Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-10-30
a|L.l[R Is CONFIDENT :
pEposEp GOVERNOR CERTAIN Ne
WALL PUT END 70 RULE OF
MURPHY, OVER TAMMANY.
GAYS STATE WILL RISE
TO THROW Off YOKE
s.... s.n.s,s L Ns.len In HE I'M
psaehmsnt and 10 Glad He Was
oveted q oevsrne-Martyr % e.
fers 70 Stamp Out oraft In stats-
wife Il Proud Of HE Record.


rJohn callan oIAughlin In Chicago
Tribuns.l
New York. Oct. 1s.-'.TAmmany ms
put out the eyes Of samson and Sam
con WIN ouu down the walls OF the
temple about ltD ears"
The man who % aptly applied bibh-
cal history TO his own situation was
william sulzer, impeached governor OF
New York
It was new. . bitter sulzer who
with determined mien, strobe up and
down the marrow hall room Of . CHEAP
hotel In lower Broadway. grandlloquent
az OF old, pressing the faoe Of . dream
er. emotional a. q child. He seemed
to have gained . new quality ~ q re-
suit o6 the ecorching ordeal thru which
he has passed-ttat Of hitting back
and hitting back hard. He never was
q knight Of stainless virtue; had he
been he would not have been nord-
mated by Murphy for the governorship.
He preferred, till he entered the guber-
material office. to go quietly alone with
the "organization" and to obey orders
Of the chief"
Startled, He Begins Crusade.
But. startled by the debauchery OF
the state which his Investigations dis
closed. latent honesty of his character
was aroused, and the quixotic spirit.
which in his early youth caused him to
conspire against Spanish misrule In
Cuba and later TO take such q keen
interest In the condition of the Jews In
Russia, impelled him to pursue q
course certain to win the vindictive
enmity Of Tammany.
It 10 charged that In exposing graft
and seeking the punishment OF the
grafters, he was actuated by an ambi-
ton to make a record which would en-
able him to step up to the presidency.
The facts speak otherwise, for had he
listened to the advice Of the professed
friends and the threats of the power
full men he had arrayed against him.
headed by the Chief" he would have
secured safety for himself by q pre-
tentious show Of activity end lack OF
real effective action.
sulzers appearance shows he has
passed thru an ordeal Of fire: and It
has tended to the upbilding Of character.
The people Of New York believe him
guilty Of some Of the charges Murphy
brought against him. but this does not
prevent them from applauding the high
motives which inspired his guber.
material administration and which are
the maipsprings Of his campaign oper.
atjons.
.ost Murphy" Now Battle Cry.
s'MurDhy got Sulzer. now let us get
Murphy"-is q slogan which causes
Sulzer's angular frame to straighten
and q smile Of satisfaction to illumine
his face. certainly cast in heroic mold.
Frequently theatrical, this moral con-
uueror Of corrupt bossism and special
privilege IS confident that he will
triumph next week over the arch CON
spirater.
1.-THE two men in the campaign to-
day" said Sulzer. stating fact rather
than expressing q conceit, "are Sulzer
and sulzers special investigator. Hem
messy. You hear no more Of Mitchell
and MCCALL. On the night OF my UNI
Just Impeachment, Hennessy and sat
on the porch Of the Peoples house In
Albany and adopted the plan OF oper-
atoms. which Is effecting the complete
downfall and utter degradation Of the
man powerful enough to impeach q
governor Of the state. and which will
destroy the corrupt organization and
BIZ partisan combination which has
looted the state out Of millions upon
millions Of dollars
,"From my impeachment will spring
purer politics, the enactment Of needed
reforms, the elimination Of graft, and
the punishment Of grafters: In short,
better government. thru the restoration
of the government to the hands Of
the people"
aFacts epsak for ThsmssIvss."
The press agent of Suizer entered
the room at this moment and presented
him with two typewritten statements
answering the denial Of Murphy of the
charges Sulzer and Hennessy publicly
have made against him. The governor
hastily glanced over the matter. and
struck out several sentences, remark
ing:
."Lets be temperate. The facts
themselves cry and It Is the facts
oniy we must state"
And turning to me, he continues:
"Tammany Is on the run, Murphy IS
ON the rum. The proof Of 1t Is the
statements they are issuing from Tam
many hall. Heretofore Tammany has
had ono invariable reply to make to
any charges levaed against It. Moth
ing to cay It 10 an accepted princi-,
pie at the hall that when a boss talks
he il zone. That killed Croker. We
have got the goods on them. and they
know Il. They are ratified. They
show It by rushing into print and MAX
ing statements which can be shot full
Of holes. We will beat Murphy by
100000 sure"
Impeachment Slipped Cog.
''tMurphys court Of Impeachment
slipped one cog" Sulzer observed, AZ
ifahe were rolling q sweet morsel under
his tongue. THAT IL, 1t did not dis
qualify mo from holding office. They
are weeping on account Of 1t and
ynashdng their teeth.
"Of course they never could have
succeeded in impeaching me without
Barne4 support. Barnes, as the leader
of. the republican machine, and MUIR
ply, a. tho head Of Tammany, have q
working agreement They stand to-
gether for the protection Of the special
interests. tor the sale Of law and Tor
m,tuai protection. The crime Of the
dag 10 the sale OF law. Murphy and
Barnes ara the men you have to see
to Kill bill Or to pass q bill in the
New York legislature"
Sulzer reflected moment and then
slowly said: ut 10 sad community
upon representative government
Wife Proud Of HE Fjaht.
Al this moment Mrs. SulSer entered