. Bartholomew
ror- Y Coecey Maurice Featherson. James
rr-vley and Nicholas J Hayes.
"A, one OF these mon viii allow his convictions
-. .avpar's unavailability 10 interfere with the
...,,ior q orders from the man at the top II the
=, seri6es IL must Dc GaYnor. When the order
- so--b eyer, last man. no matter what his pre-
- s--,l5e viii make believe that he was for
ssyr7r al the time
:. is ninted that even Daniel F. Cohalan is
,,ss,fn about Gavnor. Mr.. Cohalan is the coun-
81 fo- TIE National Fireproofng Company. the
-,s-n which would have benefited greatly II the
,-7sing code favored by the Tammany majority
"a been janmed through the Board Of Aldermen
"a received tie approval OF the Mayor. The
,,e interests which favored the notorious code
,p asking II Gayuor win stand for 1t.
Charles r Murphy not at Tammany Hall
,.ser5ay and the WiEwam was lonesome spot
,ssrse OF his absence.
rrtg the head q the ticket is chosen there is
,rtrg but idle gossip about the second and third
races Tie friends of Herman Ridder think he
ri be named for Controller, although Mt. Ridder
las 6isclamed any desire TO run for Office, The
shsr names prominently mentioned are Michael
Drummoud George J. Gillespie Martin S Paine
81 Deputy Controller X. Taylor Phillips. Close
.1ells Of Mr. Murphy say that he Is keeping dark
NJ name az the real candidate and il viii not be
E-ung until The niEht Of the convention.
Tds prssidencv Of the Board OF Aldermen is
gsaly an uncertain quantity. President MCGOWAN
-zy be asked 10 Jake 4 denomination. His friends
rs asking WY he should be turned down if he
a. be induced 70 accept. John F Calvin the
-rl manufacture, also is discussed for the place
lahH ? Ahearn is candidate for denomination
&C sne q the things that Is embarrassing Mr.
KTThy ar this tine is disposing OF Ahearn's
sLns other candidates for the place are under
rooi 10 be George 7. Scannell, superintendent OF
,gawsys under Mr. Alearn, and leader Of the
:. District; Sheriff Thomas f. Foley and John r
NT.
It friends Il Eugene J Mcguire are making 2
II for hin for Sheriff, bur there are others