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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-03-04
ANSELM
Kandidat "a konstablarja meste.
ca Stuntz.

Svoje znanje "a konstablaria ie
dobil sodr. Honnila V row s kram
pom in lopate. Vsled tega DO 90
tovo doro razumel svoi poklic.
Nobene n%evarnosti nj, da hi svoie
dolznosti ne vrsil ma najboljsi ma.
Tin.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-03-04
CHARLES
Kandidat "a nadzornika potov
mesteca Stuntz.

Sodr. Erikson zivi sedaj ma far
mi, JUNO cd Hibbinga. MOI ra-
zume posel, "a katerega Sc pote-
guje. Interest delavcev Sc itak
strinjajo z interest malih obrtni-
kov in kmetov.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-03-04
JAKOB HERANEN.
Kandidat "a blagajnika mesteca
Stuntz.

krojac pc poklicu re cello vrsto
let. Sodrug Heranen ie najbolj
poznan med Finci. Njegova pre-
teklost jamci, da ako bo izvoljen.
da BIO storil vse "a dobrobit me-
steca.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-03-04

&. n. clanek kot odgovor onim.
XII so delo nekaterih glavnih Cd
bornikov pri Zvezi jaynosti raz-
krinkali. Clanek je bill objednem
tudi nekaksni zagovor predsedni-
ka samega in v zagovor blagaj-
nika j. Pajka. Nj moi namen raz-
pravljati, je Ii glavni blagajnik
Pajk V resnici prikratek IA $685.
30 zveznega denarja ali ne. Mole
misljenje je, da re mora biti. ker
drugace bi on ne molGal tako, kot
molci sedaj. Ko bi bill John Pajk
pc nedolznem obdolzen IA $685.
30. bi Sc gotovo posluzil postav-
min sredstev in izrocil prizadete
V roko pravice. Ker pa molci. S
tenn prizna, da nekai nj tako. kot
hi morale biti.
IgraZah sc pa moran mad br.
predsednikom NJ. RovanSek, ko
pise. da je br. PavlovGic ma zad-
Mi konvenciji ponudil prvi roko
IA spravo, in da bo vse priklical.
kar je pisal. To nj resnica. Resni-
ca pa je, da sta mu vi diva, Ro-
vansek III Pajk, ponudila svoio
roko V spravo. Brat Pavlovcic
III nikdar ME priklical. kar .ie
pisal o Ivezi in o poslovanju iste
ne ma konvenciji in ne potem V
javnosti. Ko bi br. PavlovciG ma
konvenciii incl priliko. hi vas in
vase poslovanie re razkrinkal in
vse S fakti dokazal. Tega niste
hoteli. 10 ste enkrat videli. da
VAN tece voda V grlo, ste storili
takol kompromis. Predlog .je bill
takoi stavljen, da nj potrebno go
WORTH o takih receh in drugi. da
Sc Pavlovcica in vse druge. Xxi so
bill pO glavnem odboru izkljuce-
nj, zopet nazaj V Ivezo spreime.
To vse brez %upraSanja. kdo in
kaj je kdo.
Glavni tajnik br. Sitter je spo.
rocil. da nimamo sedaj mic svoje-
ga uradnega glasila. Kar Sc tega
tee. Je bolje, da ga nimamo. kot pa
tax list Ia svoje glasilo. ki 2ago-
varja in DELUXE Ia naSe izkoriSce-
valce in roparje. Ponosni smemo
biti ma tax list, kot je mas Pro
l%etarec'. Xxi vedno trdno stoji ma
strani mas delavcev. Kaj bi bilo
sedaj pri :. y. =. j., ko hi ne bilo
tega lista. Wee casa Sc je boril
V svolo lastno Skodo. predno je
priprical clape, da so gotove ose-
be glavnem uradu blagajno in
clanstvo 5. y. p. j. izkoriScale V
svoje sebicne namene. Ko je bila
Ia organiZacija enkrat ociScena
smradu, .le zacela napredovati. V
kratkej dobi treh let Sc lie tako
~razvila. da ie sedaj vsakem po-
gledu ma bOliem staliScu kot VISA
ka druga naSa podporna organi-
zaciJa. kaj bi bilO sedaj pri S. d.
p. u. ko bi ne imeli lista Proleta-
rec? Organizacijo bi Sc izkorisce-
valo in krajSalo mas krvavo "a
sluzeni denar. Use V korist posa-
meznikOm. 10 hi Sc kdo drZnil
lZkoricanju nasprotovati. hi ga
izkoriscevalci takoj izkljucili ven
IL Zveze. Javnost in nasplosno
clanstvo bi ne znalo mic cato. Ne
edlzne zrtve bi Sc V javnosti po-
kazale, kot sovraznike in izko-
riscevalce Zveze. Sedai je druga-
ce. List Proletarec nam da dobre
wolfe svoje predale, da Sc izrazi-
mo. kar mislimo in cutimo, da Sc
sporoci javnosti, kaj in koga Sc
vrSi V glavnem uradu naSe Zveze.
Zelim, da bill bill vsak clan S. ID.
u. Il. naroGnik ma ia delavski list.
Xxi Sc vedno bori IA naSe delavske
Interest," ebi list Proletarec xii
Gem. lie vrlo naprej! Ne BOZ Sc
ME. Delavci. zavedni delavci so
IA teboi.
Bratski pozdrav bratom in Sc
STRAIN s. ID. p. H.. ter citateljem
lista Proletarec,
Joseph Bizjak.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-03-04

