The sun., 1913-10-26
East Side Jews in Line to
Elect Sulzer, Their Idol
Careful Canvass of Sixth Assembly District Shows
Tremendous Feeling in Favor of
Deposed Governor

| these matters, but the rabhis say that
there is no real wrong in Sulzcr AMI that
ne is a martyr He will get many votes"
| The bartender said as the reporter
| started for the door:
81 am a business man. cannot afford
| to take sides. My name does not 20 in the
paper. understand. But tell you tn.
! facts | hear people talking all day here
at this bar They talk the same. SuIzer
cannot be beaten for the Assembly. Keep
this in mind. Tammany Hall is all Irish
! The Jews and the Germans are sick uf
| being bosscd hy the Irish. Sulzcr gives
| them a chance t. iisht the Irish
! Tn" patrons of T.. liandwcil,r's cafe at
81 Avenue e were having lunch and beer
at several small tables The reporter in
troduced himself to a group at one table
| and put the usual questions. Was Sulz.r
| really popular with the people of the dis
I trict? What wer" the reasons for his
popularity?
II. feas"r, "A friend Of the proprietor.
was the spokesman here for eight or
ten men
MIR Sul2er is a gentleman" Mr.. Fea-
/ ger SAID with great emphasis That
| phrase. "Sulzcr IS gentleman" is in
| many mouths over ON tn. East Side.
| Mr.. Sulzer is true friend of the Jew
| ish rae" and religion. lie fought for us
when ne was in CONGRESS. He was our
! friend while IN" WAS Governor. Nuw that
h" is Il victim of Tammany Hall We are
for him. They say the Jews can't h~h,
J Go ask the Tamnany candidates in this
/ district II We can't night Su'zpr was too
brave to be- whipped ny Murphy He
wouldn't stand for II. If Sulzer was a
bad man would the rabbis be for him.
>ulzcr Leads straw Vote.
The reporter spent an hour and halr
in taking straw vote In the block
! bounded 10y Avenues y and q and Second
and Third streets Tncro are probably 60o
/ votes IN This block The reporter. going
/ from ono stpf" "r cife to. another. talked
| to 'i-ht!-iour MN. asking on, question
/ merely
who are YOU going to vote for FOR
, the Assembly,
The rcSul; of tho pou was:
/ Sulz"r u'roEr.seiv.l 80.
/ SiNnrstein ,p'murlan. ~
/ kupp 'E"puhlicdnh. q
/ only thrc" "f tho men talked =, yc~a
unwilln. 20 say whom they intended to
support. Tn" uth'rS represented about
every trad" ana activity common f. tho
EaS, Sid". Practically all of thcm were
Jews.
Nok's l.yccum. one of the most rre-
Guentod cafes i'm the S.Nlh As.,mbl. ia
! trict vas crowded at T. NJ ON Thurs
day ~ncn THE StN rcrolt-r went tho"
for Information. About sixty mon were a.
tn" small tables playins pnocnle ur other
games OF cards or drinking their rr.I
The attitude of most OF them who r,-
sponded To questions Was precisely simi-
lar. They were for Sulzer because no Vps
for the IeNs and h.oaus" h.. N.s too
/ htiVe 10 D" Murphy sla', "'rnn bray,
TO l." Murphys slave" was ia, expression
used 10y four nr n,, T. had fIcu,it
g"nc IA" rounds of street talk and hid he
CON" populi~ way of ruttlu- 'hc ,d"a
they had. 'hat Su.s,r had refused To- obey
certain "rderS from Tammauy
NV" Know the Truth"
Su'zer is al! right. said :, man who
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i".i,.ss "rn ~ "'''. =, ~ 'Ic P"i'r l'l
n j.. ,,',I'' ',, go" 'u'i.
',' E'.'''','" ne ,l'o"eF ne took
" W. h''"N 'h' Uu'H DOWN
hal -. h,"r ".' "' '''N''i"' no" " ne
''''' ,'a"''.'i '' .osSt"'
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s,l,n, - ''''' '''' ''S"'''
,N'' 80 o
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e. ~ ''Y " I'' 'S'" ~ s"N l' "h'm
lion was tia, tboy y,,,
IL made no difference when the reporter
told them their names would not be used
They stuck to IL that they must no,
cypress any opinion
At the Wiener Wurst Gcschaef, a.
Avenue H. SIN men said they were going
To vote for Su2cr giving the rensnus
that had now become familiar II,, w,s
- friend of the Jews The rahhis had
given him good character He wouldn't
obey Tammauy boss
The reporter visited "A dozen o,hor
stores and cafes and tn. rcsll, Of tho
talks that NJ had with mon i'm these
places was pretty much the same I,
struck the reporter that the E,s, SD.
has been discussing Sulzer from every
point Of view for months past. and thnt
the cryStalliZine OF opinion Wa. ,o uovv
thing. not produced by the spcc,ncular
Progressive nomination or Sulzcr's
III, atrical return to New Yo,k ,ud
parades through the East Side Inn,
formed after slow and detailed discus.
sion.
1t is also perfectly aprarent th,, Tho
Sulzer candidacy is the princip,l mart -,
the campaign To the voters of n yerv I.,rp.
section of the East side. There seemed
to he comparatively little tu,eres. in tba
Mayoralty race. as to whether Judp. Mo
can would beat MIR Mitchell nr Nr
Mitchell triumph over Judge Mccall rne
live issue was Sulzcr.
pr.di,, n,,.,, ,..
NOR" interest was displayed in tine
'lSht Tor the ludGeship of the Municipal
ouit "i the Scc"Ad District, where aaron