New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-10-02
BROOKLYN REPUBLICANS
RALLY ROUND mitchell
Candidate Is Enthusiastically
Greeted al Two Meetings in
Borough Across Bridge.
KEEPS PLUGGING MURPHY
Says Tammany Never Yet Nom.
mated Man II Did Not Hope
20 Control" System"
Again Assailed

iahu runo' Mitchell invaded Rrcekiv~
lat ninht on the ssrond vh.fiN ind srsss.
.rr nip NJ his campaign sad despite N.
rainfall he was srssisd BY lara. and sn.
thusast.r audiences ln Republican Do.
trirts a. tho Moutauk Club onnost.
me home ~ tho iats Msyor Gs,nor. n.
v7s introduced b., iohn r Rafferty,. Pc.
publican leader Of too igih fsssmhi, M,
u.rt ard a. the rooms - The d's,rlr'
.lub. Boo ath street rougrsssman wfllIsn
" calder presented mo csnd'dsis a. ~.
uesi Ma, o. NJ Nsw York
Thrrc we're nearly nvs hundred pstiHe
inside tho district clubhouse while nfif
Young men set N red nre on tha curb.
stones whom Mr. Mitchell bumped out ~
taxicsh fresh from ths Monthuh club fin.
usr AZ hour later be- wHs speaking 'o
tVo hundred cheering members ~ me
Young Republican club Boz the Johnston
HuIldIng. %. tHush afe and Nsfins street
controller prendereast Rofoush Pres
dent NcAucny and Lewis ~ Pounds
fusion candidate for President NJ 'he nor
olrb ~ Brooklyn. sfoke ai 90 thrss
meetings and eere wsrml, received
Tho Montauk cub dinner VAS tsnasr.a
~ Mr Mitchell md tho other fusion osn.
didstss NJ Tho civ Ticket hY Congress
man calder and Mr. Rafferty, About enc
hundred were present There NJ Nitrasl
spoke brIef, ln advocacy ~ the election
~ rrendefrast McAusnt snd PONDS
Warm Wsloons IN the i2th
Tho warmth ~ his wsicoms boz me 'sh
Assembly District led Mr Mitche. o. .av
thar ue bad received no moro s'nrsrs
greeting anywhere ln me cti
"lt seems to mo to said chat tHIs
disposes encctl,elt NJ mo reports Mons
~ which Q have ever fof moment bs.
lIeyed thht there v1s dIsansrton .n go
Republican ranks over the ciF uckt'
thIs frar We are ensafed in ths causs
M honest cfrent clean cHf govern.
msut as against Tamman, liaf. without
party distinction. and Z know maf 90.
pubhcsns an over This city will ani Uen.
selves o. 'hat cause as thsf always hate
take the genuine enthusiasm thovH
here tonight hs an added earnest ~ tHat
fact
Congressman calder ssld vHer H- Ir.
PRODUCED VI Mitchell uat Ia was sled
20 see sp man, Young mon present II
meant enthusiasm and success Fe dt
clarcd ilo held thaf tho issue tl'. .s.r
was clean cuf az 1r..,rrH Mf,HN auI
good government an1 M.DaI arl r.r.
many
% don't ask You io so Iask as Gar .H
Van WICK when Tsmmary sul4 UH
whole c.tg oIt fo ho re trr. u.
calder continued "1ust take i.ua at
tho Tammaiy government Iu AIHaut o..
the last three years Nuwhf Dol Co., H.
Governor sulfsr not because of Nla' Is.
failed to do. but Tor what be refused ft.
do Murphy kicked John a blN or b..
cause DlN had SERVED hlm so we'll th.t
Murphy knew tho people would never i.-
elect him
'Now Murphy and Tammany Han 90
going to hang sulzer because bs
would mol serve them n sou tsfs
Tor Murphy and Mccall you let tic
whole state and nation know th5t
yoa indorse this scanda. ~ Albany sc
YOU going 10 do 49, cries % "Not on
your life' came from all over The room
Nj Mitchell skotched BREEZY ne a.
compl.shment % the fusion Board Of 10.
innate M spite OF Tammany Board -
Aldermen lie said M. Mccall had thus
Ear failed o. specify what sort of economy
~ proposed 20 give the city IIkeelse.
be- asserted Nj Mccall had said De-
hadn't had time 90 study tho r.'uaron
sufficiently 20 tell how he would carry FOR
ward 90 completion the work beg1n ~
tine fusion Board ~ Estimate and for,
that reason. Ms Mitchell contended. M
Mccall ought not to accept TIE RESPONSE
tiity OF Office.
Refers 20 consy ISLAND Clean Up.
The candidate seemed 20 make great
hlt when he recalled his investigation Of
police conditions at Coney Island whs
he was acting Mayor IN 1910. That opened
| the way 10 an attack on the system
which me said was a. forceful and con-
trolling to-day a. II ever was. lie ssid
| Il he were elected be- would appoin,
commissioner Who would be able 10
handle the police department Himself
although he should keen himself h-
formed from day 20 day OF conditions
/ the department. lust ~ he did In 1910
when he called IN the assistance 81 tie
Commissioner OF Accounts
The issue is clean cut" he said. NE
the people OF New York 60 govern them
! selves or are they 10 be governed by NJ
Murphy or Tammauy HallF The Tlse'
proposes 20 cross Brooklyn Rridgc agaHA
Brooklyn has always responded 20 ms
alarm IN the past and ! look to hrf 10
bar out the Tiger again this year TAM
| many never yet nominated man u o''
not hope 20 control
1t broke Mayor Mcclellan Boo his sec
ond term because be- would not benz "
its Will In some particulars. II defe"'e'
Mayor Hewitt for the same reason anu
because Mayor Gsynor would not pefh'
his hands TO be soiled by the Tiger Mu''
/ ply turned him aside. You can sc Wv
same thing now IN Albany
! whether or not Governor Suzer p"
nocent Of the charges against him. '''
truth remains that Tammany is pro''
cutting him not for what he did bct"r'
! became Governor. but because he has
fused to do Murphy's bidding. WIN -"
| spectacle going on. do you men OF Div,
| lyn intend TO take the hand OF MUTT
] stretched out TO YOU and deneah
selves by getting into the clutches
Tammany Hall? l am confident tha' -