Izk~oriscanja Sc wise ma naipod-
lejsi nacin. DELAYED so primorani
nvrsiti vse, kar Jim nalagajo ba-
ronski psi, ne menee Sc cato. SO Ii
placani ali ne. Gene premogu so:
So cd tone. iona vsebuje cd 30
do 35 stotov. Protestant ne SINE
nihce, odslovljen je takoj. So tudi
Gene pc nekaterih krajih pc GO C
tona, a tam je izkoriscanje Sc hui
81. kOmpanije imajo DO teh krajih
stanovanja, ali bolje reGeno -
'hleve'. v kojih se redi delavska
para, poleg imajo tudi svOje pro-
dajalne delavec je primoran
k%uDovati lie V ten prodajalnah S
2o% drazje in slabse blago - ako
Sc pa temu vpre - ie takoj cd
slOvljen. In govorijo. da zivimo V
dezeli svobode. Nikakorl - Vpra-
sam vas: Ali mas je priroda prisi-
lila, da Sc %vzajemno trpinGimo in
mucimo, da izkoriSGa maniSina
v%ecinO, da je enim dodeljena
tlaka, drugim pa uzitek, da stra-
da tisti, kteri della, a kdor pase
lenobo, zivi lepo V razkoSju, da
so enim odprta vrata vsega znan-
ia, drugi pa pahnjeni V neved-
most, da 81 eni daljSajo zivlienie
z vsemi mogocimi sredstvi, drugi
pa krajsajo?- Ne. tega nj ustva-
rila priroda -
TIE razmere je ~ustvarila in vre-
dila moe manjSine, XII uziva vse
ugodnOsti sedanjih razmer. ve6i-
ma to so delavci - so obsojeni
V bedo in po~manjkanje, -
Cesa maj torej storimo, da bo-
de nase zivljenje res vredna ziv-
ljenja? - Zbrati moramo vse ma
Sc moci V zdruzitvi. Spraviti jih
moramo V organizaciji do popolne
~yelJave. Kar smo ~napravili, izpre-
menimo lahko. Ampak le z resnim
delom. Same kricanje in prazno
govoricenje ne pride nikdar do
v~eliave. XII jo zahteva delavski
razred. lie organizacija .ie orozje.
$ katerim zamoremo STREET dana
snji krivicni kapitalistiGni dru-
zabni red.
kakor re omenjeno. so bill pred
casom delavci razprSeni ma vse
strani, XII so sc borili "a boljse
Mvljenske razmere. To obcutiio
delavci Sc dandanes. A vsled ne
zanimanja, delavci v svoji neved-
nosti in nerazsodnosti glasujejo
leto "a letom "a stranke. XII poma-
gallo izkoriseevaIeem grabiti hase
i~nterese.
TukajSnji tuje rodni delavci Sc
malo zanimajo "a resen nastop, "a
odpravo danaSnjega sistema, "a
delavske organizacije in odpravo
mezdne suznosti. Vendar moramo
datirati, da sc opaia delavsko gil
banje. Priti mora do poloma V do
glednem casu. Delavstvo govori
odlocno: da je danaSnja druzba
gnjila. Ziveti hoee, ker ina pc ma
ravi pravico do zi~vljenja. BOZ Sc
pricenja prot previlegijem in kri-
vicam kapitaIisticnega sistema.
SNta Sc tudi tukaj; podlaga tia
canstva izkoriScanja in suprema-
CHA cloveka mad clovekom Sc dro-
bi in to obstoja lie V smislu socia-
listicnih nacel, ker druga pot,
kdor pozna tukajsnje razmere, je
nemogoca. - Torej lie evolucija
casa - Cas- je tukai - In ii della
vec ga ne vidis. - YES, da vsled
d~anasnjih uredb lahko Glovek po-
CINE ma cesti, tudi ce hi Sc tako
rad delal. Imamo mozgane, s ka.
terimi lahko mislimo in PRIMAL
bono, da ie ma svetu lie ena sama
resilna pot in ia pot je pot So
cializma. Priznajmo odkrito. da
smo socialist, Sirimo nauke So
cialiZma V govoru in pisavi, kjer-
Koli Sc nahajamo in veriga Sc bo-
do Strla V prah. 6 Fabric
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-03-04
MESTNE VOLITVE v AURC
RA, MIMI.
DELAYED, soc kandidatje so vasi
kandidatje - Volitve dine
II. marca 1913.

