Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1913-10-28

ed by the enemies have made and
the conspiracy they have worked out
against me. Every agency these ene-
mics could use to destroy me has been
used. II is long, pitable story, mis-
erably contemplate In Its meanness
and pettiness. q
Gavnor Said. npo wfbat,s Rjoht.v
.U,.a ho,... "a C..
ho VS., NJ nuh1sS ns, T.u Mayor 1ayno.,
tooather e % M -, thn hen we soi
iunchaon Of tba Die % hnts, ~ rne Ma9y sa
havine nIentv of tro,h,a 81 yihary,
I answareJ That ~ NO tr,,a ard he saya
II TOO am hay,ne tro,,hie dou,,, 49,
NTH The orca nize tinn. II a. a,,,,ost
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III, nststes' ses as as.s VII a.. ~; a;.sua sa
~. p.,y asoL yy eleoeion nl
M sae you wvuiu y, Aoser pe auie " sel
S,one M.en nn s,ai mul pny. W. -, - linposs,-
.h e maS puoue olnciais ~ ~
sss W@cn @ tIey cannos 20, tnen nc
uuuseS a. 'hein. nays hau my SNARE or
,.a q. ~ - .s.,.
sIans.I.sa 70 ,.h he ma o[..n .na. VIE hisS
nar.i,, q ar,sase was an,sc,atty aaS
I lIaaisis IT, ~ o'er at .an,a,,s s,sh,o a.a
, s sns mus seiious uoupie ''N
was I uue 20 anotner cause,
lf- : 81 : a. =
as tnal am aIter tne graIters ana
Mr: Murpny wants me 10 gut nave
Ioio nlin ina. at. " Wn not quis ano nat .ia.
~ sise sns psopse ~ inS un..os s.a.e
San. an aoress sa,,,. rhnt .s n;,s.. nayvs i1ssss
uayn .speu sr Lssm. aaN.. ..ss,, nsoy
0"The mayor asked me what progress
/ was making in my fight for direct
nominations. told him that in my
opinion 75 per cent OF the voters OF
the state were In favor OF nominating
the candidates themselves. but that
some Of the leaders were opposed TO It
against their power.
Mayor Gaynor answered; Let me
tell you we VIII never nave good gov
eminent in the state OF New YORK un-
I'll the voters, instead OF the posses
nominate all candidates. said:
agree with you, and wish you wouid
give out statement to that eHect ana
In favor OF our Dill. He said: I VIII
see about II. \ hope You win. but am
afraid that with M; Murpny.s controi
ne VIII beat your Dill again. Howeyer
do not give up the struggle. II - right
ana II VIII win some OF these oays.
AS y was ieavins 1he mayor ne sa,o
to me:. TAKE the aovice OK an ola
man. You oo WHAT you tnink isrlsnt
ana not wnat. Mr; MURPHY teiis you 70
DO. III you 90 wnat MT Murphy teis
you TO 81 lnsteaa OF Wnat your con-
science Ills you 70 40. you viii pe
very m9en aiscreoiseo man Delofe your
term OF once ID over. ~
corruption the Real Trouble.
laNou MANY neonle beliave that the
Itro,,bIas hetwaen NJ Surnhv ana NV
saIf have arisen tarreIv from diaaeree-
menfs over nafrona9e or Observation-Disclosures
ana ram ousie nom of13ce y sid Mr
Sn,.a, s.This a. so to some Sxtsnf
Wanv naonia beiiave that Mr.. Narnhy
arSyY 49, ,.,..isd ~, z ccc,,rs - Ing5s,
III. guast eiSe sgn 49, a.,.,,~..S ~ -.
,s,vn sssn aS mS nr r,,,s a. ~ ppsv t,.,,o -
pt lsappsos ms -, e.o.,hia ,v,.
sSe sar osa n1 n ny dssnnvsrsd & tsronch
ese,,cs.s, .ss,,,,ct,IT sst 81 ,Scri- The tre-
,ssnNn,,s yrard. ana ovar,yTeiuino
na,.,, ,,tss,, ssts+,,,e q, ,,o ,scu~ Sanar -.
S.ups,ys llsSs 49, atsxa - .n,,ar,,.srt ~,
LIon,s u INC 49, eosci so 1. ~
OTIS were rCpDins tne ~ NM
mons OF oona.s ever yea, yIs:
Wnen ulscoverev sneso tI1uus s
ano mao tne 9yer"nelii,ins sa ! prooA ~
tnem supnit.eu ~ nio uo,S. ~ M al'1u'
ds mattsr u ouy, 49,, ~ ueIy lNl, ~. n-ol
pny regardiess Of poiiticai o. psrsonai
sohsequen Co ,ssS ssn rvr, so se.st a,sS
~ ny Sos.. - - - pos...a. pe@r.T w wt
strIppee u luy eIeHt oaaleo, Siia W.
s0rry Inat 1i9 my unly 70 tIl5 IT,. y
PIE. - Wouioi 40 ~ AGAIN IN spsSe "
Pne oanser. ~ ~. ;<,,.A.- p. IS.
IA prominent new IorE Cly man
came 10 me from MT, Murphy one oay
IN June ana toiq me IN piain language
/ Ii D00G0A0 unI9H< IL
abandoned my opposition 70 Mr. Mur-
ply. and especially unless abandon
ed the enort 70 indict tne criminals
VINO were connected Win tne nisnWay
SAT that time Commissioned Hem
nessey was beginning to get close to
the thieves. This man said that II
would consent to call or Mr.. Hennes-
sey the impeachment proceedings
would not be begun. said would
not for q moment consider any such
action. The truth Is that II had
been willing to connive at corruption
II l had been willing 70 act as z
plant and servile tool Tor the man
whose sole conception Of politics Is
plundering the public-there would
not have been so much as breath OF
attack upon me- or q suggestion OF
impeachment proceedings.
II was impeached because refus-
ed to call OF Mr.. Hennessey, because
I set In motion the machinery which
led to indictments by several grand
juries, and which have unearthed
statewide frauds running into mill
lions OF dollars, In twenty-five coun-
ties, In connection with the highways
and canals OF the state. This, and my
fight for direct nominations. severed
all relations between Mr.. Murphy and
myself and marked me for political
slaughter. It was matter Of self
preservation for Mr.. Murphy and his
lieutenants.
t.,.., vi. I,,a..,hr,snt ord...d;
..-s.., -.
Inc slenai Ior my oestsucuon w.
soon gwen. ~ was on Sunuay. tne
18TH OF May, tnlnk, tnat NeW IoIk
newspaper puDnsneo an ineervieW Win
me ABOUT my ngnt TOT oirect prmar
ries. MT. Murphy accepted TINS as an
open deciarauon OF war. ne suM-
tenants to meet him at Delmonico's.
They met the Tuesday night after this
article appeared. The facts OF this
meeting came to me from Judge NC
Call and others. The conference last
ed many hours, ana IL was nnaiiy oe-
creed, after they mad gone over every
thing. that they had to get me. ana
that must be removed from once.