New-York tribune., 1921-10-15
Redeem New York, Drive
Murphy OUT Reads
Banner Unfurled at
the Tamarora Quarters
Plea to Democrats
To Back Curran
Resolution Asks Where
Boss Gets Money to
Maintain His Mansions

The Tamarora Club, organized bv
Tammany men in the 9th Assembly
District fifteen years ago and for the
last thirteen years the regular Tam
many organization of that district,
flung the banner of revolt to the breeze
in front of its clubhouse, at 1872 West
Ninety-seventh Street, yesterday and
adopted resolutions which are a bill of
particulars in its Indictment of Charlie 9
f. Murphy.
Redeem New York City," runs the
slogan on the banner in front of the
Tamarora Club. Drive Murphy from
the Control of New York Cityl Elect
Curran, Lockwood and Gilroy!"
Ross D. Williams, Tammany leader
Of the district for thirteen years, in
spite of alleged Vaccinations to sup
plant him conducted by Murphy during
Williamss absence in France in 1918.
when he wore the Knights of Columbus
uniform, asserted that the Tamarora
Club was just leading a procession and
the people were sick of Murphy.
Only beginning of Big Bolt
"This is not the end of the revolt
among lifelong Democrats against the
domination of Charles F. Murphy" said
Mr.. Williams. Keep your ear open
for next week. We are saving an an
nouncement for the voters. The action
OF the Tamarora Club in boiling the
Murphy ticket is the beginning of a
procession.
The action was taken after due con-
sideration of all the possible conse-
quences. What we did last night is
symptomatic of what is going on in
the minds OF Democrats all over town,
The people are sick of Murphy. There
IS no doubt about a smashing vote
against Hylan, Craig and Hubert in
the 9th Assembly District"
The resolutions adopted Thursday
night and made public yesterday set
forth in detail the grievances OF the
Iamaroras against Charles F. Murphy,
Fl Fourteenth Street and Good Ground
and Delmonico's. First Of all. the
Tamaroras strike the hatchet deep
into the post in memory of the alleged
betrayal of Ross d. Williams in the
matter Of the leadership of the dis
tTlct while he was in France
Murphy and His Money
The hatchet bites deep again when
the Tamaroras call to mind the OBJ
vous wealth of Charles F. Murphy, de-
rived from a mysterious source, which
enables him to have a butler behind
ms chair, to frequent inicky resorts oe
luxury, where one consumes green peas
one green pea at a time and to buv
pink tea tickets 5000 worth at a time
The war medicine grows potent and
the chips fly fast and large when the
lamaroras come TO the charge that anv
smart fellow from out of town can get
the Great Nomlnator's approval, wheth-
cr he be Hylan from Greene County,
a Craig from Illinois or Hubert
from Seneca County, while "homebred
Democrats are left out in the cold"
There is blood on the moon and the
warpath stretches straight before the
I2maroras. The resolution follows:
Wicked Attack Behind His Back
Whereas, The Tamarora Club. Inc
was organized in 1906 by the Demo
cratic voters of the 9th Assembly Dis
trlct, and has been for thirteen years
the regular Tammany Hall organiza-
tlon club and county comm ttee of that
district, with Ross d. Williams as it's
executive member.
" HSi'e'o, III lIic, Wnl!c Leader w H.
hams was in Knights of Columbus
uniform in France, in the service Of
his country, Charles f. Murphy plotted
to defeat Williams and succeeded in
wicked attack upon a loyal man be-
hind his back.
"Whereas, The Democrats of this
district mindful of the plain right of
any man to be honored, instead of
being injured, while overseas, while
this political boss was selling glucose
to England are sick and tired Of
Murphy, who never has hesitated to
sacrifice 4 friend no matter how good
d Democrat he or she may have been,
who didn't blindly obey this car.
wv hcreas, Nobody knows what Muir
ply does to get all his money, which
enables him to maintain a big estate
on Long Island, keep fine town house
III New York, where buffers serve his
meals; ride back and forth between his
mansions in his limousines and hold
his private meetings at Delmonico's.
where you have to eat your green peas
one by one; buy 5000 worth of pink
tea tickets for Commodore Hotel
luncheons. with $4,000 oX-soldiers des-
titute and hungry on New York's
streets.
Assai Uand-Picked Candidates
"Whereas. Murphy for years has
been pulling hand-picked candidates
out Of his long deep pocket, or has kept
whole conventions waiting around
while he picked his own candidates in
telephone booth or private room,
and then ordered his committee to
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