Erick Earikson, kandidat "a
supervizorja.
Ernest Kleimo, kandidat "a
clerka.
Victor Tovari, kandidat "a
blagajnika.
Wiljem Tikantes, kandidat "a
rekorderja.
Anton Serjak, kandidat "a kon-
stablerja.
Frank Zajec, kandidat "a mad
zornika potov.
John Napola, kandidat "a mi
rovnega sodnika.
Delavci, to so Vast delavski
kandidatje. Med imeni vidimo tu-
di diva Slovenca. Dolznost in in
teresi Vas vezejo, da II. marca
kOt en- MOI oddaste glasove "a
Vase delavske tovariSe. Ako pa
kedo re zavoljo k~akSnega osebne-
ga sOvraStva neGe vOliti soc. kan
didate, pOtem je pa "a NIGGA sa-
mega III "a vSe delavce ma Aurori
bollSe, ako hi sploh ne incl volil-
ne pravice. Stara navada je pri
mas, da ma volilni dan rudniski
delOvOdje nazenejO vse delavce
IL rudnikov ma voliSce. To pa Sc
veda zaradi tega, da hi g~lasovali
Ia kapitalisticne candidate. Pri
tenn Sc niti lie ozirajo, ako ina
kedo volilno pravico ali ne. Mi
~opozariamo vse tiste, kateri MISC
drzayljani, da maj ne hOdijo ma
voliSce. Pregledali bodemo vse
listke. in ako bode kedo proti-
p%ostavno glasoval, maj potem po-
sledica pripise sam sebi in rud-
niSkim BOSOM.
Delavci, sedaj innate priliko. da
pomedete mestno upravo IL zelez-
no metlO. Stare mestne tradicije
p~otrebujejo temeljite operacije.
Pri vseh delhi. kar spada V pod
rocle mestne uprave, Sc mora IL
pelJati S-urni delavnik in Boise
place, bogatinam zvisati davke.
revnim delavcem. kateri imajo
itak vedno prazne zepe, pa mi
zati. To vse Sc bOde zgodilo. ako
izvolite socialisticne candidate.
Delavci. vsi ma dan IL glasov-
nico V roki IL. marca 1913. Ia
dan je lahkO. ako Vi hocete. dan
lepSe bodocnosti mesta Aurore.
A. s.
COP. ured.-Nam sa nezdrave
razmere V Aurori. Mimi. dobro
pOznane, ker smo re letali IA de-
!om okoli prevzetnih aurorskih de-
lovodij. cato pa slovenskim de-
lavcem IL lastne skuSnje najto-
pleje priporocamo, da mai glasu.
JeJo IA soc. candidate. Starim
strankam, katere vas derejo ma
meh. pa obrnite hrbet.)
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-03-04
IL naSelb1n.
PUBLIC OWNERSHIP.

