New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-20
Attacks on Administration, New
Charter and Murphy Arouse
Big Meeting.
MAYORS NAME IS KISSED
Controller Asks That Legislature
Be Saved from Tammany-
". r. Hearst Assails
Murphy.

Tho main floor Of the auditorium was
euo5 with an enthusiastic crowd that
cbsered all the fusion members Of the
.,tv government and the fusion candi-
da,es FOR election this fall and hissed re-
nestedlv the mention Of Mayor Gaynor.
Controller Prendergast was proclaimed
se next Mayor" and John Purroy
Mitchell and Borough President Nc
Arerv we're both advocated for the chief
Office i'm the city government. Tue
sneeches Of all three were replete with
attacks on the Mayor and the proposed
charter that failed. Controller Prender-
CAST often spoke Of My friend the
Mayor" and always 10 applause and
laughter When he called on the shades
~ the mighty dead to forgive him tor
differing with this great man. aftervdrd
ren1arking that he feared. though. that
TIE Mayor was more familiar with
Frictetus than with figures. the audi
ence was particularly delighted.
The Controller was especially happy n
catching his hearers with his epigram-
matte characterizations
Mr.. McAneny and Mr. Mitchell he
said. have been polite. I am going 20
tell YOU the truth" He then told Of the
reouest If Fire Commissioner Johnson
IN have his salary doubled, the increase
being from $500 n year 10 $4,000. "One
hundred per cent Johnson" Mr.. Prender-
CAST called the Fire Commissioner. TO
the great delight Of the audience.
". r. Hearst. Who was the last speak
er. neglected the Mayor for Murphy, but
his speech, couched in his usual felici-
tous phrases. was no less pleasing to his
hearers. He said he spoke as a Demo-
crat. that he was registering as d Dem
ocrat. and that as a Democrat l am
going 20 hght the pndemocrauc prta-
cipIes and policies Of Murphy and Tam
many hall
IN Charge Of the Government
"llr. Murphy has been in general
charge of the government Of the city and
Of the state OF New York for the last
YEAR" said Mr. Hearst. IF YOU don't
think the government is bad enough.
vote for Murphy. lrus' 'h M" 10 ilia>e
f. worse You will not be disappointed.
All Murphy needs is a little encourage
r1ent. and every vote YOU give him is
Endorsement for his past acts and en-
colraCemcnt Tor lI'U'9 eii'' - III '''
same direction.
Though MT. hearst NdS 'i'e 'a''
SPEAKER, he hea the hearI4esI Ieoei,'iol
Of the evening. lie came III "ii'ie 'o.''
j. Hopper the FUSION 'ahuluale ~
Sheriff MAS speaNlns' ana "d''s' N,'''s
Cyrus W. MINER iIeSlue"' oi 'Ne i'o'
oush ~ Inc Bronx Sl''Ne. il'ii ''e 81.
tered Mr. Hopper was obliged 10 wait
for several minutes while the people
-..s.s.4 .t,.;, 5oeiro +o cheer for Hearst
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ID seteId4 olleIelI 0'lii una '''i'S' an
Vlen he arose 20 speak the cheering WAS
,... -.,.,. ,.,,r1,,,ad e,d he vyos o0Iiged
N.' --- 80
10 resort % MS fdmlllal gesture "a O'llSl
campaigns To call for quiet
..--r. issue ig clear" he told his hear
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VI "- -. ~.
VII 'e lail -''1i'3' - -
pD, ''i '''' ''' anu 49, =, Tsn,s,a,,,ra ,s
''o' -. - ..,,, -do,,,+ want Muir
....,,.;1-.. roo then vote
f"' -. .,,,.at - ,.o, are
asa-lis' '-'7 ,''..- l'-'l -. "a a,r,re-
'''s-'' '''' 81. - +ho i,dici,.v
80 ''-7 a. 10 80. -, isu. c,rsrir-
..-..-....-4 ,.l,,r ,,oIitic,l rights
49,. -..,.,t,e. ,,s, vote against Murphy's
t--.. dr.
.ldl.l"l ticket anu d.. -e'S' N',P
r-,. .-- the bench. The issue ls clear
az, d. -. t,-,,,
the problem IS simple. 2 "O h'' 80"
10 boz learned 10 appreciate II. We only
nave % ue honest. .t.. ..-... ,I.o
While Mi. Hearst made ihe issue 'it
judiliarr the other speakers were WriI
agreed trsrrho legislature Nas the pOins
m he considered in the present cam
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49," -' it.t....,,,. ,,-,i,st Tam
q fl'S,'' '' 'li- - = &c .. ,,i o. ,.seags
thahl in "IofI 20 u fI..a3 ~
tns winter or the once ueIedleu - =,
throat charter Mr.. F7endersdst Ilduo
the point that the failure OF the tusloh
forces y-gl4I9 he taken bg the Legislature
a. moan tle rer,uiesion Of the people OF
- 80 -. ,i,, NOV: session the
N' '-'t '' I"1o an N'
proposed chafleI
Ott- 49, ca-4o,,,o-. EzIse
~aNs "ayO'
1<t- r,,.,.,,.,. Mitchell who was the first
Al ;,,
speaker introduced by eN-J uuSS W. LINN
Bruce. the chairman Of the meeting. be-
s..-. ,t, Nfa.-or bV
saA hl7 p'lHtS "1"i''s- '-~
replying 20 the statement the Mayor gave
ers salary bin He said I'D part.
t,r,,,. Ella. .i.,,.,. ID, ,,,,donbt.dly meas
tre of rasrert due 10 a man vino holds the