New-York tribune., 1911-10-29
NDORSE FUSION TICKET.
DoIando Club, of 29th Assembly
District, Is Tired of Murphy.
DEMOCRATS QUIT TAMMANY
Disgusted with Boss Rule as
Conducted by the Gear
of 14th Street.

Another striking and significant lhS'a"'0
OF the uprising in the ranks OF the Deiho-
Gratis against Charles F. Murphy and ram
many Hall as represented by MIN was
oi,en Yesterday when the Dolando C!up'
of the 9oth Assembly District. came out Tor
the entire fusion ticket, Including the nv
nublican and independence League cahui-
dates for the Assembly and the boa'u o'
Aldermen in the 29th District.
II is such defections as these that' are
getting on the nerves OF the IahliHanS
leaders. Starting out the campaign WIN
supreme confidence, they are Desihln"S
realize that they may wake up on Eiect'oH
Night 70 find that their ticket has oeeh
showed under. ~,
Tbe DoIando Club. Of which Louis VOL
fert Is president and George J. RusseH
secretary. has passed the following resoiu-
tions:
That we. the members of the Do,aiido do
CHM Of The 2gth Assembly District uo
kara1.itL tndorse the entire fusion ticket
and pledge our loyal support 10 the sum -,
We condemn the action Oh 1il"i i,so,,,-
Murphy for not renominatinls tIie seoi,i,.
biN-,nan TFriedmanl who fought so huuIS
fo,,. tbe neople's rights and against poS9 pf,
ruie we implore the voters OF lIle ~. ;.i
district To- act intelgently az Ine ,, ti,
election and vote for the candioaIbes F tb p maone
fusion ticket, who VIII De io' III
and against boss rule
Organized by Johnnie Meehan'
,rra Dolando club was organized by
"1obnnie" Meehan. the Tammany man,
o,,d named after his uncle, who founded
Tho Dolan restaurant. Mr.. Meehan no"
lives in The Bronx, where he orgahiZeu l"e
Dolardo club Of The Bronx, but the orlsl-
nal cIub has always remained active anu
,,rtil the present time, has been stalch
ror The Tammany nominations year after
year. o, tho
Last wear Mr.. Wolfert, president OF tHe
ol,b was one of the big factors IN the
election Of the Democratic candidates As
/ senblvman Harold J. Friedman and Seha-
! tor Godfrey SAKE. Explaining MS ac-
| zion and that of the club last night Mr..
/ WolfcTt said: ,
nU.o IN NOT consider that we are fighting
he Democratic party, but We don't believe
I'm boss rule as conducted by the C%"r Vi
| rourteenth Street The fight is on Murphy.
We are opposed to what he trled 10 40 III
forcing a charter on this city, and we are
disgusted at the un-Democrauc Levy ID"
that he had passed. We believe thdt lhe
people would have a voice In the eIecll""S
and that Legislature elected by the peo-
ule should be for the people ana not loi
the bosses.
The club intends to do much personal
ryoTl, for the election Of the fusion uckei.
As a prelude to this it had printed yes'er-
dav. according TO the regular court i"rH''
, summons i'm the case OF The People OF
New York against Charles !. Murph5'
Boss OF New York ii reads:
An Appeal for Fusion.
no the Voters-You are hereby summoned
to law aside all excuses and appear al your
1,olling place on Tuesday. NONempeI - De-
tween the hours Of 6 a. N. ana p; III m I IoI
the purpose OF receiving your udIoI anu
voting for the fusion ticker; s.., -.,.o+
GoUrthouse. Dolando Club, SSth street
and park avenue: Louis Woltert, presiding
Justice; George j. Russell, clerk.
rbo campaign committee Of the fusion
,covcment was busy yesterday mapping our
q series of rallies for next week. From the
pIans already made, it is evident that IL
will be a whirlwind finish to the campaign.
william Randolph Hearst has placed ms
entire time for the week at the dlsposal
cf the committee, and may be heald AT az
many as twenty meetings. II is expected
that Mr.. Hearst will have some redhot shot
10 pour into the enemy.
As already stated, Thursday night VIII
he the big night. but it is hoped that Seth
Low. oscar :. Straus and Rabbi stephen
: Wise. who are to speak then. will con-
sent TO appear at some of the other meet
ipes Controller Prendcrsast. President
mitchell Of the Board Of Aldermen and Bor-
oueb Presidents Miller and McAneny have
p,accd themselves at the disposal of the
rampaign committee, and will probably be
/ ON the stump most every evening Of the
week. The rallies for tomorrow night
with the speakers, are as follows:
Lexington Hall. No. 100 East ll6th street
/ Chairman. John b. Cartwright speaker
/ William Randolph Hearst, John j. hopper
/ LINES A. Donegan, John J.. CoWan, Mont
/ romerv Hare William y. DE Ford ana
/ John Temple Graves. on, ,,... 20,
/ National Bohemian Hall. No. '2l East t"d
! street. Chairman, Dr. j.. D. EI0rGan.
| Sneakers. William 4. Prendergast. William
Randolph Hearst, John j. Hopper. NicN-
lander V. Campbell, Warren !. Lee. William
/ NJ Hall. James A.'Nlcn, William \: De
/ Ford. William y. Ferguson and Albert
/ Great Central Palace. No. 90 Clinton
street. Chairman. Alexander Noll. speak
IHs William Randolph Hearst John >.
/ Ibopper. Samuel W. steele, IT., Harry W EN-
/ i&rger. Louis Kelner, Benjamin n. TART
! sfein, DR.. William /. Sirovich' benjamin
! Ia ass and William a. Coakey.