Socialisticni kandidatje "a Hib-
bling in Stuntz, MINI. Delavci
volite svoje delavske to-
varise.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-03-04
Johnstown, Pa.

Johnstown, Pa. - Mi clani dr..
Stew. 45. s. d. P. Y. odloGno "a
htevamo. da Sc odstrani list "Gl.
Naroda'' kot glasilo naSe napred-
ne Zveze. NaSe mnenje .ie, da list.
XII pri volitvah prodaja slovenske
prOletarce ameriSkim kapitali-
stom, ne more in ne SINE biti gla-
silo organizacije, katero vzdrzuje-
10 zavedni delavci. Zatorei proc
z MIN!
Nadalje zahtevamo, da Sc V 81.
uradu Zveze pomete 2 zelezno me-
flo ter ocisti liudi Paikovega ka-
libra. Ljudje, kteri so zastcpniki
skebske cunje, so sovrazniki misli
in idej zavednega delavstva. Dive
ma gospodoma sluziti .ie nemoco-
ce. Zakaj 81 ne poiSGete kakSne
mastne sluzbe pri vaSih bratcih.
Mogoce dobite mikavno sluzbo
pri kaksni trebuSnati blagainiY
PotrebnO Sc nam vidi, da nasega
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-03-04
NJ. Petrovcic.

(Op. ured. Vprico takega falo-
tstva so sedaj lahko clevelandski
slovenski delavci ma jasnem, kje
so njihovi ~prijatelji. Zasledovali
smo pisavo vasega lokalnega ,ista
ter videli, da je bill cd zacetka 2
vsemi stirimi prot zadrugi. Sc
daj pa, ko Sc je v urednistvu do
ticnega lista izprevidelo, da bodo
slovenski delavci ustanovili "a.
drugo preko njihovih in trgovs-
kin CLAW, so pa kar cez noe izpre-
menili svojo kameleonsko zurna-
listiko, ter Sc priGeli delavcem,
katere sovrazijo IL dina svoiega
srca in duse - prilizovati in las
kati.
Zavedni delavci maj pa sedaj
presodijo tiste svoje "prijatelje",
kateri imajo vedno ma ieziku
"nas mill narod". Ia hrbtom pa
bi prodali IA en- cent o1eta in
mater.)
The sun., 1913-10-24
ROOT ASKS VOTES FOR
mitchell AND FUSION
Tells Republicans 1t Is the ont,
Way to Defeat
Tammany.

senator Root has written an opsU '..i
ter to samuel $. Koeng. in which ny
assured Republican voters that they mus,
sion ticket. lie said
Dear Mr.. Koenig I hope all Eepubli-
cans in the city will vote for Mr. Mitchell
and the antlTammany ticket which h.,
heads That is the Republican ticket amt
IL represents the principles for which ".
have been fighting in this city FOR man.
years
''t uless our professions have been fa Isl.
pretcnc-s We must support tlIt ti,r.'
now, even though We might have rr,
ferrcd another candidate That j. e.,
only way now to decrease the power g.
Tamnauy Hall. Surely all Repubhcau.
must wish % do that when they consid,.
the shameful and humiliating record
the government of our state which ht.
resulted from IN" eN.,lpiNe and ltG4Sia.
tive control of TammauN at Albany
The place t. strike Tammanv is here
a. lis home. public condemnation = 'nc
only force thar "A. stop the kind Of con
duci WD.,n has recently disEraced oLi
stat" government.
w" can condemn ou.v by Voting n,
anti-TamUauN ticket II We fail to d.
that we approve IN effect what mas be,
going on under Tammany
True public spirit subordinates pc
soma preference. and loyalty to "A caUs.
is nobler than having ones own way
Such spirit and such loyal,v a..
essential 70 successful popular COVE,
nent 1t Is the lack Of them that trou e. -
Mexico now. Very truly yours
"ELlHu Roo-"
The sun., 1913-10-24
SULZER WON'T NAME JUDGE.
silent \bOut Wan HcnncSsy says
Paid $4,000 tO NurphS.

