New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-25
BALTIMORE HAS THEM NOW
The Flower of Tammany Departs
for the Convention.
HAMBURGER ONE OF l,400
Special Train for Gaynor Boom
With Him Until Tam
many Says Otherwise"

many Says Otherwise.
with brass bands blsring out Tam
many" fourteen hundred braves started
for Baltimore from the Pennsylvania sta
ton yesterday morning. Yes, Sheriff Har
burger went along, escorted by hall
dozen deputies. armed with revolvers, not
for any particular reason. but because
deputy sheriffs like Tevolvers whether
they wear creased trousers and flowers III
their button holes or chaps" and rec
neckerchiefs Among the special trains
was one for the 100 dyed-in-the-wool CO.
nor boomers.
Sheriff Harburger ssid-but first hear
what Thomas F. McAvoy, the leader of the
23d Assembly District. who had charge OF
the braves had 10 say.
we sent Murphy and the rest of the
small fry ahead OF us said Mr.. McAvoy
his face a series Of laughing creases
"These here" he added. waving his hand
maiesticaIly toward the assembled RANK
and file ARE the real cheese-I mean the
real powers
And when YOU talked TO Nj. NcAvoy
about the Bryan-Parker row he smiled anc
observed 1t was very warm,
Calls Bryan a Leech,
But not so Commissioner Prince, who
looks As ~ he might be the leader Of the
Bohemian voters of the town. with his
long thick hair, soulful eyes and BEATING
smile. which did not leave his features as
ne said:
BRYAN is leech-the leech that is suck
ing the blood out Of the Democratic party
times
in the past. and he should not play the
psrt of the disturber now. Al he makes
me tired
William Sohner, state Controller vas
sanguine like the rest.
We're going to be winners, hands down
this time" he said. We've been too long
mourners at our own funerals. Now We
going 10 attend somebody else's All we
need is any good. sound Democrat who has
the confidence Of the business world
The Sheriff Seems Happy.
our Sheriff was the picture Of exuberant
bliss. as ne kept his right arm working
like a pump handle. shaking the hands q
his admirers who thronged around MIN
I'm going to do all ] can for Mayor
Caynor." said the Sheriff. N spare mo.
pent. and there are many more here who
will do the same And let me tell YOU
Gsynor IS going 10 be the dark horse a
Baltimore. Take my word for II. His
election would put in the White House the
best President we've had since Lincoln.
What do you think Of the outcome OF
the temporary chairman tght?' he vas
asked
Nj Murphy selection will prevail. h
replied unhssitstirgly. Judge Parker Is
necessary TO the Democratic party because
he is progressive and conservative as well
That's what we want
And the rest Of the Tammany snokesmer
thought likewise
Another Of the many Gaynorltes who
went along with the Tammanv delegation
was senator Fitzgerald
Until Tarnany Snaps the Whip.
I'm for caynor. and I think he would
sweep the country
win you stick out for Gaynor until th'
end?"
I'm with him until Tammany says 9th
crgisc." was the faithful ones reply
Ard this is how all the Gsynorites felt
whether They expressed themselves so o.
iitl A41N3 NStt ~ 49, ava $1,000
snapped the whip
Senator Frawley, James j. Hyde. Percy
Magic. William j. Wright, Deputy Commits
sioner Of Elections, Barton Dunn and oth
ers of lesser fame were numbered among
tire fourteen hundred.
The Gaynor rooters. or most 't them
carried green japanese parasols which
when opened showed the Mayor smiling
skywsrd And every one Of the hundred
ana twenty wore big buttons bearing like.
uessss O. tho citv's executive, with the
slogan "Gayucr for Pr&ijcut He Car
Win"
Senator Big Tim sullivan and party
~ his friends did not go aboard any OF
the seven Tammauy special trains. but
went ty themselves on Baltimore & Ohic
train from Communpaw later i'm the day
When he had given the delegates time Il
get half way 10 Baltmore Mayor GaynoI
issued this statement. i'm answer TO the
question whether Bryan had asked him tc
oppose Judge Parker for temporary chair.
nan:
no. Mr. BRYAN has not COMMUNICATED
with me N any way. ] suppose he knows
that am not one Of the statesmen in con
troll Of such matters or Of the nation. II
judge Parker. OF whoever Is temporary
chairman. makes so-called KEYNOTE
speech which is fifteen. twenty or twenty
I'VE years behind the times. and declaring
that the Constitution Is being pulled down
] shall simply do like millions Of others
ehrug both shoulders hard. and particularly
the left shoulder, and 20 about my busl-
ness But If the same kind Of platform
should be adopted that would be another
matter Those who spend most Of THEN
time asleep At the foot Of the haystack are
not NJ 10 frame any declaration Of princi'
pies FOR US. We are on the march, but not
hesdlong Every generation should have
the amendments and changes necessary &c
meet advancing conditions. Judge Parke!
is a distinguished man, and 50 far as
know he would indorse these sentiments.
1t z special meeting Of the executive
committee of the Democratic League OF
New York County held yesterday after
noon resolutions urging Mayor GaynOr FOL
President were adopted. Some Of those
present were Frederic r. Coudert, Robert
Grier Monroe, Paul Fuller, Henry De For
est Baldwin. J. Hampden Dougherty. VIII.
lam +. Schneider, John J. Donohue and
James r Swanick, The league has ter
thousand members.
BOYS HELD S BURGLARS.