New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-10-23

h. got II from, and expressing the Ter
vent hope that Mccall would not nhaiiS
name a dead man.
This inspector Of police IS not dead
Hennessy continued. He is alive. Mc-
call is alive Plunkitt Is alive. Anu
Murphy is alive. II will be very easy
for Judge Mccall TO prove that whiie
undoubtedly he paid his assessment
and a very big assessment ne uu
not get il from a police Inspector Ou'
why does he take twenty-four hours
ia dodge around the stump. why
doesn't he tell his fellow citizens Ina'
that isn't true? Why doesn't ne tell
his fellow citizens who it was VINO gave
him the money? Is he attempting 10
make an ahbi? Perhaps he is. Ihe
usual Tammany abb. Well, let us see
"His frined Murphy says in the
evening paper, Judge Mccall pay me!
WHY. I don't have TO answer tha'
charge but | will say that 1t is absolute
nonsense to suggest that Judge Mccall
Maid ANYBODY. That is as far as | VIII
90 with Mr.. Hennessy.' No. Mr.. Muir
phy. YOU will go little further with MI
Hennessy before this campaign is over.
When Mr.. Murphy says that 1t Is nom
sense 10 say that Mccall paid anybody
Mr.. Murphy lies, and he knows he lies
I tell Mr.. Murphy that have held IN
NV hand the note for $4,000, and,
more than that. have held the no'e
for s35. 600 signed by another justice OF
the Supreme Court who was one OF MI
NIurphys alternative candidates FOR
Mayor.
whatever Mr.. Mccall paid, whether
in cash-and probably in cash-they 90
business in cash in Tammany Hail. eN-
cept where you cannot raise the
money and then they take your note
he ought not to be afraid TO tel MS
fellow citizens what he paid, and whom
he paid it to. Murphy says he did not
receive the money. Well, most OF the
money that Murphy receives, Directly
or indirectly, generally goes through
some other hands.
Rrinos in Beardsley's Name.
"I want 10 ask Murphy to-night-and
this is preliminary 10 some questions
will ask him later on-did Judge Beards-
lev hand him $4,000 in bills in OCTOBER ol
last wear? II Murphy denies that Judge
Beardsley did it, if Murphy will provide
WAY for putting Judge Beardsley on the
stand I undertake TO say that Judge
Beardsley will testify under oath that ne
handed that money TO Murphy, and tnal
IL has never been accounted for since.
well, we won't take care OF Murphy
any more for the moment. we VIII come
back TO Mccall. because he is asking 'or
your votes He has a right to tell you
whether he is an honest man or whether
when he is elected to ofice he is gong 10
go TO Murphy and find out who VIII De
CITY Chamberlain and who Will be the
head of the Water Supply Department
and who will get this job and that Ana
don't YOU make any mistake that IL re
we're elected Mayor that he Wouia NOT
do II. Why, this man Murphy mas inns
thing reduced TO such science lhdt
State Excise Commissioner Farley mas
to write down to Murphy TO know II
Murphy will o. X a man for him for
81. 800 place In Albany Farley won't deny
IT, for | have seen Farley's letter anu'
more than that. | have seen his letter
MY Dear Chief My dear Chief! ASKING
II this little 81, 500 place in the Tax Depart
ment could go to a friend of his In
Broome County. Why. Murphys fingers
run out all over the state until We zoos
ened some of them a few weeks ago.
Hennessy then reviewed the work ac-
complished and the indictments secured
on Tammany graft in the state depart
ments. throwing in the explanation. IN
an incidental way. that IL was bi-par-
Isan affair. generally speaking, and that
Barnes would aid Murphy wherever
necessary"
To McCaWs statement that Hennessy
had lied about the one-hour conference
between them in the rooms of the Public
Service Commission. Hennessy responded
that ne would agree to retire from this
campaign If he could not prove TO the
satisfaction Of jury of three, to be Sc
lected by Mccall himself. that the con-
ference in question had been of an hours
duration. The only condition Hennessy
imposed was that the three men to be
selected by Mccall should not be mem
bers of Tammany Hall.
Mccall to Send Telegram.
BY way of adding another small detail
IA the story, Hennessy described how