New Britain herald., 1925-08-28
POLITICS WAX
 HOT IN NEW YORK
HyIan and Smith Express Views
 Of Each Other

NlON Fl FIl ANllll'Al " hNN RN f'' HfF v VI ' Hylans blind, obedient suhscrN- ] ence to a super-hosS," hls secret | conferences with representatives of l the Ku Kluv Kan at the 1924 dem ccratic national convention. and his lack cf ability as mayor are the ! governors reasons for opposing tho i citys chief executive for a third . term. Crossing the hrtlc" into FroohNn Inst night, the governor, who had gwen m his vacation to campaign for Slate Senator Walker, Tammany dosignoe sfor mayor. addressed 5000 persons. while tWica az many clam orcd for admission.
 Referring to th" split in d"no cratic ranks "as 2 utile flmilH quar- Ircl" the governor said he was not going to be loo harsh Then he took i ur the mayors claim that the may or 1 had supported Smith four times,
 No support from Hylan Did he support mo for the nom- ItrationH" Governor Smith asked. | tCrios of "No.D "You know he did not. You know he went to Syra ,,Iso In iHG2 a,owedlv and from his i own lips to do every human thing l he could to stop me from getting , the nomination. CThe reference was 10 a democratic state Conven- tlonO
 But the rrogrosstl'. ,rt.'I'gcnt rank and file of inc party in th" state chased him back to New York, i CA voice. Not only him, hut MT. Hearst,D
 "Nov. little over 2 year ago all the democrats Of the state and in the eastern part of this country stood day in and day out during the long. hard siege in Madison Square garden against the forces of religious and racial bigotry. Not so much for me as for what l repre- sented in that fight, Where was the mayor""
 (voicos; "Vith McAdoo; with Hearst.D
 "Tn secret conference with r"pre- sentatives of the klan.
 "All of his complaints against me never were based on the question Of my ability. It was his blind, ohedi- ont snbservience to super-boss, who stood over him and was the keeper of his heart, the keeper ct | rI tln director nt his political will"
 Need Greater Man
 The governor enumerated various problems confronting the city and declared they could only he solved hy a man of greater ability than NIT Hylan.
 Spnator Walker. who spoke with other Tanlmauy candidates, poln'e4 to his legislative record to"ar0S safeguarding the fve-cent fare. H' asserted, as did Governor Smith, thai the fiyc-ccnt fare issue was mercy a smoke screen In the campaign
 HyIan Tackles Tammany
 Mayor uylan, speaking in queens last night named tho 'rooIrooU ,drg," who with 2 gambling 'zaI aud traction lawyer he had pointed out os the real bosses of Tamnan5 Hall. The man. he said. vas AT mold Pothstein, the big gambler.
 The mayor made allegations con corning Senator Walk"r
 George w. Olvany, leader of Tam many Hall. replied in Sfatem"n that the mayor had "completcjy los his head" II.
 Mayor Hy)an then came back:
 sac OI1any has claimed the "hol' . i've horoughs for Walker H. ronI' , have gone a step farther and rla'h9' Saratoga county. where the pool 2 room king, the real dictator " n Iph street CTammany Haln, is so , iourninc."
 t Al an open air rally in Proap"N Park. Brooklyn, last night Mayo Hylan said; =, s "An outsider Is coming 10 th' !. town to tell us thp things We h2'en done and hon I should run the c''' Il have given better service and pro
 r,5ed a better government for IT reonle than son1a men in public ct fee"
 Mayor Hylan was asked toda
 what he thought of the governor
 speech and Of the charges oga'h' him in It.
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 srere3 vas made up of anplesanf
 and tcnom." Whatever other ar
 svsr h. had n make. he intimate'
 would he in Nis public a43reSSf
 nrtrr the campaign q With the Republicans f On the republican side Frank
 Waterman. organization design"e Y
 .or,in7tton at the mavoralty prina .,.te eent. r.. spoke with shovel
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 move suhwavs
 Iohr I Lyons. rho with W1l)ia'
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 -s,d ho would soon administer
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 oIe ur Ttp Van Winhle Wat'rma
 trom his lon- sleep to inject him II .,a New York politirs
 The re, Dr Norman 7hom7s B
 r7nst rauhd7t-. lsmanded Vi. Nr Bennett. who had qnf'tionf
 a,her c3udidates on the subway sl .,,o,,on shor how transit conros+'c