Mum Was the word most of yesterday
at the Sulzer headquarters W the Broad
way Central Hotel. The Ex-Governor
spent the time preparing speeches FOR the
sixth district Assembly campaign and
talking over matters Of finance with James
C.. Garrison. Louis \, StreckN, Samuel
Bell Thomas and others.
lie saw newspaper men in the morning
and again late in the afternoon both times
warning them that lac is to be quoted only
when he makes speeches iu public o.
issues formal statements. This was very
unlike his attitude OF other days
Mr.. Sulzer refused To name the Judge
who John A. llcuncssY said gave Charles
f.. Murphy not. for $4,000
Charles Gotthclf president Of the Amer
lean Flag Company. Invited Mr Sulzcr
Yesterday 10 speak at the Merchants A..
sociation dinner the SATURDAY after ,l-c-
tion. Judge Mccall and John purrov
Mitchell accepted invitations. Ir. G1tthclr
said. som" time ago. Mr.. Sulztr sad he
would be there.
James G. Garrison. who was sent to i,''
for contempt hy the Assembly, was in
( ciWrg1 of Sulzer headquarters until hc
left. late at night. TO 60 I" Hudson. lie
has been out on parole Tor few days
and expects that to-day's hearing on tn.
habcas corpus writ his lawyers got will
result IN his discharge.
In an interview published yesterday
Mrs. Sulz"r is quoted as -Iliug that he,'
husband l.if WAS threatened often in let
ters sent I" The Executive Mansion.
scores Of letters" " she said "haVp come
to the Executive Nansip- from th. Tam
many camp, no doubt ;ustigatod by the
, 'hief threatening his He. ~ usually
I Opened the mail IN thc morning and read
these YOU can imagine that II was mo- lI,t'r
worry 10 me- or course did not wish 10
give tn. Governor any unnecessary COZ
Germ and | DESTROYED them Hn, FROM ,b,.
/ contents knew that th,v would ,r.,' hi,
/ sonn,r or later"
Mrs. Sulzer said she p,obablv wnui !
! not ,nka m. stu,pn
| I,st ripb, Ms Suly.- ..sual thu r,r.
ih., st.,,ernen,
! ,.rh ..,,,,. a. ~ -
,..,..,., ,hts ,,,,,.,,., ,. .t,,,.,. ,'."..
| ,r,',,, Nr uur,r, a,d hi. .,,..,,. -, ,i
| ,n.r, ,h,t ,ybt,,. + Vas ,n,, ,,,I.,r... -. 49,,
The sun., 1913-10-24
WILL WORK FOR RANSOM
Move 10 Elect Anti-Tnm man, .,,.-
ticc Os the city Court.

one hundred lawyers and business r.cr
Interested in the election Of an ati .
Tammany Justice of the CITY Court have
organized "a non-partisan campaign co.t.
mittee to work FOR the election of William
l.. Ransom. the fusion nominee for Ia,
off'ce. William II. Wilcox. former chair
man OF the Public Service Commission =
chairman OF the campaign committee 20. 4!
Lamar Hardy Is secretary. Leonard W
Wallstein is chairman OF the cNccui d.
committee and X Richard Wallach {,
treasurer.
The members Of the camnaign comm. o.
tee include William VI. Wins, Fredcf. C.
r. Coudert. Oscar :. Straus Elihu Root.
Jr. Lloyd &. Griscom, John ". Boo,nt,,
Frank l.. Polk. Clarence j. shear. n
Hampden Dougherty. Philip j. Mc,c1,.
Samuel Thorne. Jr., MONTGOMERY ll,rr.
Harlan r. Stone. Henry DE Forest Ba...
win. William Lustgartcn. Charlo, ~
strong. John De witt Warner. Albcr'
Bard. Bainbridye Colby Julius Iouy
Cohen, Joseph Cotton. .r.. Robert l.puis
Hoguet and william II. ilotchkiss
The sun., 1913-10-24


