New-York tribune., 1922-10-11
Hylnn Longs for Recall
10 Jerk Some Judges Out


Mayor Hylan called on the voters 8,
New York City, yesterday, to supper,
only candidates tor public Office. re.
gardiess of party affiliation. who stand
for his sso,ooo,ooo transit plan. inyolv.
.hg MUNICIPAL ownership and opera.
tion according to the Hearst code
The Mayor addressed his ren,arks to
delegation of Richmond residents. who
appeared before the Board of Estimate
TO urge the adoption of q trackless troll.
ley plan for Staten Island, as pro.
posed by Commissioner Whalen.
You know" said the Mayor inter.
ruptlng the remarks of Max Thatem
Of the Staten Island Civic League
whether the Hylan plan goes through
or the Tranit Commissions plan, OF
McAneny's plan, depends entirely upon
the election on November T. No man
don't care on what ticket he may be
nominated, should be sent to Albany
this year, that is not in full accord and
will pledge himself to carry ont the
program that we have inaugurated here
in this city beneficial to all the people
regardless of politics.
IN the people turn down my program
on election day l am going to take q
months vacation after election and
forget the whole thing"
The Mayor then indu]ged in rem.
iniscence, recounting his experience
several years ago on a Pennsylvania
Railroad express on the way to Phila.
delphia, when two men, names un.
known, exchanged views as to having
the Mayor thrown out of Office. After
telling the story he resumed:
Now l am told that after election
If certain people are elected, / am go
ing to be thrown out. The BROOKLYN
Eagle says so, and they seem to be
on the inside of all big matters of i'm
portance where special interests will
receive some benefit.
II think it is the same man that
made the application in the bus case
before Mullan-Schaeffer think the
is the same man shat made the appli-
cation to prohibit or to stay the Board
of Estimate and Apportionment from
spending $1,000,0O0 to purchase and
operate municipal busses. He is some
stock broker and he deals in Inter
borough consolidated stock. That case
has been in the courts and more or less
delayed for two or three years and
held up, and want 20 tell you frankly
that you are not going to get very far
unless you change conditions at Al
bany, and you are not going to get
much further after things are changed
at Albany until you have the referen-
dunn and recall and yank some, of these
judges that are now sitting up on their
perch off the bench.''
The map submitted at the meeting
yesterday indicated trackless trolley
lines covering all existing means of
surface communications and many addi-
tional lines, with fAtaI mileage of
about 120 and with total cost of
$3,o00,o00. To supply power for the op-
Grafton of the new lires would require
the construction of new power house
at cost of $1.235, 600.
GThe Mayor interrupted the speakers
whenever he saw fit with various OBJ
servations. While Francis Leman,
president of the Staten Island League,
was speaking he broke in with: "The
Indians in Wall Street are trying to
drive US out of all the boroughs.'
The board, at the suggestion of the
Mayor and Borough President Lynch
OF Richmond, unanimously adopted a
resolution requesting each candidate
for public office to pledge himself to
the Mayors transit plan and the track.
less trolley plans for Staten Island. An
| amendment to the resolution called for
the publication of the names of all
nominees who do not so pledge them
ca1vae