New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-25
FIRST AID FOR SULZER
East Side Organization Sends
Governor Cheering Words.
HAIL HIM "CHAMPI0N'
Boy Scouts, with Harburgian
Document in Charge, Now
Racing to Albany.

William SulZer will have In his posses
sion brand new bill OF rights" to-mor-
row or the next day, unless one OF the
"profigate and flagitious characters
mentioned in the document fall upon four
Boy Scouts from the East Side who left
Hamilton Park yesterday for Albany with
the precious document safely tucked IN
the right boot OF Sergeant David Norris
sixteen years old. OF No. 100 Hester street
The document is the work OF the Pyms
Hampdens and Millions OF the East SIDE
Protective Association. which regards the
Governor as the Oliver Cromwell OF the
present age. The newest document III eh-
pected TO make Charlie" Murphy ana
Aaron Levy quake I'm their boots. Charles
I will not be I'm II. the East Siders say
when II comes TO dealing with polucas
tyranny I'm New York State.
The four Boy Scouts will hike It 70
Albany. They are, besides the sergeant
William Weinstein. sixteen years olo'
Samuel Jaeger. fifteen years, and harty
Budner. fourteen. They departed VII"
many cheers. The document. which was
signed by Harry Schacht. superintendent
OF the East Side Protective Association
is as follows:
"To the Hon. william Sulzer:
The people OF the East Side beg re-
specially TO convey 10 your exceheh''
the profound and sincere regrets thN'
your efforts along lines or civic pu'il'~
ton and righteousness have been temp
rarily frustrated by prohigate ana hae.
tlous characters working TO thorousf"'
satiate their financial greed and pohu'~
corruption M the expense OF the honor
and integrity and character OF TINS Emp.
State. There is not an epithet OF o0A
tumely or reproach that hatred or lah.'
could suggest that has not been puo"'"
and privately lavished against US -.
"Tammany Hall unfortunately "'e'Ds
potential influence, for II u oo,
that her candidates are elected VIZ
the support of the voters. Anlma'eu VIZ
vindictiye passions OF revenge ana iahNo
they have labored unceaslnsly anu ga
unrelaxed fervor 10 establish
AGAINST YOUR excellency which rests W.
mere idle imputations of malice ana i"''
hood .,rh
.'There is no phrase vigorous enoO
To convey the indignation whicn h'' eide
enthr,lls the people of the Eas. "A
puh,,c opinion will be heard louoP o."
uneouivocally for the great chsiip'V"
human tenderness and sorrow, WHO "a
fighting fearlessly against corTuP"V
evil wherever il was found TO eN's1
THE vllany of prosecuting ana p .Srl
cutting your exccllency for such '' ,lI
and honest fulfilment OF your duues "a
arouse the millions OF citizens VINO -
Won 70 the office YOU so nobly anu Sor.
orab,v occupy. TO stand against ',o "a
midable body which is conieae's s,,,.
against the honor and virtue OF ''''
zens of the Empire state, ,..,yes
"Thls Is our light. The duty Nc.
upon us TO bury such organ'za'v", .ord
yond exhumation and kill them 0e''
resurrection. now
"The great war which you AZ, ,bis
waginG against the powerful i'e" '',,,ory
state will terminate in glorious ,.sb.
for the people. and will resound 'n's n
out the state and bring such bless'"s r,,,.
tranquility within the borders OF '''
pire State. ~. En-.
"In the name of the people OF 'ne ,rn,y
pire State we pray that the s,,cs
Cod may shower his choicest o'es'
upon YOU and your devoted VIE anu ...y
He NAV grant YOU strength thar 70" mn
be OF continued usefulness III '"s
service"