of making much applause with hands and
voices.
Then there was a regular noise and
finally Mr. Sulacr arose apd said that he
was very grateful for the reception and
that he would still hc Governor in Al
hany II h. had been wiling to take orders
from corrupt and arrogant boss and
,olate my oath Of office" lie also said
that he would rather bc william Su'zcr.
private citizen. and have tho approval
of his own conscicuco, than he Governor
uf Now Work. Nv PROXY
When the play was half over, the Sui
2rr-. Who We're az, umpanicd by MI. and
Nts chester g. rlitt. samuel Bell
Thomas and MIR Steindler. had to leave
They went an the way down tn Second
street. thrrc blocks from Burgers. be-
for" "a" form Of tn" cM-GuN"tnor was
recognized Then m East Side mob
hfu-, o.. 10 from the rsVciuonts and In
U.s." Seconds tn" streets were impossible.
fr. crowds pressed 80 against the Sui
yer nlchiuc that Airs Sulz.r became
alarmed and her husband had to use som"
't rs most persuasive uraturN - stop
tu, trouble ilr uiidr - short speech out
sd. ud thou SOM HUSKY Policemen jim
ul,o h.ui into the restaurant somehow or
oth.r
The sun., 1913-10-24
WHY STRAUS IS FOR Mitchell
Ills RrnsOns Set Forth In n Letter
to the Candidate.

Oscar S, Straus, in n letter to John
Purroy Mitchell giving his reasons for
supporting him SAYS:
II regard YOU as admirably and ex-
ceptionally equipped to administer the
great and complicated affairs OF the gov
crnment of the city OF New York for
the highest welfar" of all the people. Your
past public services and the circumstances
surrounding your nomination make II
plain 10 everybody that YOU will enter
the office OF Mayor frcchanded, without
obligations to anyone except to the people
or our great city.
AS far back as 1Ssi--I think that was
the year-whcn I took part in the citi-
zens' movement for the election OF Mayor
Grace he told me that no one could make
an honest and efficient Mayor for this
city without breaking with Tammany
Hall That was true then and is equally
true to-day ! cannot understand how
any one who IL opposed TO Tammany can
decline TO vote for YOU"
Concluding the letter Mr. Straus say,
he IN looking forward confidently to Mr.
Mitchers election.
The sun., 1913-10-24
"SUN" NAN HAS FORGOTTEN
D""s"'t H~cnu whether Mccall
Called N~nnessy .'John."

THE SIN reporter who rode with Mr.
litnncsSy and Judge Mccall from the
Executive Mansion to the Tub on MAY
would be glad 10 answer MIR Hen
nessy's question II he could He doesn't
remember whether Judge Mccall called
Hennessy John or not
The fact is that THE Sun reporter =
mind was on another matter. At the
moment of saying good night" at the
Executive Mansion Mr. Suizcr said 10
Mr fisnncssy: "John. YOU give my
friend Lerc that big storm was telling
YOU about, He will come up again next
week"
80 when Mr.. Hcnnessy got out Of the
taNlcab he said AN right. YOU come
up next week and wen fN up the story -
Mr., liennessy said last night that he
didn't recall ever having seen that par
tiCuar SuN reporter again The story
Mr.. Hcnncssy gave him was printed on
May IS
The sun., 1913-10-24
GET l6 FOR ELECTION FRAUDS
Assistant states Attorney Among
Indicted Men.

tHirAGo. oct - -- sixteen uIc'. ;' '..
one judges of election, Wei. indicted i..
afternoon by the special Grand jury sp
pointed I" investigate frauds at TN, po.
u last Years election. Bond MAS uA,I
at 5000 ach
Tn" most prominent one in the ~'
Bernard j. Mahonv. assistant states ~
toin"y IN the office of States Attolf.,.
lluNue MahonY is charged with huN.
ALTERED ballots IN favor OF liuSur t'.
other candidates. Hr is the Hearst a..
rieou leader in his ward. The first or. .
foNn"s aids Ia be indicted Wa co..
liaderrk
or the other fifteen indicted eight a
Democrats and seven Republicans
The sun., 1913-10-24
MCCALL DEFERS HIS
REPLY TO HENNESSY
Tells Business Men lie Refuses
to Be Diverted From Real
Campaign Issues Now.
DIDN'T EMPLOY JEROME
Murphy Says He Won't Retire
After ElectiOn-Hp Feels
Sure of Result.

