The evening world., 1911-05-11
-Four Leaders, in Fight for
County Bill, Leave Resigna-
tons in His Hands.
SORE FOR A LONG TIME
Candidates for Places of Tam
many Insurrectos to Lead
Districts Already Busy.

Although Arthur Murphy. Eugene Me-
Gulre. Michael Caravan and william
Morris. the l%nsnrglng Bronx Tammany
leaders. have denied that they handed
their r~csignatlons to Charles II. Muir
ply yesterday. II 10 a fact hat Mr..
Murphy has their written designations
In his possession. lie has also the
written r~esignations OF Eugene Mcclure
and Louis +. Haffen, former Borough
President Of the Bronx. from the DEM
o%cratlc state Committee.
The revolt In the Bronx. which Is APP
parcntly based on the desire OF the In
surgents to force adoption OF the bill
making the Bronx n county, may have
far reaching results In The Tammany
organization. II has furnished all tho
anti-Murphy leaders an opening. aud
out OF 1t may grow a big fight for con-
troi.
Dissatisfaction In the organization Is
widespread. 1t wa supposed by the
leaders that the Democratic success IN
the asst election would furnish an i'm
mense lot NJ patronage. Very few lead
ers have received favorp in the way of
appointments.
Old Guard Neglected.
II II charged that Murphy is forget
""s Wv "." Nho sVoou ny nv" w,
years In order to strengthen his hold
on the State organization. ]. Sargent
Cram, who broke VITA Murphy over the
..n'e'. s"o o"'.ou "'"s ''"''
80 y"
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som. o.,hs v],nha,,sn ,.,dsr. .re moi.
than willing 10 make n fIrbt on the
boss. II is Nurnbv,s aeslre IN control
the New York state delegation to the
| Democratic National Convention next
year and 10 have A hand I'm the nomina.
ton OF "A candidate for thu Presidency
This ambition of the Tammany boss is
known TO the upstate interests inlmical
TO him and they will undoubtedly get
into Greater New York and put up a
fight against him before long.
10 the Bronx revolt. starting a. a local
matter and bearing upon q purely local
subject may develop Into Q nght foe
control that will involve not only Tam
many Hall but the State organization
The victors haven't been getting enough
spoils.
The -four Bronx leaders expected to
get quick action yesterday. but Murphy
outgeneraled them. Their objec: was to
sweep him OF his feet by a bold blum.
and either gel his promise to withdraw
opposition to the Bronx County bill or
surprise him into appointing four men
OF his own choice for the leadersh,ps
they professed 10 be willing N aband,,
on, Tor - =. IL
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80, ~ ",t 10
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phy. Garysn ana Merit 49, ,o,n
carded leaders wou We ben ,hrop Z,
the Bronx like a circus parade by this
time organizing a home rule movemsn,
As In. situntion stand. tho ,,s,ry.,,
leaders are heluless untl, nav, T,.,-
day when action win h. caI,as a., a.,
IN. IRONY coun,v mi n, Oh. A...-n,,
In IN, meantime pum.xa.. .,uh,,,a..
politicians In tho Irony A..amh,v Az
,rtct. ara hus,ilny arn,na .., ..n.-
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~ann.,rs IN ma IN. univ ..nt,Aa,. ~ 80
for Mnrrls's l.adsrsh,n 10
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~iza,lons In the Bronx ,o nick ,h.,r "u,
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The r~esignations as long as possible.
II. .Join, nov.r.,
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bafNhh anu Murphy IN inc advocacy