Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-10-22
Tells His Friends He Wants to
Serve the People, Not
the Bosses.
REPEATS HIS CHARGES
AGAINST LEADER MURPHY
Receives Enthusiastic Welcome as
He Begins His Contest for
Election to Assembly.

NEW YORK, October 22;-William Sui
zer opened headquarters at Broadway
hotel today for his campaign to re-estab-
lish himself at the state capital. In
formally. he plunged into the fight as
soon as he stepped from late train from
Albany last night, but from today on
until election on November he plans to
conduct an organized campaign with his
private secretary, Chester c. Platt, act
ing as manager for election TO the state
assembly. His friends In the sixth as
sembly district who succeeded In making
him the nominee on the progressive
party ticket almost Immediately after he
was deposed as governor shared his conf
dence of success
The entry of the deposed governor into
the local campaign. which is already at
a high pitch of excite ment over the may
oraty contest, with charges and re-
ordinations flying everywhere, promises
to make the two weeks remaining OF the
campaign one OF the most stirring in q
political way.
Pleasing to Fusionists.
The fusionsts. seeking the election Of
John Purroy Mitchell as mayor. are guard
ed In expressing enthusiasm over the
entry of the deposed governor into the
campaign, but they make no secret OF
their satisfaction over the fight which
Mr.. Sulzer has declared against Taminany
Hall, the defeat of whose power; the fu-
sionists profess, is their man object.
BY instaiimept, Mr.. SulZer continues TO
bring forth charges that Charles murphy,
leader of Tammany Hall, made threats 20
him wi, le he was governor. and that cd
TO- rot n 1fa
| for mayor, had acted as an emissary ot
the Tammany leader. Mr.. Mccall has de-
/, nounced the charges as falsenoods, whiie
! Mr.. Murphy has preserved MS usaai re'i-
cence, declaring only that ne wiii wal
until Mr.. SulZer has f1nisned all OF his
accusations before replying.
John A. HenneSsy, who acted as q per
sonai Investigator for Gov. Suizer, mas
| in lected himself into the city campaign
| as one of the anti-Tammany ora.ors. In
a speech late last night ne charged that
/; Mccall acted as Aiurphy'ss nsodtqpieSe
| and once told him ito carry TO Suszer
the last word for Murphy Of what would
happen if sulzer dia not withdraw from
made. TLiis, ne said. was nearly two
months ago.
Suizer Cheered by Admirers.
1t was not until an early hour this
| morning that friends e the deposed gov
ernor allowed him to go to bed. so de-
terlnined were they to acclaim him a
| hero or martyr. For nearly three lioars
after Mr.. Suffers arrival in the CITY
| a zig crowd of his admirers cheered for
| him as they followed In triumpnai
night tour through the East Sioe ais
| tr.ct, where ne reiterated IN i1idisiouat
short speeches that ne had been removed
because he fought for the people insteao
of for the bosses and pleaded Tor aeat
| in the assembly that ne mixnt rene"
his light The demOnstratfon IN MS Dc
half moved the ex-governor " tears anu
| he described his acclaim aS Tic eio"eeS'
F, monatnl Of MS life.
| Through the Last Side people tbronssa
fire escapes and roofs and nInX over
window Sis, shouting greeting 70 ens''
| a assembly nominee. ia front oi pro-
sr.ss.ve headquarters. where The demon
stratioi reached its heiShi. AR. aho Aifs.
Sulzer stood in their car am the Tea.
rolled down Their cheeks as the teop'e
ciieeieu incsssahtiy.
waves His Black Hat.
Finally, to stop the noise. Nj. Suizer
stepped upon the seat anu waved ..is
plack soft hat Friends. nave come
back home" he began. broAeniy, ai.u
another demonstration look place Defors
ne could continue. He recS<ied 10 theln
tuat he had represented the d.st1icl ave
wears in the assembly ana eig1teen Years
III Congress.
sent YOU and not AR. Murphy, ne ~Siit
on: Ito represent the peofie ana not zig
pa,sses VINO removed me because stooo
nv the people anu KNOW tndt the peo-
v,e are sv,ng to stand ny me. .
..M,- heart Is too Iu,i tonight to talh
fur, ner. put 1 snail be back again tomor-
row night to ten you Things tiat wii
make you blush with Shame ior the ciu-
zeusnip of the state. wnicn 10 al the
cn,,cnes of a corrupt, cruel, reient1ess
ann a arrogant boss, VINO says he wiii de-
sIrov YOU il you do not do his bidding.
hrs. Suizer willing to Aid.
.rm going back to New York" Mrs.
sulzer said. smiling. ''and l cannot say
rha, L am sorry"
Asked about rurnor that she would
sneak from the same platform with her
nuspand during the campaign, sne SAID
.ns lad no sucn plans. but was Wiling to
do 1t.
dec,ared Il could tell some tninss tina.
i. QUO be interesting
su,zer let Aiuany in silence Not
friend outside ma Official family accom-
nan,.a MIN TO tue railroad station. NO.
a cneer greeted him as, with ms nat
cra wn over his eyes and his cnin buried
in his overcoat }coiiar' ne "aiheo SOW.
Gown the PLATFORM and boaru-d ms car
nc .o,nc aeuce tne Empire State.
.J have no rsgrels, we're his iast words.
.If 1 had everything to 90 over AGAIN
wound do just as l have done NY
fight has Just begun.