The evening world., 1913-08-01

saoposs a. NE Almsuistsaslsa Ausins
TIE campal6n.
Il have no means Of moving about
that.v Answered Mr.. Mitchell. "Prssi-
deaf Wilton haS not ADVISED ne Of any
AseA intsnsSsa on his psst"
''Is II your intention - enter The
DsooorAus primadsor'
IA this time % not care 70 discuss
shAt phass oe <hs situation" vas the
WHITMAN ON An AUTO TRIP IN
NEW HAAAPohiRg.
NJ. whitman started - an auto
mobile trip into me New Haapshirs
mountains with HE wife and bsby
daughter yesterday afternoon. lie
could not be reached to-day to Be ques-
toned about the reported intention OF
the Republican equalization Of the
Greater City to run him for Mayor on
. party ticket. A. ME home Il was
said he intends to remain away from
the city ustil sunday night.
One Of the big surprises 10 the gen.
srai public on the Fusion ticket was
the rsisgatins Il Borough President
McAnsny TO the third place. The fact
that Mr.. McAneny would receive this
nominatioa for President Of the Board
Of Aldermen wAs sxciuslve,y indicates
In TIE Evening World two days ESQ.
bUt The reasons we're then not Advanced
In Justice to the cause Of Mr.. AoAnsny
while the Deliberations over the choice
Of th/ head Of the ticket we're going %.
ia vAa la Ato~ Nh~ st~k~& q q ana n~riS,S
FEARED NJ COULD NOT % a.
gLecrGo 70 PRGsgNr Joo.
The fact u that he Fusion ticket
trainers did not bsaisvs Mr.. MeAneny
could carry the Borough Of Manhattan
were he rsnominatsl for his present.
once. Certain facts obtained By per.
sors who had had their care clsse q
the ground In several districts In the
borough were reported 70 The Fusion
manassrs. and on the strength Of thss<
reports II was early decided not to rur
Mr.. AeAnsny FOR his present once.
II was then determined to place hin
on the city ticket which 10 voted fol
throughout the ave boroughs. and II
that way rsasonAbl assure Q return Il
public Once Of the borough head.
The duties ana responsibilities OF The
Borough President Of Manhattan are nu'
merous and intricate. The salary II
0.sW. The once Of Prssidsnt Of thu
Board Of Aldermen u practically per.
functory. and the salary 70 but 5000
Thus. II he accepts ana 70 elected. Mr.
AcAnsny viii work for Father Knick
srbocksr Of . reduced salary and hi
activities b sxsrtsd In Q much smaller
and practically obscure aeld.
NJ. ncAneny's frisnds were smartinl
to-day under what they considered ii
insult = tie presidsnt Of the Borough
Of Manhattan. The insult - they con
ssdes u takss the fosm Of not only offer
inG HIN aa inferior position. but advo
eot(ns II The platform that the Boar
Of. Abdssnsa bs abolished. OF course I
the Board Of Aldermen should be abol
ishsd during Mr.. McAnsny's term o
oaacs. which runs for four ysarA NJ
AeAasay's Job - PrsslAsst Of u
Board would be abolished.
oAltNANo AND oIlMooN 0AR
cAoTlc AZ the MeGTiNo.
Otto Barnard and Henry L. stmson
Who rserssentsA the Republican organ
asatson In the fusion committee and L.
the hsht for the nomination. OF Whit
aaa Tor Asyos. were bitter and sarcss
TIC When Il &soamc apparent at III
@ssAag DAst sa0at that the Hearst an
Bull Moose people held VI, balance q
powG and we're Whaling II. AewsvsI
Mr. sumson said he would try hls be-
70 have the fusloa ticket Endorsed b.
the Rspuhsicsns 10 tina primary election