New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-08
LYNCH MURPHY IS CRY
At BIG SULzER MEETING
Jews Gather in Brownsville and
Cheer for Governor When
Speakers Charge Plot.

Four hours OK stormy protest against
the Impeachment Of Governor SulZer
nunctuated with shouts Of Lynch Muir
ply" Down with Tammany.' held 300
voters last night at scathing meeting
I'm Palm Garden. i'm the heart ~ the
Jewish section OF Brownsville. Borough
Of Brooklyn. Each mention OF Governor
Sulzers name was greeted with cheers
Circulars were distributed which ad-
vised enrolled Democrats that the way
20 punish the enemies OF the Governor
was ~ 90 n tho Democratic primaries
and vote under the emblem ~ the liberty
bell against tho tool Assemblyman,
Thomas l. Ingram. who. AT the dictates
~ his boss without hearing voted
against the Governor Moreover Isaac
Allen. chairman Of the meeting told how
Assemhlyman Ingram. who represents
the 27d Assembly District. had been
rounded up AZ night and taken 10 the
Grand Central station in an automobile,
whore he was shipped 10 Albany"
The representative ~ this district has
disgraced as" shouted Mr.. Allen. His
name is Ingram 4 cyclone OF Kisses
hooing and groans greeted the name
The night tho vote was 10 be taken" the
speaker went on. "the Hrst time. he
STAYED here I'm Brownsville AZ his home
and didn't 90 70 Albany.
Then orders came from Murphy and
the district leader started out 10 get him
Five minutes after he arrived In Albany
he was in his seat and voting for the
Impeachment OF the Governor. without
ever having read the indictment Yct
this man has been rewarded with a re-
nomination. BE must be defeated
when the ear-splittng outburst Of de-
rcsiye opithcts subsidized the speaker said
he was authorized by two men ON the
inside" 10 give the underlying motive Of
the Impeachment Mr.. Allen said: Muir
ply knew the step ne was going 10 take
might Doe fatal % himself. hut he had to
take IL because Tammsnv was in deadly
fear of Senator Stllwen making a confess
sion from sing Sing. Murphy must get
sulzer out so that Stilwcl could look TO
Tammauy for a pardon, otherwise Their"
were a number of Senators and Repre-
sentativos who would ind themselves be
hind the bars"
General Iioratio g. KIM reviewed sui
zer's eighteen years In Congress. which.
he said we're not bpsmrchcd. regardless
Of the recent story that he voted 10 Sc
cure for some friends money due from
tho cuban government, an act which. the
speaker said was FULLY approved by both
President Roosevelt and President Taft.
He upheld the Governor FOR not trying
his case I'm the newspapers and closed
with the statement that he would rather
see the dcyil himself presiding over the
destinles Of New York State than Charles
T.. Murphy
Joseph Rarondcss. a member of the
BOARD ~ Education. read n letter from
Governor suzer, in which the Governor
said.
When Mr. Murphy and his allies found
they could not make "A tool ~ me- they
blocked my every step toward good gov
eminent"
The Governor added that much Of the
plot had been revealed. and the rest 81 II
would be- laid before grand juries.
II was impeached by the use OF prom
ises and intimidation" he concluded. 81
was impcachcd because ! would not vio-
late my oath Of office. The facts will all
come out in the end. when the people will
fully understand the truth have no
fear Of the outcome"
Mr. Barondess brought the audience 10
it's feet when he said that ~ the Gov
crnor was guilty Of taking what did not
belong TO him hc would not have defed
Tammany. but would have said we have
both got ours and kept silent
Canon Chase. "Suspender jack MCGEE
and Colonel Alexander 5. Bacon were
other sneakers