New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-09-05
Mitchell to Reserve ANN.
milton Until After Pr;n.
ries, on September 10
Hylan in Seclu,;o.
Judge Retires to Brooll
Home to Prepare Cam.
paign Speeches

The announcement last ni,.,
william ". Bennett, forms, Al
Senator, who heads the inds,.
Republican primary ticket, that h.,
his running mates would b.
series OF open air aeetingsp a.
East Side next Saturday night e.,,.
no anxiety in the Fusion or T.-,I
camps.
Because Of the i.legl;'macy u j
eBnnett-Republican sombina,lo, II
district Republican organization,
refused TO allow the anti.Fu,jon =
didates to speak in the clubhouse, ..
Mr.. Bennett complained last II
that they had literally been al
out into the streets. The only ~,
pathetic response from the F,,,
leaders came with the suggestion .,
if the Bennett-picked candg,..
found the cold air not to their lt,l
they ought TO "hire a han."
Mayor Defers His Campaign
Unless something more ursen, Ia,
the Bennett wheezcs arise, Nav.
Mitchell intends TO reserve hls a.,
paign ammunition until after III. ~,
airy election, on September 10. =,
Mayor said yesterday that il Ha,,
gether unlikely that he would Or.
late an appropriate answer to 1,r
tack Of ". K. Hearst which the AZ,
made in his formal Withdrawal a i,
possible Iayora.Jy candidate. ~,
after the primaries. Meanwhile, :,
Mayor and his associates on the F:sr
ticket are preparing 20 train 81
heeavy guns Oh Judge Hylsn ana J,
Tammany-Hearst forces as soon As !.
candidates have all been formsllJ !,
dorsed at the primaries.
With Mr.. Hearst eliminated fro- !.
primary contest. il viii be clear 50. !,
for County Judge Hyian, the Tsmrrr
candidate for Mayor, IN the prnus
Reports from Brooklyn yesterday E,,I
10 the effect that the Judge wog: N
tire 20 the seclusion OF his s,uty ID
Ill after September 10, and devil
himself for the most part to the pI,;l
ration OF his campaign speeches Vi.
no reason 20 worry about his nor..s
ton, his friends declared yes,.-.l-
that he had determined 70 shg, Ii.
self up away from the world eni.a'
for the next three weeks and study e,
municipal situation from a TsnzGl
point Of view.
In announcing the open meetinr y
the East Side, ex-senator Bennett y
sued a statement. in which be Beg
the political mud singing. He ma
Samuel S. Koenie, chairman Of the =
publican County Committee, the "a.
get. He accused Nr. Koenig Of h.
ing closed the doors Of the c,ub.as
TO the straight Republicans IN ha
of ex-Tammany Democrats
Bennett Assails koenig
"Such q situation has never eT.ri.
within my memory in the history 9! b
publican affairs IL New York City,'s
Mr. Bennett. The first series Of ~
air meetings on the East SIDE vii :
held in Mr.. Koenig's Assembly q
trict. We propose 20 tell the Rspg.s
cans of the East Side that Mr. kos'
is declaring in effect that diree, y
maries do not go in New YORK Ci'
Just the same as John Y. MeAsn,
the old days Of Coney Island, said 20
court irjunctions did not 20 IN Crave
end. It's well 20 recall that Nr NeAii
almost died in Sing Sing prison.
hope Mr. koenig will not meet the "''
fate" -
Judson G. Wall, candidate for @,
tro!lcr on the Bennett ticket, and M
d. Wilsey. candidate for Presidsi'
the Board Of Aldermen, Will aNa
with ex-senator Bennett at the 81"
meetings,