Judge McCalls answer TO John A. Hen
messy and william Sulzer Is deferred-for
the time. Mr.. McCalrs friends were sure
Yesterday that ne will make his answer,
but he insists that he shall do 1t IN his
own way A detailed denial is looked for
within day or two. and later on. 1t is
expected, Hennessy will have to answer
in court for the charges which he has
made against the Judge.
II will not permit myself to be drawn
into any controversy with either Of these
two gentlemen" he said. Il will not en-
gage in a controversy day by day in the
columns OF the press"
"Will you say anything tomorrow he
was asked.
"If ] have anything TO announce YOU
will get II at the proper time" he said.
at Is useless TO ask me any questions un-
Ill | am ready to make my reply in my
own way
Judge Mccall went somewhat more
deeply into his feelings about the Hen
messy charges in speech which he made
yesterday afternoon at a luncheon OF the
members OF the West Side Business Mems
Association at the Hotel KnickerbOcker.
I'VE are passing through what ] regard
as a rather portentous time" he said. II
IL a question whether or not We are going
to be able to make our choice Of public
officials in a way that Is becoming to a
metropolis such as this. existing. as u
does, as a civilized community It Is a
question whether or not through the fins
Of indecency made through d.ccredited
individuals and through licentious press
We are coming upon times that will bring
as very shortly to the borders OF d.sorde!
II is a question whether or not as business
men We must face that crisis aud dispose
Of * in a way that becomes a business
mans attitude toward the subject.
The sun., 1913-10-24
SULZER AND F1ENNESSY TURN THEIR GUNS UPON MCALl

chair as though the suggestion ga,c i.n.
a lot Of fun. ~ don't worry sI,r.
well and eat we'll why should rc.i
a rest2'
"You don't think that the storie, ot
Sulzcr and IIcnnessv will have any las' t.
effect upon the campaign
NO"
Then Mr. Murphy was asked anou, tnc
latest Sulzcr assertion that h" had te
ccivcd s25.000 from Judge Rearislc'
campaign contribution, and hadui ,.
ported 1.-THE same $4,000 that : 1..
mad turned down.
~ will answer Mr.. Sulzcr in my state
nent. as I have said he replied.
when may we expect that statement "'
Just as soon "a, In my judgment, t9cy
are through" he said
The sun., 1913-10-24
Tar m many's Dough Bag.

Mr. Hennessy charged Mr.. Murphy and
Tammany with collecting enormous cam
paign contributions never reported IN th"
Secretary of state. speaking of the cam
paign of 1910. he said
when men with money. with big money,
went to Murphy with money didn't II"
tell them to go 10 J. Sergeant Cram win
it. don't accuse Mr.. Cram Of any
a shonesty and ] guess h. is Just as good
A man to hold money FOR any epecAnc
purpose as anybody IN TammanN Han.
but want to ask Mr. Cram what ne
did with the money II. received Ia IN.
campaign OF 1910 1nto whose pockets
did II go" Was Il accounted for Was
Il accounted for publicly IN the Office Of
the Secretary OF state" am .rqlrs.tile
about that. iuasmuch as Mr Murphy
Leg gslature was anxious TO fiDd out how
much money Sulzer got and couNiGt him
of high crimes and misdemeanors IH gct-
t.ns il away from Fourteenth street
Mr IIcnnessy paused while the crowd
laughed.
Then ne suggested tNat NJ" Murphy
may no, know about some OF th.- money,
but Il went somewhere and Perhaps Il
would he good thing FOR Gov. Glyun 80
call an extraordinary Grand Jury in
Aloany county to Investigate the whole
mattel
Mr. Hennessy named a 10; Of ailes,
contributors He said he wanted 80 nuUw
about the campaign OF 1911, where =
great amount of money was collected IN
order to elect Democrats Legislature
Tor the purpose OF sending William Y
Sheehan to the United States senate
He wanted 20 know who cut $1,000
from Joseph Walker of New naltz. $1,000
from Patrick Murray of Rochester. $3.50
, from W i Burns Of syracuse, $3.50 from
John II. Wcidinan ~ syracuse. $3.50 from
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