New-York tribune., 1922-06-08
peuies He Is Candidate
for Governor, but His
Speeches Have Color
of Election Campaign
Demands Miller
Apologize to City
Neelects to Say for What;
Interests Big Issue of
Fall Fight, He Declares
80 corr.,rondeni

F0LJnhbbA ~t-f -. q.
r...r YIsn made two political
,...,A., in Pougkeepsie tonight. Both
..-,s.s like the utterances Of Demo-
s..;, e,pdidste for Governor.
M,snsll dinner engineered by Cor
-, Counsel O'Brien and David
u,,,ls.n at the Nelson House, at
,.,s.d ,rneipally by eighteen Demo-
-, .5itors, the Mayor assailed Gov
,,,,r Killers policies. lie also es-
..v,d u. role Of prophet and said the
,IsD, we're trll Of Democratic promise.
wsgs his speeches seemed to put min
-. rsee for the Governorship. he
$500 a disclaimer % the editors IN
49, toiiov,re statement prefacing his
sormsl spsech, which he read from
nsruseript;
aAt he outset ! want TO say that
an not an sspirant for any higher
ionors. was elected Mayor of New
ye,k by q plurality Of 10000 and was
t'r,d bv the people TO serve four years
:, shiT executive Of that city. We
nav, M hand in the Board Of Estimate
-srr important probjects. and we pro
Rose 70 carry out that contract with the
city
Hesrst-Hylsn Paper on Hand
The audience at the Masonic Hall
where tbe Mayor delivered his second
address numbered about 40 persons
Nsyor John II Walrath Of Syracuse
presided All over the hall were copies
sf~The Peoples Advocate" campaign
paper, carrying pictures Of Mr.. and
Mrs. William E. Hearst and their FIVE
children, and Of Mayor Hylan and
Cthers
Nayor Hylsn declared that more
thar twice the number Of slaves liber-
sisd BY the Civil War are under the
ihrslldom Of despotic corporation slav-
ery in this state.
Re took q slap at candidates Of the
sA' Smith type by saying that the
seTrirodoen people Cannot win their
fgai WITH q man who Is merely we'll
Fssang, eood-notured individual with
hc fsso,d Of past service in the inter
fs q the people
n referring TO Governor Miller's
bttrest 70 the conference here last
bight, Mayor Hylan said:
The same speaker referred 70 edu-
eating certain elements in our cities IN
= way that Is little short of a direct
insult TO every man, woman and child
jn the state.
Mayor Hylsn wants Governor Mile
g apologize 70 oil foreign-born person
an New York City, but does not speeif,
~hy.
Objects to Term Demagogue
Again the Mayor seems to have takol
raense at Governor Miller's referonc
60 Dr. lagogues, charlatans and *
tloit' -. He assailed the Governor 10
for. Authority and transit Legislation
'ie said that men Of the type Of Rod
pan Wanamaker. William Randolp
Hearst, Hiram W. Johnson and Natha
f,raus should be nominated for Gov
snor.
"As a first essential said the Mayor
With unction, 'let us get rid Of Tn
crooked msnipulators in both the Re
publican and Democratic parties wh
,re the agents of lickspittles an
nonopolies."
Al the Hirshfeld- -O'Brien Dime
N,yor Hylan discussed the nationa
political situation. He referred TO tn
recent primaries and elections II
Indiana. Pennsylvania and Iowa a
signs Of another gathering progressive
noyement throughout the country. an'
= protest on the part Of the people
egsins, the Administration al Washing
Ton, and against reaction IN politica
nhd public life, as well as again5
business conditions generally.
"0ne hundred and fifty thousand
Republicans voted for me when | wa'
. candidate for reelection as Mayor
q The City of New York. said tht
Mayor, "snd some thirty thousand dis
fesied Republicans refused to vote al
e recent special election held in the
fNsny,seyenth Congressional Dis
trcts
All this meant. the Mayor said, "tha'
gsf'y politics must be an open boOH
tfd that dark chamber proceeding
lfon which emerge questionable nonni'
Faiions must be discontinued; that the
people are determined that men nomi-
AW A4tN IAuilC piASN ~"~--
ioa.st efeient and independent, hu'
unitarian in spirit. responsive TO the
..,nhss and will Of the people, and that
.s'y shall know by past service that
icy are sincerely devoted TO the vel
'ars Of the people"
me Mayor declared IL was no won
80 ne people were breaking away
..0n party lines and ceasing to divide
religious or racial lines. and that
s1,y are no longer willing to follow
~ leaders The real division now
sud' is between those in oil parties
ss ss sand by the people and those who
~ themselves with corrupt big busi.
- The active participation OF
.asasa in political life, he said, had
49, 49, great impetus 10 this new
nght is Against %nterests"
s,..e Mayor declared that the coming
~ u the fall elections. was against
fCoriinued cn paqs fOur)