The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-02

arose similar TO that which for a time
confronted the citizens OF Nav York
wnen the late Mayor Gayror made up
his mind To become an independent
candidate FOR Mayor OF that city Foss
has all OF his opponents puzzled Lead
ers or Fosss opposition feel that t'oss
is strong. throughout the State but
they don't seem able TO exactiy Judge
his strength
Tammnn, - the i-su~.
Tarnmany Hall. a. usual. ia the -
sue i'm New York city. although ,he
'ranrnany candidate has calmly ignored
that fact inaliine "cNtravaSarce tp
city government subject FOR his
caiHnaien orator.
John Purroy Mitchell collector %
tho port Of NeN Tork, g tho candi
da,c of The i'us.oulsts. consisting ~
the progressive Democrats. Repubu
cans Progressive and independent
L.eaSuers
Nj Mtcne, is :, very young man.
ne has had rather sudden and bril-
liam career in politics. Al the uayor-
alty election four wears aSo he was
elected 10 the presjdency or the Board
os Aldermen from which he recently
resigned 10 accept tie appointment ~
Preside mt Wilson 10 the cullcctorship Of
the Dogt ono Of tho best Federal plums
ia New York city. which President
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many. save 20 = man who. during his
whole politics. life. had opposed Tam
man.
Edward u Mccall chairman Of nc
pubic Serv!c" Commission aud until
recently a supreme Court Justice is
the rammany candidate. Mccall is a
! mar of cood ecord ana equation. Of
pleasing personality aud forceful
character The only thing any ono can
mo against him is his association with
ramrany Hall Mccall doesn't DEM
tina he Is Tammar a.a,t.date nor
Charles +. Murphy, leadec OF rrammany
Hall Mccall has. however denied
most seheaently uat he has eyer
been Intimately associated with Muir
PHI - That he acted as Murphys
aseat i'm the efforts made by the
"bo5r 10 hound eX -c;overuor Sulzer 10
40 mo %i!l or the Organization.
Entry Of suixcr.
rhe eutry Of Suizer into tbs New
YORK cit caro:!aien has had start
lins effect His attacks upon Mccall.
Murphy and Tammany have stirred
things ~ add made tho campaign an
eNtremcly nitter one. at The same time
afordins the PEOPLE OF New York the
astounding spectacle OF an impeachAd
Governor battling for election To the
YER leg siatUr" tina; \ short time ago
had ifnpeached him and removed him
su1er 5 candidate" foi The IS
sambly from the Sixth Assembly Di.
. uict Of Nsw YORK. which Is in the
heart Of the EAST Side whe.G SulzAr
has always been strongest. Ana Sui
, ze : stronRc. there than before hs
eve "'a2. The oyerwhe Inning demand
Tor his denomination cffectually 81
fenced tn" Progressive party state
Leaders VINO very much objected 10
suffers nomination As IL was they
were forced 10 sit ~ the convention
B ball while howliUg MOB nominated
III" oeamnE Sulzet for the Assembly
and "hla 5000 moe who could not
set into The hall. screamed themselves
hoarsc With enthusiasm outside
When tile Progressive leader Of the
Assem- oily district Was sold by the
state leaders that Sulzer mast not h.
nominated. tho Assembly district lead
e.. who knew his diatrict retcrtsd
Srimiy that "Sui2cr would he nomi-
mated or there would ~ murder III the
sixth District"
In rhc same district Aaron i Levy.
majority leader Of the Assembly. and
the ,nan Who, acting for TammaA,'
Hall brought about Suffers inpeach-
mcn,. and who prosecuted The case 81
fore the impeachment Court. is a ca
didate for Municipal Court Justice
Prosressives assert that the Suizer
vo;es will burr Levy so deep I've will
never I've able 10 crawl forth into Tho
light OF politics again. Al Smith
speaker or tho Assembly. is also a
candidate for reelection from an Eas,
Side district. Smith. according to Sui =.
zer's friends, stands no more chance Of
election than does Levy.