New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-27
BRADY WON'T Be CALLEDE CITY NEEDS HEAD GOOD NEWS FOR FUSION
Committee Tells of Spread OF
Anti-Tammany Sentiment.
| MONTGOMERY HARE'S VIEWS
Says Murphy Must Be Beaten or
Democracy's Chance in 1912
Will Be Nil.

sur,r,=inrIv encouraging reports on tfe
extent OF the anti Tsmmany sentiment
wer. presented Last night st meeting Of
the executive committee Of the fusion cam
paien committee. held a. fusion hesdauar
tiers Among those present v"r" Mon
gor,srv Hare. chairman: Samuel koe-
mig. Senator Nswoomb. l. J. O'Reily MOI
win g Palliser. Robert Griar Monroe. =
S-anv-ood N4nEen and James J. Maruh'
Each member Of the committee told NJ IN"
sentiment as 10 had found n among tnor'
with whom no was thrown dairy IN 90"
tact. end there was q striking unahi"n,S
N the reports that all clstses o. peop'"
wore aroused over the necessity n deannH
telling blow n Tsmmanv Han an"
Charles 2. Murphy. its arrogant boss
The sentiment among independent Demo
Gratis and even some Of those enrolled az
members ~ Tammsnv Hall. seems ~ no
that ~ the Democratic party is 70 stano
am chance IN the Presidential campaign
Murphy must b 50 humbied now that ~"
ranno, take any prominent part IN me ma
tioral councils ~ the party.
NIonteo-nerv Hare. Of the pemocratc
League. EXPRESSED this idea when he sain
last night.
The year 1912 and its Presidential pos
sibilities ALREADY loom large before us eNaI'
We surrender the control NJ our party
national desrinies into the hands ~ the
same forces which are stutifying its very
name In this state The activities ~ Tam
MANY Hall in tho national conventions OF
tho marty have been hTvord TOT ''l'''
than a generation We have an opportun''F
~ soc thet the sane disgrace 20 the 10
r,ooracv Of this state shall not he perp"
trsted again in 1912 n We have ont th"
manhood nov 10 stand no and he counted
Mr. Hare declared that he expected ~
a,tire fusion ticket would be elected h"-
c,usa of his belief that seldom has an
issue so clearly % principle and 50 nl'r ~
the individual personality OF cann'ua'' 1
hean presented 20 the voters ot TINS 'I'1
Two hig fusion meetings VIII % n''u "
night. one I'm Harlem and one IN the 'U-
ray Hin section The Harlem Weetin8 WI.
ha NJ Empire Hall 10. % west lI''
s,-es+ and tho other Will be az the Mhf
-av HH Lvceum. East %+th street on
,roIiar Frendereast. John J. Hopper JONI
TerpI. Graves and William 4. De foro
will speak az both meetings
Thomas Mott Osborne. state chairman ''
tho Democratic League. will speak 10 me
local branch Of the league a. fusion hesp
ouartsrs. IN the Fle'schmann SuliolhS
BROADWAY and i2d street at : o'clock 20
night. All Democrats are invited 20 ~
present.
Nathan Ottinger. candidate for the 81
prene court has opened personal heao
quarters I'm the F-latiron Building. JhiI
n MAYER v-'u ~ MS campaign manager.
In regard to the fitness Of Mr.. Otunge'
for a place on. the Supreme Court nen'n
the following statement was given cut u
his behalf last night.
The undersigned members ~ the ~
ycrk par desire tnat the public shoui1
, Know their high opinion or Mr.. pttinEet .
integrity and professional standing ana o'
. his excellent abilities a. LAWYER.
Vim. y Cohen. Lewis ~ Freedman - ~
erlrI- T. Delafcld. John Frank"nn'lll-l
Nathaniel Myers. Benjamin Cardozo, lloN
ard Townsend s Sidney Smith, GneraTq
Davis Edward p. SpraEue, Joseph -
Choata. ir. FORSYTH Wickes. Thomas, -
7'hacber. s. r. Rrowneu, Wallace Ma
farIsne. g. r. Boveo. Julius VI Mayer
Ernest popkinson. Tompkins Mcllyalne
Frederic r Coudert. George W. SCnuruian
Edward ". Hatch. Henry r. hoNI Il
Avmar Sands.