The sun., 1913-10-19
Would Have Sent Murphy's
Hirelings to Jail. Except
for Impeachment.
GETS SILVER LOVING CUP
Reception at Peoples House At
tended by 1000 Albany
Citizens.

W "''' at I"rPWeu reception IN TN"
Peoples House tonight They also gave
Mrs. Sulzer bouquet - chrysa nj themums
The loving cup was inscribed as follows :
Given by the citizens Of Albany IN low
Ing remembrance of Hon. William Sui.
ger for duties well performed MARTYR
tober Is. 1918"
II impeached Murphy before the peo-
pie and would hav. sent his hir,iings to
jail II he had not had the court OF i'm.
peachment remove me from the Office
which the people gave me-" Sulzer de-
clared in what may be his last public an.
pearance in Albany
To crowd numbering 1000. who
surged into the Peoples House and around
the grounds. Mr.. Sulzer with a character
istic sweep OF hands and In cultural tones
uttered this defiance to his political
enemies. The crowd cheered till II was
hoarse.
Htsses for Murphy.
The farewell called forth "A large mum.
ber Of opponents Of the regular Demo.
cratic organization in Albany county.
which accounted in n large measure FOR
the Kisses when the names of Charles r.
Murphy. Gov. Glynn. Senator James J.
Frawley and senator Robert r. Wagner
were mentioned.
Enthusiasm ran high and men and
women crowded around Sulzer until he
was hardly able to maintain his balance
on the small platform from which he de-
livered his speech
whats the matter with SulZer' He's
all right - who had tiA nerve to fight
the bosses? Suzer. :" Who's the next
President Of the United States" You'll
be back next year, Bill" "Hurrah for
plain Hll.'
All Of these questions roared by en-
thusiasts brought forth cheer after cheer.
What about Tamnianyc" who is
Glynn?" evoked Kisses and Suizer with
his back braced against a staiwart police
man behind him INDUCED In what may
be his last glow of satisfaction In the
State capital
with Mrs. Sulzer at his side he de-
livered IL philippe against ''bossism,' He
damned organized politics and roared out
that the tight was just beginning"
AS he did so the crowd threw hats in
the air and yelled He had prepared "A
set speech. but in the enthusiasm Of the
moment he departed from II. and swing
ing his arms poured forth his venom on
the pemocrati, leaders and the court ,f
The speech follows:
MY Friends: You are very good to
call on Mrs Sulzer and me What Won
saw is deen,v .pnrccia,ed and will never
b, forgotten
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