The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-10-31
Denounced for Power to
Make and Unmake
a Governor.
HENNESSY MAKES
FURTHER CHARGES
Continues Spirited Campaign
Against Murphy, Who Grants
Longest Interview of His Ca
reer Little Black Book"
to Be Used by Whit
man in Investigation.


New York, October 3o.-Enthusiasm
for tho Fusion municipal ticket. headed
by John Prrroy Mitchell, reached its
neigni tonight. At a big mass-meetins
in Madisou square Garden the audi
cnce heard the nayoralty candidate
| himself former Mayor seth Low. who
once led \ Fusion cause 70 victory;
Oscar :. Straus. former anba ssador
TO Turkey. and others attack Tamuaany
Hall Edward L. Mccall. its mayoraity
candidate, and Charles f.. Murphy, It's
leader
Nj. Straus aroused the crowd 10 :,
demonstration When lie denounced
Tamnsony for what he declared was its
recently displayed power TO conduct
IL. own recall and make and unma Ike
a Governor
Seth Low, as chairman. also caught
the crowd when in answering his own
question; How can Tammauy lie de-
stroycdt' he replied, putting il on u
hunger strike and not trying to forci-
bly, feed it,"
Malone Attacks Fitzgerald.
Dudley Field Malone, Third Assist
ant Secretary Of State. ana son-in-iaw
OF United States Senator O'Gorinan. of
Now York tonight spoke Mt the hi,r
Il
den in the interest or Iohn purroy
Mitchell, Fusion nominee for Mayor In
cidcntally h" attacked Congressman
John j. Fitzgerald. Democrat. OF Brook
/ lNn. who in = recent speech in the
I House assailed John Purroy Mitchell as
a professcd Democrat and an admin
.istration appointce, who was heading
+ n movement against the New York City
/ Democracy.
| Congressman Fitzgerald. of Brook
I l.
/ Malone said. This, the same Con-
tfressman Fitzgerald, who ran mp and
! down the centre aisle OF the Baltimore
convention as tho messenger boy FOR
Charles f. Murphy, while the young
men Of th. party were fighting the fight
against big business and machine poll
I tics.
1T was at the baltimore convention
that saw those vino controlled the
leadership Of New York Demlocracy-I
sa" the New York delegation. composed
OF some Of tile most distinguished men
In this state. bound by the unit rule
under this leadership of the chief on
three or four occasions, when ] saw
the performance which was doubtless
the rule At every meeting, the CHIEF
was met down the hall by PacKy Mic
Cabe, Of Albany. and there Was Il short
whispered consultation. And they tell
nae the roll was called by counties Al
DanN. because Of its first letter was
called first. As McCabe voted so All
the faithful We're supposed to vote
'lt the so-called leader of the Demo-
! cratic party In New York city has be-
come so cntrcnched ia power that there
IS not enough strength ,.ro courage
Within Inc organization confines To
destroy him and his leadership. then
IL Is time that the citizens OF New
hork without regard to party. stood up
IN their manhood in this allied army
ot FUSION TO lay siege To this gentle
man 10 would control the destiny OF
the imperial city OF New York"
Ovation Ia Whitmnn.
one or the features OF the fusion
meeting In Madison square Garden was
the ovation given District Attorney
charles > Whitman. who was renomi-
mated, and Is running on almost all
tickets When he rose 10 speak to-
night the applause lasted over ten min
utes.
In his speech. Mr.. whitman denro-
Gated some OF the personalities which
have figured in the present campaign.
The whole scope Of Tammany Han is
not Croker, nor Murphy. But IL is a
proposition that Tanmany Hall cannot
carry on its work and be honest" -
said
Edward T.. McCali addressed several
Democratic meetings Tonight. at which
he departed from his usual custom bv
mentioning by name John A. iicnnessy.
GoNe'not suffers graft investigator
who has brought many charges against
Mccall and Murphy.
The rharses OF iIcnncssy ana sui
zer. instead OF Winning Il Fusion vic-
tory. VIII By thci: RIGHTEOUSNESS damn
the Fusion cause before election dov"
Mccall declared
iicnncsSy Continues Charges
iiennessy continued his Ipiritea cam
paiSn Tonight. lie devoted the greater
part oi his talk to Charles f.. Murphv.
reitcratihg charges he has moae
against the rau.ramy lc:,lcr. inc,dsnt
any heapinG iidicuic upon him for his
ueciar alton that lie returned To tho Into
Anthony y R,ady. tho latter's sy5uoo
Campaign contribution
statements. den!a!s or charges and
me continued use of the Little Hlac,;
book SAID TO contain the record or
conversations With ex-senator stephen
=. Stilwcll in Sing Sing Prison which
was turned over 10 District Attorucv
whitman We're among the Incidents
that helrcd keep the campaign in swift
motion during the day
The Little Black Book" will he uea.,
by the district attorney In n "John
Doe inquiry OF the Hennessy charges
against Charles T.. Murphy and Edward
H. Mccall. This inquiry Mr.. Whit
man ordered chief Magistrate McAdoo
TO begin ut once.
That even a telephone device some
times records untruths was charged by
John IL. Delaney. who issued Il state
ment, IN which he declared that some
"illiterato person" impcrsonated him
when the machine was alleged to have
recorded the conversation In the ey-
ecutive mansion, 1T Albany, in which
Suizcr is said to have insisted that De-
had taken Allan A. Ryan's $4,000 to
Charles T.. Murphy. Delaney assorted !
hney had taken Allan 4. Ryan's $IO.-
600 to Charles II. Murphy. Delaney as