New-York tribune., 1922-03-28
Hvlan's bee"
In Wrong Hive,
Says Ta,l,lnanv
Mayors Presidential Buzz.
ing at Chicago Makes the
Wigwam Laugh: Others
Think Him in Earnest
Predict Hearst Alliance
Expect Him 10 Break With
Hall and Co Out Barn.
siorming With Publisher

Mayor Hy.an's speech in Chicago
Sunday night, ii whic! lie dealt asp:r-
:ngly with national affairs. sa.ed to
make deat yesterday in local Tam
Many circles. L tac Mayor intended
{. toss his hat in the rs1s - : Pres
Genital possibility II 1921 politicians
%fei;cted Z would never laud within
The ,bsrmed circle.
A Fammany leader SAID lie aad read
the speech and had q good iaugh. He
said Ac lad nevcr heard tne Mavo~'s
aamc mentioned ~ Democratic circles
here as q Presidential, possibility and
thought the Mayor woa.d ind IL mad
v.sable TO deliver sue an al llress o.
the home grounds. lie believed some
o. the Iayol 5 New Yorl: trends rlust
hare got him going"
see Break With Taulaanv
Some % the politicians outside OF
tie TsMmaur camp, howere., thought
.hoy sav- indications OF q com;rg breaI;
between the Mayer aai taminan, Hall.
There vas 10 doubt tnat &c had the
Presidential. bee IN his bonnet. tAcr
said. and tncy pointed to the MAYORS
a.ea tor "rel gicus tolerance twice IL
his address, IS the most significant part
IL support Of the theory tha5 hc tool,
hinsel' seriously IN tlat respect. Thc-
believed the Nayor Wa paving tae wav
70 7iG h.Mself Of ,Ac sTaM.nauv tag at
somc f9.urc time. witA tie assurance
sat !" r. He@rst would support hin.
es.au ias--cally. throug IS trarscon-
thentai StrlnG Oi Newspapc in q
drive for tao Presidential nomination
II 1924. Ii Wes even suggested that the
Mayor might see fit TO use most Of the
recent Increase % $10,o 900 IN his salary
cor "trayclinG expenses" ii = campaign
10 further his political aspirations in
osle- states. Ilino.a, - p.rota,
STATE, vas q good place to begin, they
declared.
The poiit'c cal situation a it appears
to be developing Ill regard to tho guber-
material and Senatorial elect ons this
tsll, lends color to the possibility Of e
0rcaG between the Mayor and Tam
many There is no doubt in tic minds
OF tic loca. leaders that Mr.. Hearst
is playipg for one OF these important
either for Governor OF
United States Senator. Mayor Hylac
3 eNerting GI his present influence
With Tammany. according to his friends,
70 convince Charles +. Murphy tbar tie
Hearst cooperation in the last Inu-
nicipal campaign merits one OF these
place.
Murphy Can't See Him
SO lar the Tammauy leader, it is
known, docs not sec it that way. II is
that most Of the Tanm any
leaders would like TO throw of the
Hearst innuence entirely, although
they realize il Is good political ex,
pediency to stici. 60 uylan as vote
getter in this city. IF Iammany should
refuse to reward Hearst it would not
be surprising TO the local politicians
% see Hearst-Hylan combination
against the Wigwam in the fall cleo
lions, which later might readily expand
% enter the field OF national politics
md attempt TO bring cut the Mayor as
= national figure, even Presidential
possibility.
David Hirshheid, Commissioner Of
Accounts and historian for the Hylar
administration, had 10 comment tc
make yesterday on the Mayors refer
nat tapped proudly over Bunker HILL
In the school histories that Commits
sioner Dave is invcstigating the date
o( the Battle of Bunker Hi | is given
rs June II, 1875, and the first flag was
rsised by the thirteen colonies at Cam
bridge OF January /, 1776. 1t was said
ihat the commissioner had not reac
the advance copy OF the Mayors speech
and that, anyway. the Mayor might
have been referring to flag other
than the Stars and Stripes.