The evening world., 1913-09-03
5000 NOMINATE GAYN0R, WHO'S NEAR AC0LLAPSE.

second and third times Il was Of thirty
seconds duration.
A. . political ~ >nstration the City
Hall meeting waS more Of . show for
the curious MONDAY crowds than .
gathering Of voters and display OF or.
Ganissd strength. There were by lib.
eral count one thousand men In the
marching clubs that were admitted
through the police lines to take front
places In the City Hall steps. There
were another Ave hundred or more
priviieged leaders and workers on the
steps and In the corridors Of the build.
Ing. This made q total Of 1900 men
who could be counted a. the lighting
force Of the 0aynor army.
THREE 0ANiZArIoNs
TURNED OUT WITH BANDS.
There we're but three organised and
lned-up bodies In the gathering. These
were the Bronx County Jsffsesonian
Union OF three hundred men carrying
shovsls. led by Eugene Mcclure and
Thomas II. O'Nsil. both Of whom had
'asetf training - former Tammany lead.
srs. They marched In front with band.
The 0aynor League Of Foreign Born
Citizens and the East Side 0aynor
League together numbered 80 men.
coming from the lower east side. The
third organisation Of any sise was the
0aynor Enrolment COMMITTEES Of
Brooklyn. with about one hundred men
In line and . band.
The stage setting Tor ths dsmoustra-
ton was carefully arranged. Three hum
drsd poaicsmsn under Inspector LAhsy
formed . guard Of honor. 1t was . sub
ject Of passing comment that one Of
the police commanders was Capt. Cray.
brother-tn.lsw Of Charles r. Murphy.
the Tammany leader.
The classic City Hail building formed
. Ane background and the broad steps
led up 10 their Dortico. which wes the
stage for the 1rincipal actors IN the
political drama Out on the plAsA thrss
large standards had been Get w bsar.
Ing broad surfaces on which were
painted the epiGrams OF the comins
campaign. One read II have not turned
the city over TO the spoiiAtion of any
ons-WiNiAm J. Oaynor." Another read.
II have been Mayor-Wiiliam J. Gay
nor" In each case the signature VA
sac smile reproduction OF che AAyors
hand writing.
sHovgLs CARRIED sioN RoASr.
ING &C. ?. NJ"
In the ocntre Of the plaza was q larsS
pile Of shovels. Over them vas ban.
ner read.as; "Way down under these
shovels lies the body OF C. F. NJ. II,
tried to hrs . Governor and grab q cit,
all In one year.
TIE shovsls were all new and had
been passed out. 90 II WAS SAID. BY sub.
way contractors to ell who desired e
carry them In the parade.
The Mayor and his friends gathssl
In his private once while the crowd
wers assembling. At . quarter bs6or,
/ o'clock the Mayor led the way TO thu
steps and. going to the front. bowr,
and waved his hat to the crowiA TheI
Jacob II. 6chiR said . lev words o.
preliminary introduction for Il. Ros
Appleton to make the formal addrss,
inviting the Mayor to run on an indie
pendent ticket. nominated by petition
Chairman APPLETON presented Mr. Gay
) nor With y shovel - ne emblem o
the new party. The Mayor stspped I
ths front and waved ma shovel. val!
, the crowd. that had not heard q wor.
! cheered happily
Herman Riddsr made a brief second
, ms speech ana then Secretary Adam
, sen read the Mayors acceptance.
. that past giving the list OF the Tam
. many esWsssrsss a. DeineHlso's Il
. crowd groaasA aaA Kissed with muc
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