The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-10

u" laid he Was glad | had been ret AIMED
ant hat ! had .NaCtrd III. promise and
mat II any OK" could prove to the corpora
''ou~ tina, they could get fair tr-atm" II
without r"~urting Ia bribery | was the man
i'r III" work tie said he vas oppo-s.d To
n" "U"n gambling feature ot racing and
haI voted agaln~' the original law. that IA.
'h"i-ht N" gambling feature ought to he
'Hr"''d and that It MAS monstrous To Permit
Gambling on one side of the fence and
l"ua'il" ~ "n IN" other side. He further
,tt No. wH~ opposed ~ the hill tdNlus
racing receipts and told mo IN strict con
"d"n'" that II ~ PASSED h" would veto m.
measure. ~ tn the cassidy Landing hIll
80 showed me that he would not interfere
''tt | should com" IN to consult him from
am" tn time. that he intended to give his
I'm" in. m" rrvenu. needs of tn" state and
ha' M" would not b. distracted nv any side
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th"n 'Hll"i upon Speaker Nads worth
and told him Of my retainer and my under
standing also ,ailsi upon senator y \
tI~berg. vEn wl> hartman Of the Codes
.oIuuttt"- and told HIM ~ my retainer
and nt the amount aud allowance for eS-
r"n~"-. and hat my understanding WAS
that not n dollar would be used for any
unlawful purpose lie said that II no
money was Used he would $50 ia " that
IN" racing interests had fair treatment
and that The hill would not he reported
without la" notice that II lie heard of the
H." of money IN" hill would NJ reported
aui passed tu-'aut~r asked him Ia call
4p"u nav employers and get confirmation
ni ..y understanding and make known
?" them personally hi attitud.
found ''rt more or less Rev Dr Gregg
an ttlu-rtui r"ioriTrr and field marshal
u ~" International Reform Bureau. ~a~
'ar ."adnE -uIrrt 10 the crusade. and that
h" Wa surrounded wirh ranks and faker~
HId humbug- and -NpIoit-r~ and blaCH-
TulIierN who were 10 the employ OF Peter
I.' lacv. 'he pool room king who had "a
bitter SrudSr against the Jockey club The
E"r hr Gregg was acting N good fll'r
aid h1i .r'lG' -d iaw hnuOr-d and d.
'.usUi-h"d 'EurChrreu 10 lend their -upT"r'
" '"u 'u"y are told Of the sinister char
.,'"- ut 'Hrrr company they withdrew their
-apI-"r' aud / made var on me Outfit ard
drove" 't...I tn cover. With ~" result that IA"
.r4Sai" slIu.Si I''i" or ~" momentum
In, ul'l dli not leave. the commute" 81 elt her
hD..-"
| induced the employment II Charla-
u B.tt- 20 look after tie state Fair "rd
ur "a" hight ard h" had not thing TO do
N.'h ~. main bill HIS operations were
t,ufued entirely to arecrIng Comprornt-.
uu 'h- hll - pr"NId" an increased tax on
racing Receipts for the benefit Of IN" Far
m. -".ra' know l.dRs that the bill would
%" vetoed hv toy Higgins And this =
~. rr-' il,In ina ever revealed 'h- secret
FOB any human
H. 'H" v"ar 80. had no retainer from he
racing interests Judge Edward 7 IOyn-
g"r-Dra..v 'o.t ~" that h" had been 10
FAMED by n" Jo'k"v CuIb through N"
influence of Ton zT"--uau Nad-w"rrh.
d, np 10 that year had n-"u appointed mem
t-- OF the state Racing COMMISSION. Tie
further -iId l." hoIsst no on" ld"fti',s-d oI'h
racing would Use q dollar for votes for fear
-hnr u might b.. charged 20 hun and EN-
Darra-- speaker Wad-W Or'h. whom h.. had
known from poyhO"d and VINO had prom
rang .re-r
In lrJ> Judge Gown. wa~ again retained
and ~ r.- end Of month reports were
freely mad. that his handling Of tn- bill Wa
hur'iul To 'he ing interest | Sa- con
suited ms counsel to the Jockey hub a. ~
-h.. -ta'u- ~ things and ~ss asked 20 60 80
,It,anv t. tuv--'.Eai- I deCInsG u have
anvrGtnx to do with Albany thai wear. for
~. REASON that | scented a scandal The
, apirOI va. infested by a hoTd" Of mon
or the fringe OF politics and di-"reditst