The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-06
BOSS" MURPHY
IN CHARGE OF HIS
LAST CAMPAIGN
Will Never Dictate Nom
ination Of Another
Candidate.
NOT BE CONSULTED
IN STATE AFFAIRS
Six of Foremost Leaders of Tam
m any H all Predict Absolute
Downfall of Organizations
Mitchell and Associ-
ates to Control All Admin
istrative Departments.
Especial TO Thc Times-plspateh.l ]

lSpeCldl 10 Tic llnleS-DiSpalenl
New York. November 5.-Charlcs F.
Murphy will never dictate the nomina-
tion OF another candidate for office nor
manage another campaign for Tam
MANY Hall This was tho positive
declaration made by six OF the fore
most leSders OF that organization to-
night.
Murphy himself answered all ques-
tions By saying: There will be an
other day" Mccall. the Tammany
do the explaining. He left the city
for indefinite stay at Hot Springs.
Aside from his defeat in New York
City, the worst blow dealt Murphy is
the fact that he will now be ignored
absolutely IN the administration of
New York State affairs,
Tho name most heard in connection
with the leadership of Tammany Hall,
after the retirement of Murphy, is that
of Morris Featherson.
Murphy attempted to take his de-
feat good naturedly to-day. He was at
his desk in Temmany Hall at the usual
hour.
Mitchell has announced that he will
drive me out of New York politics,
has he?" said the boss. "Well, in the
light OF what has happened, we must
make some allowances for Mitchell 1t
is up TO him to worry. not me-"
Mitchell I'm Control.
One thing stands out beyond all
others as n result of the New York
election: Mitchell and his Fusion asso-
ciates will control the Board of Esti-
mate and all OF the administrative do
partments of the city government.
Little was left to the Tiger after the
votes had been counted. Murphy saved
few scattering offices, but lie lost
his county ticket including the fat Of
! fee of sheriff.
Turning to the state the result shows
that Tammany elected twenty-eirht
members OF the Assembly out of the
sixty three returned by New York City
The lower house Will be controlled by
Republicans
The following table shows the vote
for Mayor in New York City:
Borough. Mccall. Mitchell. Russell.
(Dem) uFus) tSoc.)
Manhattan ....103.756 130,453 I176S
Bronx ......... 25.so4 a6.941 5.676
Brooklyn ...... 1905 1866 1880
Queens ........ 2o.299 33.45l o.S5S
Richmond ..... 6,955 S.447 a47
Mitchel's plurality. l2l ,209
George McAneny's plurality was "a
lt3 and William a. Prendcrgast's. Al
7SS.
Marcus NJ. Marks was elected presi-
dent of the Borough of Manhattan by a
plurality of 25.l23. In Brooklyn the
plurality OF Lewis FL Pounds was 5l,-
72l and in the Bronx. Douglas Math-
ewson was elected president by n plu-
rality of S,699.
The triumph Of tho recently i'm
peached Governor. William Sulzer. was
complete III the Sixth District. where
he ran for member of the Assembly.
The district is normally a Tammany
stronghold.
For the first time in years Fusion
sheriff was elected. Max $ Griefen-
hagan being the successful candidate.
The late returns indicate that the
next Assembly OF the State will be
composed of eighty-five Republicans.
forty eight Democrats and seventeen
Proercssives.
Aaron J. Levy. chairman OF the AS
sembly board of managers in the i'm
parchment OF Governor Sulzer. was
elected judge of the Municipal Court OF
the Fifth District
Sulzer for Speaker.
William Sulzer. who was elected to
the Assembly from the Sixth District.
will be a candidate for the speaker
ship. Later he said he would enter
the contest tor the United States Sen
ate.
Within few days Mr.. Sulzer will
go to quiet little farm in Orange
County for rest.