The evening world., 1913-10-28
NEW DEMOCRACY
PLANNED TOF|CHT
TAMMANy HALL
Permanent Local Organization
Probable, With Mitchell as
Leader.
HAVE ROOSTER EMBLEM.
Fumigation of Wigwam. Pur-
posc--Alternative Regard
cd as Hopeless.
HAVE ROOSTER EMBLEM.

Counting victory NJ now almost as
sursd. the Democratic wing OF the Flu
son ailia nee 10 beginning to look toward
the formation Of a new political party
In Now York City. designed to dlsplace
Tammsny Han a. the representative
| orga ni,ation In DsinSrrauc state and
national counoalA
Immediately aftss Alsctioa day the
Fusion combination viii separate into
its old time party unAn Republicans
viii march out Of the FfftA avenue
headquarters and intreuch themselves
\ In their old camp. ProSrsasivss win
fall bach into thsir own position. and
the fpdsosndsncs Lacquer. nov only
partially In the fold. v4ii nook by them
selves. Each Of these factions has
separ ate organia alton. recognition under
the law and . place on the ballot undor
an emblem oaly tho anr!ramnany
Democratic are left without . distinct
siAoAA II John Pursow Mitchell be
elected Mayor he viii - . man without
. political party hons- The problem
now under consideration n how to build
uD . new Dsmooraes party out OF Tho
fruttA Of victory.
Two plans have bean suggested. Ono
10 based on the possibility that there
may be al intsrrAl revolution 10 Tam
many itself vsrtbrOwtnE Aiurphy and
his associates. 40 that new men may
como into power. The other 10 to take
some one VI the various paper organ
isAtions Of independent Democrats and
strengthen II into = formidable anti
TammAny party. nodded on the County
Democracy Of . quarter Of century
ago.
The nrst plan does not meet with
much encouraSemsnt 81 Fusion head
quarters esoAuss practical political
workers. realize the almost impossible
tasx Of purifying TaunuAny from top
to bottom. They quote the thought
axprssssd by william NJ WINS IN his
article In Sundays World . wset ago
that murphy y what Tammany has
! made hlm and Tsmmsny y what
certain class In the community has
} made Il" The mere overthrow Of Muir
phy would not be sunncsnt. The whole
Tammany ,nstituuoa would have to %
} transformed.
James J. Martin. ono Of the old time
Tammany leaders and now allied with
the Fusion movement, 10 one OF those
who would like TO see . new regime In
the Fourteenth street wisvam. There
viii b plenty doing In thers aftsr alec
tion." no said to-day.
mitchell JUST THE MAN TO
LEAD A NEW MOVEMENT.
More Of the anu-TAmmany Democrats
are looking forward To \ new organiza-
ton. on timers point to the power and
= influence Of the County Democracy In
, il paimy daya They cite ~ . striking
example Of inheritance that tie late
Henry d. PWroy was leader Of the
County DE- nocrscy. and his nephsw.
John Purroy Mitchell. would b just the
, man 70 lead q new movement modelled
! along similar lines.
? In looking abou. for = sAsiston out Of
I which to construct . party. leaders Of
, independent Democrats have inclined
toward . paper party ofhoially titled
the Anti-TAmmany Jefferson Alliance.
This organization was formed especially
for tho present campaign and has been
: financed largely out Of Fusion Commit
;. tee funds The original idea was to
7. provide Q column on the ballot for
{ partisan Democrats to vote the Fusion
. ticket without going into the Rspubll-
Z can. Progressive or independence LeaSus
: columns There v no distinct Fusion
c ! party column on the ballots Voters for
: Mitchell must align With one Of the
rex,isr parties. snd a. NO Democratic
party 10 In the combiAation the Anti.
Tsmmany Jeffersonlan Alliance was
created to MI tho vacancy.
The most valuable asset Of this ORGAN
4 txation Is It's emblem. II found that the
\ once noted Democratic rooster. which
had topped many = ballot In former
days and even now does duty In many
n States. had been discarded by Tammany
for the star. The Jefferson Alliance
picked up this lost rooster and set him
Growing again. In the last hours al,
lowed by law for Ming nominations b,
petition the JeTersonian Alliance hand
ed In ~ the Board Of Elections Its eigh
:" or ten Thousand names and its crowns
l. emblem. financed By the Fusion trsasur,
l, and backed by prominent Dsniocrsts II
y Fusion headquarters
n Large quarters were opened recent,
}, IN LonEacrs Building. broadway snt
Forty second street. Bert Hanson, for
!" msrly = Deputy Commissioner Of Po
'" lice. was placed In charge with title o.
" Chairman OF the Executive Committee
10 Numerous Independent Democrats war,
p called upon To lend their names in sup
N port. Among them were
h Henry DeForest Baldwin. Charles G
Birmingham. u, II. Boyesen. Ju,iui
a. Henry Cohen. stephen d Ayers. Rartl
n C cronin. J. Hampden Dougherty
m James Il Ely. stuart } Gibboney. Dr
;. T. II. l.. Gould. j. AspnwAil Hodge
:, Augustus A. Healy Fred W, Hinrichs
, a. $. Hornblower. Byron W. Holt
y" Charles H. InEersoil. Boudinot Keith
-. Horatio G. King, Robert Gri~r Monroe
=, George Haven Putnam, County Cierl
A, W. r. Schneider. Thomas &. whitlocl
+, and Everett =, Wheeler
:, Work of this new organization ha
y. been concentrated In the borouxns o
80 Manhattan. BronN and Brooklyn. whsr
endeavor has been made TO estahls
prrmNnent footing, Half 4 dozen n