New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-24
Men N1r1iro '7- Judiciary and
Other County 0iiGos Attack
Murphy 3rle.
URGES VOTERS 70 UNITE
j. II. Mayer, Speaking for Re-
pvb,icau Party, Says This Is
IN ON Year" with Good
Government Forces
Against TamraDv.

Ill'0 N4tl me NFlIii 'i h' ''.- ''''
domination of Charles F Murphy and the
system he represents. the candidates on
the fusion nti-Tammsnv county ticket
v.ero formally notified Of their nonlina-
tion last night.
n was IN the headquarters that have
been chosen for the fusion cam oaign, on
tho second foor of tho building AZ tho
southwest corner Of Broadway and 42d
street. Tho rooms have NOT been COM
pletely equipped yet and many of t7e
$50 or moro Representatives - the re
publican organization. the Independence
League and the Democratic League we're
Obliged % stand Rut there was an
earnostuoss about the speeches made IN
tho simple coremonv that sugured vel
Tor success At the polls.
Justice Francis NJ Scott owing - his
court duties. was not able 70 he present.
but sent a letter % acceptance
Each Of tho other candidates Nathan
Ottinger ,Rerubhcan), clarence J.
Shoarn Gndependonce League, and
Henry d. Forest Baldwin Democratic
Leazue). Ccr the Supreme Court; Doug
las Mathewson CRepublican). for Surro-
gate and John J. Hopper Independence
League. for Sheriff-was present and
outlined hts conception Of the duties NJ
the office for which he was running and
Of reforms that are needed therein
The candidates for the Supreme court
In
laws. Nr. Ouingor argued in favor of
having al election cases which must nv
their nature he carried ultimately 10 the
Court of Apneals taken 10 that tribunal
fir the first instance. re spoke against
the recall Of judges Mr.. Shearn spoke
for a radical change I'm the administra-
tion Of Justice in this county
julius VI. Maver notified the csndi-
dates that they had been chosen as me
nominees or the Republican party.
There ucver was n year." - sad,
when it was nlore incumbent upon the
voters Of al, political faiths 20 get to-
zether Tor a common purpose than this
year. You hear lots ot talk about this
being an of year. but T want 10 say 10
you that this is an on year We have
d battle To fight. it is that Of the forces
~ good government against Tammany
Hall. 7 never knew Of time wnen
graver effort 70 strike at The forces OF
good government was made
Tell of lnfaries OF Levy law.
~ ,r,,.or ,,.,,,+ ,,, b., ---,i- of tho
-'i'- -''
tniamles OF the Levy iaN.
For tho T,,danendeuce League sylvester
"a "'~ '''
7. Malone made speech pt hotlu'aupn.
tIo roc 5u.oI+ rnop tho Lew law and
-''' '
the attempts that had been made 70 pass
-. .t....-- l,-.,r.t,.., - ,r,s f,,sic,
'ie ne" D''"i ''4' 'p0--'--7 "a ''-1
movement he added:
IL "ou'u Oe s''". ii-' o. '''is
Of campaign could not be continued from
year 10 year Whatever may be our ac-
ton in Presidential years. however. We
may stand on state elections we snouId
all stand together for honest non-parti-
san government in tho city"
Robert Gr.er Monroe. VINO made the
notification speech for the Democratic
League, re-erri1s 20 the Levy ia" and
''-e 1i-',' '''' 7''-''
o,i5id RoIm a-q5 Si.H5 oec , co,.r,s ~ "f ,,ttcs D
overthrow the otner The proposed charter
was an adrJrt % tho entire electorate or
the city of New IorN the Levy election
law was AL attempt 20 override the con-
stitut.on uf the state
The perpetrator ,r these outrases now
comes braZenlN before me people tor m
corsement. ne asks Tor erlslalo.s VIC VIZ,
viii do his VIII and enact laws a~AllsI
YOUR rights and interests. Tie asks the cleo
tlOr Of a county ticket which ,ie ma placed
in the field that his political iudolsameht
NAV be complete that with enhanced pres
tige he may proceed 10 arm himself with
tho votes Of the ninety delegates from the
STATE OF New York 10 the National Demo,
cratic Convention. and become "A powerful
II o, 70 ir the polirics Of the nation. TO
those who are opposed To- the Murphy
machine and all IL stands FOR there -
no halfway course re must be beaten
All along the Hne-his county LChet 40
we'll as mis- assemhlymcr.
,-t< - r..-.i.., Cot. NJ ,r,,,,,
ON Dehal OF JuS'i'' '''''' "'4' 4i"'''
-oad % lottsr = acecptance i'm which he
said.
Il beg 10 assure YOU and your asso-
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GATES tndt II VIII oT Ilf ''4''S'''' ''''' ~
the future 10 merit your commence 49,
:. .,,s.te.- ,.o,r action"
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.tI...,,I,.se ~ = Juaoer
In acccDting his nomination Mr.. Ottln-
ger SAID III part
--t. ,,ossibuitias of usefulness Of a iudgs
o.. ,dt condned merely 10 the routine
S,1,roTTrance of his judicial functions.
This is an age Of rapid progress. and no
moro importaut development is engaging
~ attention Of students OF government
than the obtaining Of justice upon ths
merits with the least possible delay, and
the sweeping aside of those technlcatieS
which have so often been a reflection upGo
the proper administration of rne law.
1 believe that judge can render great