New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-11-02

Here the detectaphone failed to work
but out of the dlsjointed sentences Still
well is heard to intimate that the mes
senger said he came from Frawley.
! Hennessy-This man will make an am
dayit that Frawley made this statement
that he wrote this letter to your brother
J Stilwell-I can't get the affidavit from
! the man who wrote the letter that fra"'
| ley told 1t to-I didn't see him-Frawiey
went to him. / told him to keep away
from me. He said Frawley Is going tc
come down to see you. ] was mad.
told him to tell him TO keep away, that
didn't want to see him. ] wouldn't be-
lieve them under oath. l would rather DC
! business with a bunch OF house burglars
/ because with a liar you can't believe
| word he says. This man has been an en-
ploye of the state for three years. lie Is
! friendly with me. | didn't say anything
! to him at all / told him to keep away
! that didn't want to talk to FraWley lie
/ thought Il was a grand thing. | said
Keep away from me-" l don't want to
have anything to do with these people j
can't get his affidavit what SAID
to him.
Hennessy-How can you get the AMI
davit from your other friends In relation
to this act?
| Stlwell-It happens to be the same fei-
| low. This is the reason they VIII DO IT,
. Frawley knew him.
paid $4,000 for Nomination
T.-Now, let me ask you further
| interruption in transmission.
Stilwell-I don't want to do anything to
hurt Tom O'Neil. What | am telling you
il my that he paid $1,000 for the
nomination. ] don't know where he got
the money and how he paid IT, He paid
| 81. 600 for his nomination as Register put
| that is outlawed now: | have spoken 10
| Clancy about 1t. You and he have been
my friends.
Hennessy-The election was over when
he told about this to
Stilwell-lt was but ii can't hurt MIN
now. lie didn't carry the money down
TO Murphy That couldn't hurt him.
Ganney gave him the money.
Hennessy-Now. II that could be
used
Stilwell-He don't want to make THIS
statement until after the election Is over.
He will make this statement to XIII
Charlie" Murphy. Gaffney got TINS
money. he put II In deposit and the oank
paid over the money. and Tom VIII
make a statement to this effect and that
IL was paid for his nomination. | don't
think II can hurt him now. because these
things are outlawed. You couldn't inoict
a man on that. | can get all the IN
formation after the election Is over.
don't want Tom" to do thing for me
now, and | wouldn't do thing TO hurt
him either. Gaffney would probably deny
10.
Homeopathy is it a man like Muir
ply can move these things for years ana
| years and nobody knows II?
Stilwell-Because the fellows that do
| know il generally are afraid TO come out.
| Where did Murphy get all his money
! from? He is rolling In money-he never
| had an Office If Murphy was out he
| (Wacner) would turn on him. to-mor-
row.
Hennessy then went away, and Still
wells brother Fred entered. The con-
victed Senator said he believed he was
being "shanghaied" by "the other peo-
ple." and added: III things don't go right
and the other party gets In at Albany
will be murdered.
Before Hennessy arrived Stilwell said tc
| Unversagt:
THE Governor (SulzeD is very weak
mortal. He is just ike n child.