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10 town to-day and heartened up these
opponents Of Mr.. Murphy Mr. Osborne
said before returning to Auburn tonight


opponents of Mr.. Murphy Mr. Osborne
said before returning to Auburn tonight
We will ngh' auy candidate Charles L.
Nurph" wants We viii fight Justice
bowling iusj rs hard a. We will fight GOV.
Dix, as bowling would be quite n much u
Tammany candidate a. DIN. Mere II not
for the di-srace OF the thing | should adj
'oraia the denomination OF Gov. piS 50
. that III" Democrats of this stat" could
smash both Murphy and DiN nj the same
time. Tn" Democrats up state are tired
of Murphy's nominations They have been
always opposed to Tammanv control Of
! the stat. and they will never cease 1Cht inc
, until they have overthrowu Murphy and
demol' she'd his TamN1ny control of our
State afTairs
! Mr.. Osbo"I" wen; on a. much greater
7 length. I, was but repetition though
of his recent speeches in New York city
! and elsewhere against Murphy and Tam
many and tho "1ammanyizing of the
state
Charles +. Rattigan, also Of Auburn
cdito~ or Mr Osborne's newspaper and
State committeeman for Cayuga. Seneca
and Corr land counties. echoed the scuti-
men's of his chief. He said
We vii h1rc from >" to 100 delegates N
| this con "Ntiou and "" are 20 fight from
| III" dror Of TIA" hat No matter whether @
are beaten or not. We areto OPPOSE anything
! that Murphy wants No do this because
! tho Dcrloorats of the state do not want
| Murphy for their leader This is au e,lah.
Ii ,hcd apd copper riyeted fact. Murphy
should 40 hack to Tammany Hall and
stay there. lie j. G'ted to run Tammany.
hI' h" j. rot cited to run tho Democratic
party OF the state. and We are to fight him
ev"rv inch or the way.
stephen j Ryan of Chenango. for many
year. STATE committeeman. said.
TaiL of 2O2 Antis.
We Of the opposition are sure Of 81 dele
Eat"s in this convention of $50. | am re-
hablv informed that there are l39 delegates
VINO ere independent of Murphy They
are TO come here and demand that Murphy =
hnnd be removed from the control of this
convention. They ar" not fighting Murphy
a. Murphy. but they demand that his shall
ne "A real Democrats" stat" convention
whore the delegates ar. to name the can
dldat.s All told. believe We can count
on 2Ua delegates to make 'hiS Nght for n
free and open convention. and one not
bo-sed bv Murphy. \ convention busse,l
bv Murphy in times like these would result
only in disastrous defeat on election day
The peoplea are aroused against all political
| bosses.
| II l. true that Barnes wasn't much of Il
boss At Saratoga, for the reason that the
! Republican delegates wouldn't permit hin
| TO he boss. Ihcy-were ready to smash
Barnes as boss al any moment and these
?01 delegates OF independent mind in thi.
convention feel toward Murphy just as
those Republican delegates felt toward
Barnes. We are To have frequent confer.
en"es and lav ont our plans. We haven
selected any candidate as set with which
10 fight Murphy.
4 great many though are psr.iai to the
nomination of william q. McAdoo, now
acting chairman of the Democratic Nationa
Committee Others favor the nominal ion
Of Mayor Saguc OF Poughkeepsie There
will be plenty of candidates. never fear
against Murphy.