The evening world., 1913-08-23

I W VIZ p'~c~s IN ofOST 70 opvtote tne
embarrassing police issue in the cam.
paisn. Candidate Mccall 10 reported to
favor this move and Mr. whitman u
Willing Tat II shall be done.
There y not complete happiness In
Fusion circles Svsr this possibility. Nor.
man Hspgood. Chairman Of the Com.
uittss OF one HundrsA ana Seven. sajl
to-day:
mo restraint hes Sssu placed on Mr.
whitman 70 prevent him accsptiag Q
Tammaay Endorsement II Il should be
EVEN him. assume that whatever Mr..
whitman would feel Ike doing would
nsek with approval Of the committee.
One q Z principai issues Of the Fusion
campaign must b the police Issue. I
prUsns that Mr.. whitman will not care
- accsps any Endorsement, which Will
hamper HIN In championing the police
Issue In the coming campaign"
Thsre 10 deep interest In the Fusion
camp over the possible spikinG Of Mr.
Whitman's guns In . vigorous campaign
Against police corruption. The Districts
Attorney hAs gone OF 10 the White
Mountains for over sunday and h say-
lac no<hing for publication.
TAMIAAhV TO ATTACK oAvNoR
AND mitchell.
Tammany's main policy IN the cam
'DaAgn fov the Maysraity will b an at
/, tack on Mitchell Coz opposing the 81.
tension Of the subways and on 0aynos
for his attitude On police matters.
Mitchell. II y believed BY Tammany.
vii b bitterly opposed In the Bronx.
xiass and 0usens Counties on account
q his b,ockadins policy In the awarding
Of contracts for the new subwaya The
residents Of those boroushs to whom
oubways would mean . whole lot viii
b. specially appealed to. and McCairs
action In boldly voting for the contracts
VIII be uesd for all Il 10 worth.
0aynor's attitude OF indifference 70
public sentiment In the treatment Of
pohcsa matters and graft In that de-
pArtmsnt will b ssissd by the Wig.
wan baiiyhoos from now until Dlsc.
Mon Day 90 ~ to spike WhitmAn's
guns on the police issue. In accord.
aaco with these lines the principal
D1anks In the platform are:
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0aSvay ssssnsisa pregranns
4 -. cASeask u1sa Yuslea 0anailass
mssAsi fse opposing suSways.
p. C3A1erssnsnt Of ~ WaGnsS
hvsstAgaslAg 0saaissss ssDess
,,. NDse 1eaiss sSaass, wAseA lsASss
oaynsr partly vstesA.
oAvNoR'o FRIENDS NOPE THAT
- euSioNiorS WILL TAKE HIM.
suSpeets's Of Mayor 0aynor expressed
. fond wish to-day that the Fusionisss
might come into their camp. dropping
. Jean Purroy Mitchell and taking the
Mayor - the one candidate Of all anti.
rammany forces. X. Ross Appleton.
Chairman a the 0aynor Leagues. said:
"Why not recast the entire Fusion
Ticket with Mr. 0aynor at its head and.
win the shovel ~ Its emblem. typify.
ing the building Of subways. bury all
opposition. This would presens . great
opportunity TO the people and unpues.
. tionaSiy II would be the most popular
dbcAse Ia the field" 'f "a"
Fusion leaders did not express en-.
! thuaAsm Over the proportion and re-
itsratsd their declaration that Mr..
Mitchell would remain a. their candl.
cate.
: Mayor oaynor's Independent candi.
+ aAcy. II u reported to-day. has for It's
Principal aim the defeat 'of Tammany
ana the biockadlne Of Murphy's attempt
= to gain control OF city finances. Even II
the Mayor cannot elect himself there 10
the strong possibility that he can name
the Board OF estimate by picking for In
dorsement such candidates Tor Comp.
troller. President of Aid-rmsnic Board
and Boroush President from other party
tickets a. he chooses. In 1900. William
u. Hearst failed TO win the Mayora!ty
but his Endorsement helped 10 elect
Prsndergast and McAneny. en-