New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-10-22

was then escorted to his car by the
erst noliceman who put in an appear
ance-Patrolman Otto Haase, OF 'he |
East 51st street station.
There were more explosions OF hasN'
lights by newspaper photographers,
and more cries Of Speech speecii'
and finally the procession started 'h0
Sulzer car in the lead.
Slowly il made its way through '"e
throngs and as 1t passed the coiHSi'
uhere hundreds stood on a PLATFORM
built over street excavation men
and women cried out: "Hurrah ioi
Governor Sulzer!" save the little man
with the long black hair and moving
tie, who was still shouting "Hurrah ior
the real Governor.
Down 42d street 10 Broadway 'iie
procession Of automobiles went the
horns footing. the occupants shouting
hsck the cheers of the crowds on foot
who followed them.
In most Of the automobiles were huge
transparencies. Some Of them read:
welcome, William sulzer! We want
Won for the Assembly-6th Assembly
District"
The Peoples Choice for Assembly
9th Assembly District-William Sui
zer."
THE VIII Of the People is the High
est Court in the Land"
once the procession got under way
the trip from the Grand Central to the
Broadway Central Hotel where the
former Governor will make his head
quarters, prevented any further demon
stration. on the way down Broadway
some Of the occupants OF the cars
waved sticks Of red fire.
For the greater part of the way the
cars in the van were racing, running
two and three abreast In an effort TO
keep close to the Sulzer car
Weeps with His Wife.
The excitement of the sudden transit
ton from the quiet of the train into
the maelstrom of lights and shouting
humanity, with the swift ride down.
town and the enthusiastic reception at
the hotel, had its effect on Sulzer. For
several minutes after his arrival, both
he and Mrs Sulzer were in tears, and
those who pressed around to offer con-
CALCULATIONS and good wishes were
waved away until the couple could re-
gain their cOmposure.
Sulzer was for retiring to his apart
ments for the night for a needed rest,
but this resolve was soon shaken by
the pleadings Of David Goldstein and
Max Slender, who begged him to take
a ride through his district and show
himself to his East Side constituents.
In the midst of the pleadings SulZer
turned to Mrs. Sulzer and she nodded
Then Sulzer stepped into 6 waiting
automobile and the procession Of ma
chimes headed eastward.
In one Of the automobiles was Louis
sarecky, who defied the FrawleY COM
mittee and who shouldered the respon-
sibility Of the failure TO record the cam
paign contributions.
When the automobiles started out
early in the evening they paraded
avenue and 14th street was reached.
when they headed toward Tammany
Hail. Passing the home of the Tiger
where Charles Francis Murphy holds
forth, and from where he issues his
orders. some of the occupants Of the
cars yelled unprintable epithets against
Tammany Hall and Murphy, while all
cheered for Sulzer. To add TO the out
burst the chauffeurs opened their cut
outs and footed their horns frantically.
At Prosressives' Headquarters.
Suffers tour OF the 9Th District. on
which he was greeted with shouts and
cheers. came to an end in front OF the
Progressive headquarters. at Avenue c
and 7th street, where the press OF people
was so great that his automobile was
literally stalled by mob Of frantic sup
pcrters
At first Mr.. Sulzer tried to stem the
tide OF enthusiasm by standing up In the
car and bowling on all sides. Instead Of
giving way before the car. the crowds
became greater with every moment, and
sporadic cries OF Speech soon grew to
an insistent din, which the former Gov
errors aids were powerless to control.
Finally, with a sweeping motion of his
arm. Mr.. Sulzer got something resembling
chance to make himself heard. He made
q picturesque figure as he stood In the
red FIRE and smoke OF the torches, his hair
blown back by the wind. The crowds
were not slow to catch the impression,
raising another din OF shoats and cheers.
~ Have Come Back Home"
Finally these subsidized and Mr. Sulzer
said:
my friends, ! have come back home. I
thank you. my old friends. for your con-
fdence in me and your unwavering 10y
atty. have accepted the nomination
FOR member OF the Assembly from this
district. ] represented IL in the Legis-
lature for FIVE years. Nearly quarter Of
century | represented il, yes, for egh-
teen long years. in Congress
Il shall be glad to represent your dis
trict once more in the Legislature /
want to go back TO Albany TO represent
you and not Mr.. Murphy. l want to go
back to Albany to represent the people
and not the bosses
Last year the people Of this state