New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-10-23
MEN OUT TO BEAT LEVY
WON'T QUIT FOR SULZER
Deposed Governor Fails TO Get
Hartman or GoldSteIn to
Withdraw.
BOOKED FOR FUSION STUMP
Ex-Leader's Re entry Into Poll
tics Gets Impetus-Albany
Advisers Still with Him at
Hotel Headquarters.

I1OUcl x1CuSiS uUA 'Se
William Sulzer spent quiet DAY Nester-
day in his suite at the Broadway Centai
Hotel, where he conferred with the Pro-
.gressive leaders who have his Assembly,
campaign in hand. and began to shape
out his plans for his re-ent-y into politics
where he started n quarter OF century
ago.
Re summoned Justice Gustav Hartman
and David Godstein. the Republican and
Progressive candidates, respectively Tor
the Municipal Court justceship for when
Aaron j. Levy is running on the ram
many ticket. Sulzer planned to force
either Hartman or Goldstein TO Withdraw
but up TO a late hour had been unable to
do so. Justice Hartman insisted that the
Progressives were already on record az
having agreed to indorse his candidacy
for the sake OF making Levy's defeat GER
tain, and Goldstein stood solidly on the
proposition that with Sulzer on the Pro
gressive ticket he would be certain or
election If Hartman would withdraw.
Assemblyman Louis D. Gibbs. Of The
y,
Judge above the Harlem River, was an
other caller. Gibbs was Suffers chief
defender IN the Assembly, and he told
Sulzer that the people Of The Bronx were
in sympathy with him and would like TO
hear him during the campaign. II is
probable that Sulzer will make at least
one speech in The Bronx in support of the
fusion ticket.
Louis Adler. Deputy County Clerk. rep
resenting the Cleveland Democracy, OBJ
tanned Suffers promise to speak at Lenox
Assembly, No. 20 "a street, on the night
OF October q. under the auspices Of that
organization. Adler said that the Cleve-
land Democracy had already got the
promise OF Mitchell. McAneny and Prem
dergast 10 speak there at that time, but
he was al a loss TO answer when he was
asked whether he was satisfied the fusion
city ticket candidates would appear and
speak al the same meeting with Sulzer.
Louis \. Sarecky, who handled the Sui
ger Governorship campaign fund. is In
charge in the same capacity I'm the new
campaign. He said yesterday that so far
the fund amounted 10 SIS. Ten dollars Of
this amount was forwarded to Sulzcr yes
terday by The Tribune, coming from d.
Siegel. Of Arverne. who sent II TO The
Tribune with a request that IL he for
warded 10 SulZcr Ito help him pay his
debts The other s., Sarecky said. was
from a Sulzer supporter in clean, y. Y.
Mr. and Mrs. Sulzer are occupying a
two-room suite, Nos. 3C9-lO. at the Broad
way Central Hotel The furniture In tho
suite is upholstered In a heavy red plush.
not unlike some Of the Executive Man.
sion furniture. Up to date Dan G. Webb.
manager OF the hotel, has permitted Mrs.
Sulzer TO keep Patsy and Curley. her two
dogs. I'm the suite. although he at first
demurred.
James g. Garrison. who de1ed the AS
sembly and was committed to the Albany
County penitentiary for contempt, has an
adjoining room. having been released tenn
porarily IN custody OF his counsel, and he
is acting as press agent for the Sulzer
Assembly campaign. Five hail meetings
and several street meetings were ar
ranged for the night programme. all of
them within the 9Th Assembly District
Harry Kopp, the Republican candidate
i'' 'HN hHS'HlbiJ llif oln u,
denied yesterday the story OF William
Sulzer that he had promised 10 retire In !
favor OF the former Governor and to urge
the latter's election.
Mr.. kopp said he had gone to Albany |
TO urge Mr.. Sulzer not to run. telling
him IT was foolish for him TO seek vindi- |
cation I'm a district which was normally |
Republican, and that his nomination by |
the Progressives would he a breach of |
faith with the Republicans Mr.. kopp |
added.
II. as a Republican. have nothing in |
common with Mr.. Sulzer the Democrat |
or Mr. Sulzer the Bull Mooser. He has |
been. on his own admission, tied up with |
Murphy and Tammany Hall for about |
twenty-five years and with misfit or
g8nization In my district for about |
twenty-five days.
Il am, and will remain. the candidate |
OF the Republican party of the district |
In which I live and which | have rep
resented in the Legislature for three sue
cessive years. ] consider IL an affront TO
the citizenship there that a nonresident
should be injected into the purely local
fight"