New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-10
Murphy $ Kind
Talk for Slate
Clleered by Aids
Tammany Leader, in Rec
onlnenaing Hylan. Craig
and Hubert. l. Said to
Have Made Record Speech
DELAYS Borough Tickets
Committee Is Told TO Take
Adjournment Until To-
day 10 Make Selections

..,ee has long Been considered a vir-
80 wasn's his u sual taciturn self yes
.srssv when he appeared before the
executive committee Of Tammany Hall.
/, makinr the motion 70 recommend
"a tie Democratic voters in the prima-
-iss the Tammsny slate announced
Tuesday in The Tribune-John F. Hy-
Ian. for Mayor; Charles L. Craig. for
Comptroller. ana Dock Commissioner
Nurrav Hubert. for President Of the
Board Of Aldermen-the Tammany
ehieftain made what Is said to be the
longest speech of MS NE
In his speech Murphy had kind words
for the Mayor. Comptroller and Dock
Commissioner. praising each OF them
n turn. Following his announcement
regarding the city ticket, the Tammany
ehief said that the county and borough
states are not ready and that the COM
m;ttee would -ase AT adjournment until
$50 o'clock this afternoon.
Mayor Hylan,' said Murphy in his
record breaking speech, has given the
cry ar adm nistratiol Of remarkable
efficiency. He has strengthened him
sell immensely with the people. On
these grounds he is entitled to the
united support OF the party on his
record
Craig an Asset, Murphy Says
The assembled district leaders
mound their hands at this. Comp
Irsler Craig Murphy continued, For
the last four years has contributed
much TO the success of the present ad-
ministraton, and it is the unanimous
Judgment OF the wise Democratic party
in this city that the Comptroller be
renomiEated-
Again there came a burst OF ap-
nlause, and Murphy, thus encouraged,
had little trouble in reaching even
greater oratorical heights. Dock Com
missioner Hulbert's record he said.
eboth in Congress and as Dock Com
missioner, stamps ham as q man of eX
trzordinary force and ability. He has
gone far in developing the waterfront
by building up the Port OF New York.
The organization cannot DO better than
recommend Mr. Hubert 4 5 its choice
for the third place on the ticket-Pres-
dent Of the Board OF Aldermen
That was all. The Tammany leader
was rewarded with third salvo Of
applause.
Committee on Nominations
roll call Of the executive commit
tee was taken and il was said that any
leader who wished to propose a can
cidate for Office on the county and
borough states would have an oppor-
.eritv TO Go so. Then followed mo-
ton for the appointment Of commit
Tee Of seven 10 consider all the noml-
nations Those appointed were:
William Allen. David Lazarus. Mi
csael J. Cruise, Miss Rose Rotnenberg,
Daniel Z. Finn. Miss Elizabeth Barry
Mrs. Abbie Shay Hughes.
On the roll call the following per
sons we're suggested for the various
places:
Downing. Deputy Comptroller Henry
Smith. John NJ Richie, NJ. Samqel
Stern, Nathan Hirsch, Or. }. " FlrelA'
Rabbi Samuel Buchler.
y is understood that NJ. Samuel
S-srn $ in the lead for the nomlna-
Pc Rspister-Mrs. Julia Sanders, Miss
Annie Mathews, James Donegan, the IN
T. the Republicans name Miss Helen
yarick Roswell for Register, as SCENE
CERTAIN last night the Democrats prop
ably viii name Miss ANNE MA'Ne"9 g.
heS opponent
Banton Leads for Prosecutor
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- - a-.o~,e,- loan n Banton, Judge
Cornelus =. Collins. Royal h. eiler'
william a. Deford. Alexander l.
Rorke. Jcseice Frederick kernoc nan,
g. the Court or SPECIAL sessions reOo-
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