New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-10-29
elames Murphy for Firetrap.


At Lenox Assembly. in I'd street near
Avenue c. he laid at Murphy's door the
responsibility for the death OF scores OF
girls who persisted in the Binghamton
fire He said.
"Hundreds of working people may die
any day as threescore or more died III
Ringhamton because Of the demoraliza-
tion I'm the Department Of Labor. which
the boss kept up I'm order to MAINTAIN MS
hold upon jobs and contracts Tor the
Tammany machine.
1T was simple justice which led busi-
ness man in Ossining To lay the recent
mutlny i'm Sing Sing to Murphyism. Inc
underworld in Jail knows what If going
on outside. Its revolt was an echo OF the
Tght which Murphy's political underworld
was conducting against me. The crooks
in jail arose against the man | made
warden. and the damage done ny the
mutiny cost the taxpayers $4,000"
In tie midst OF the excitement Mr.. Sui
ger whipped out a piece or paper and
declared that he held IN his hand threat
made against Mrs. Sulzer. IL was printed
I'm Yiddish.
This is the work OF Murphy and Tam
many Hail." he shouted For a second the
room was perfectly still. Then a man in
the rear jumped on chair and shouted
Murphy ought To be lynched"" The
cheering that followed was tremendous.
At jefferson Hall. No. 81 Columbia
street, Sulzer reiterated the story OF Still
wells alleged willingness 10 implicate
Tammany leaders In his confession. He
said he was non-partIsan candidate
with no axe To grind and no motive or
purpose other than to do what he could
for good government.
After leaving Hamilton Fish Park Sui
Ter went To Public School 81. Here he
went over the reply Of Murphy 10 the
charge that he accepted A. ~ Brady's
He said In part:
Mr.. Murphy's reply to what 1 have
proved is so weak and feeble that the
Chief must have gone crazy. He is act
Ing just Ike BIZ Tweed did before he
ran away TO Spain
What will the Braves say? Their Chief
wabbles. and futters. and clatters. He
knows he is beaten and that his ticket is
doomed This is no longer a campaign.
II is "A rout
There is no question about the de-
struction OF Charles f. Murphy and his
rubber stamp nominee for Mayor The
only question is how far the people will
go In scourging their enemies out Of
power. II is the most humiliating chas-
tisement ever suffered by political or
ganizauon in the United States
Sees "Chef" in Panic.
Panic and lunacy have seized the
Chief and his captains Instead OF an
swering flood OF questions the people
want to know about they have begun to
abuse everybody I'm sight
They know they are badly whipped.
New York City and New York State know
what has caused this single destruction
of Murphy's CALLING tyranny over the
people. The revolution has been brought
about by William Suffers resistance To
Murphy's corrupt olgarchy. II is due to
the exposure Of gigantic graft by the peo-
pies Governor and by those he enlisted in
the battle for honest government against
government by the bosses"
At the mass meeting in Terrace Ly-
ceum. near Rutgers Square. Jay W. For
rest the Albany lawyer ally OF Suffers,
said that he would produce to-day Eu-
gene ID. Woods letter to a friend OF his
in which the name OF Governor Glynn
appeared among the list Of those present
AT the Delmonico impeachment conference
on May II last. The others present, he
said, were Murphy. Mccall Mc('ooey
Wagner and McCabe.