New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-10-20

General Sessions, was among those who
sat at the table with Mr.. Hedges.
At No. los Rivington street, where I,ou,,
Zeltner Is campaign manager, the hall
was packed to overlooking soon after 4
o'clock. Some young men started trouble
by yelling whats the matter with
Straus?" but Mr.. Zeltner sent to the De-
lancey street police station for the 70.
serves and the Interruptions were abated
The tour shifted from this point to the
West Side with an address before IN,
Job f. Hedges Coiored Citizens Club ar
NO. 4 sixth avenue. Then It went like a
streak Of lightning over to West 18th
street and Eighth avenue. before the West
Side business Mems Committee.
In order to make time the party had 10
cut the stops down to two minutes each
The remaining speeches were at No. az
West 37th street before the Colored Cit.
Gems Club. with others at No. zS West
I'D street. No. 27 West 6lst street and
No. II West goth street, near Central Park
West
Everywhere Mr.. Hedges was greeted in
a glare OF red fire by good sized crowds,
who yelled their approval Of the man WHO
advocated a return to sane government
in man fashion. corps OF yodng
women stenographers accompanied the
party in a limousine, where, W me light
Of candles. they clicked of the candi.
dates latest utteTances on their type
writer's.
The other speeches were at the Sterling
Republican Club, West 18th street; the
Colored Citizens Club, IN West last
street: the IlaIlan Ciu2ens' Club, IN West
IV,ln street, and announcer meeting OF West
Sue negroes 40. W SSl 5otn street,
The tour came 20 an END with a supper
given ~ the East Sne business Mems
association at NO. " second avenue.
Ine 5Leriing Republican Club was out
In full force 10 welcome the belated can
dida,e. Martin {. Ansorse, candidate for
Lousress from the Zst District, pre-
sidea. Referring TO MIR. Straus charge
that the oosses would get nlm,' Mr..
heoges said that he had one advantage
over his opponents in thai ne knew all
the bosses, ana they knew him.
II expect" he said, TO have two con-
versatiCns as Governor before / get
through with my troubles. l don't know
who these two men will be. but ! know
Just what the talk will be. One man is
going TO come in and tell me that have
come into my own. and that this is the
first step to the White House or the Sen
ate. | am not going 10 get excited about
Il. but | am going 70 ark him what his
friends name is. and what appointment
he wants for him.
"I have seen New York City taken by
the throat and it's well-earned money
shaken from its pockets; and thank God
] took part once In a revolution that pre-
served the good name of New York City
for three wholesome years.
Now, the question at issue Is shall
Tammany Hall Tammanyize the State Of
New York. That is all there is 10 It.
Not for the purpose OF scare headlines,
not for the purpose OF using Tammany
Hall for making q campaign, but because
we know what she has done In the past
two years. say TO you people who claim
to be Progressives, that you cannot pro-
gress morally or politically one single
footstep until that which is at Albany
shall be removed. And, as you send me,
II my health and life are preserved, |
will save you a lot OF trouble, and l will
see that some OF Il goes TO work.
MY friend Mr.. Sulzer says he wants
10 20 to Albany 10 reduce the cost of liv-
ing. | presume that means that no Tam
many man need spend his own money for
good or evil cause.