New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-27
District Attorneys Voice
Still Shows Strain Caused
by Talks in Country.
LANDS BLOW ONGLYNN
Ridicules Governors Posing as
Leader When Ticket Is
Tiger Saturated.

at West Goth st.. last night. me
crowd gave him "a boisteGous welcome
when he appeared on the platform, ana
hundreds OF small American flags were
waved BY the men ana women VINO
.heered The band played Hail 70 the
chief" and Martin Sake. who was open
ing the meeting as chairman o. the
campaign committee of the Republican
Club. had 20 finish his remarks aftet
the demonstration subsidized.
The Republican nominee for Gov
srnor lef. the Grand Central station
on & special train at 1913 q. n. 20
continue the upstate campaigning III
the eastern and north country coun-
ties.
Mr. Wh;tman's voice still showed the
strain placed upon u by the. many
speeches he made last week IA the cen
trsl and southern tier counties OF the
tate, though some OF the huskiness
from which he suffered on his return
from upstate Sunday had disappeared.
lie reached his audience well, however,
and had them with him from the start
Repeats Challenge TO Glynn.
The District Attorney followed the
line Of his recent attacks on the flynn
administration and Tammany Hall, and
again challenged the Governor 20 an
swcr his questions as 20 his approval OF
Benzel ard other Tammany-Glynn ap-
pointments ia the various state depart
mcnts.
Nov VIC are told that there IS
divorce between Tammany Hall and
he Democratic organization Of the
state that there is going to be
change and a. reform. The Governor
declares that he himself is the new
leaoer. and that he Is going to sit on
hoe
bad st Albany for the last four years
ebominably bad-but all this IL going
10 be changed. and the same ticket and
She same mcr responsible for j. all
have the ehrontery TO come before the
electorate and ask the people-now,
listen % thia--aud ask the people 10
cleo. them 60 Office, so that they may
reform themselves
Mr. Whitmal read tho long lis o.
Iammany appOintees IN state Con
ROLLER Sohmer's office; referred TO
Bensel ana the other members Of the
highway commission; to the resppear-
ancc OF the eleven Iammany Senators
Tor reelection who whitewashed Still
veil; 10 "P8ckey" McCabe as con
crvation commissioner; 70 HaHen and
Ahcaru, former Borough Presidents.
who were removed from Office. and now
are candidates AS delegates 10 the state
constitutional convention; TO the rec
ords of Morgan, q deputy bank exam
iner and 10 Thomas r. ByrneS, chair
mar Of the state Tax Commission. and
rauteC- 10 know, with some sarcasm, II
his heurers thought Tammany was d.
vorced from the state.
There never was q ticket 20 satu-
lated with lanmany I'M the history o.
he state" said the District Attorney.
When the Governor OF the state picks
out such men as these 20 hold places
Of respousibility ~ the state govern
mcnt-picks eX-couvicts for the Bank
ing Departmcnt-isu' II time that We
discuss something besides workmen'S
compensation act?'
Hits Controllers Office.
sil. Whitman directed his most
pointed attack last night against Ju-
Illus s Rosentha', legal examiner and
Investigator iu-the Controllers Office.
Hc said that Rosenthal had been dis
barred by the Appellate Division on
April IS. 1910. The court held that he
was unfit 70 practise law even in the
police courts. and yet Mr.. Glynn con
sidered him &c 90 be an examiner in &
great department O. the state govern
ment.
Dr. Nicholas Murray Butler. Prcsicen;
Of Columbia Univcrsity, presided a.
tho Durland Academy meeting Inc
other speakers included William H.
Guthrie, who discussed the subject q
the state Constitutional Convention
Seth Low. Louis Marshall and Henry
T.. Stimscr. s long dispatch from
James ". Nadsworth, jr., candidate for
United states senator. who was unable
20 be present, owing 10 illness in his
family, was read. Mr. SAKE read q
etter from Joseph II. Choate, from his
summer home In Stockbridgc, Mass.
Mr. Guthrie again attacked Ambas-
>aGor Gerard as unfit 20 III the office
90 United States Senator. He made an
sppeai for thc reelection of Judge
Chase u the Court of Appeals over
Justice Scabury, whose political activi-
tiss he denounced while admitting ms
.bihty Referring 10 the Constitutional
ConyertioD. lice aid:
az the Democrats now succeed i'm
olecting their delegates-at-larg as we'll
as their general ticket, our state will
become thoroughly Tammanyized; two
out-aud-Out Tammany followers will
represent us in Washington as Sena-
tors. and the Governor, the Legislature,
+he Constitutional Convention, and soon
the Court Of Appeals, will all be Tam
many. Never before in the history OF
the state has Tammany Hall been so
fagrantly and dehantly corrupt and de
bauched. so unworthy and UNIT 20 hold
political Ofiice-and yet 50 powerful
After leaving Durland's Riding Acad-
envy Mr.. Whitman addressed five meet
iugs--two In Manhattan and three IN
BROOKLYN. A meeting i'm Long Island
CITY he had TO eliminate that he might
get his train at the Grand Central
Terminal AZ 10 was, ne ju made his
train by a couple Of minutes.
Ills first stop was at the LenON Hall,
in I'd ST. II holds comfortably less than
900. At least 1900 jammed them
selves into il, and it was all Captain
Albert Mason and a dozen reserves
from the 9Th ST. station could do to get
the candidate for Governor through the
crowd.
"This is the largest meeting ever held
In this district" said Samuel S. Koenig,
who accompanied Mr.. Whitman on his
Manhattan tour. "The hall held less
when Colonel Roosevelt spoke here last,
and the crowds on the sidewalk were
never SO great
Mr. Kocnig, who is also the leader
Of the district. said that the district
which last year elected William Sulzer
10 the Assembly following his impeaeh-
ment, will this year turn out Whit
man vote that will surprise even the
most confident of the District Attor-
aags followers, When NJ. Mailman