Salt Lake Telegram | 1932-09-05 | Page 1 | Seabury May Race Walker in New York

SEABURY MAY RACE WALKER IN NEW NEWYORK YORK Pr Prosecutor Mention Mentioned d as as a Fusion fusion Fu fu- sion Candidate for Mayoralty TAMMANY BACKS JIMMY Gi G. 0 o. P. P Suggests S Man Like Polk olk a as Candidate Rv my Associated Press I NEW YORK Sept 5 New 5 New York City's political picture today was a varicolored affair The New York Times said Samuel Seabury whose charges against James J. J Walker led to the latter's resignation last week as mayor would be proposed as a fusion candidate candidate candi candi- date for the office in the event Tammany Tammany Tam Tam- many Hall champions the mayor ex-mayor inthe in inthe inthe the next election The Herald Tribune said John F. F Curry leader lender of Tammany Hall HaU is unreservedly for nominating Walker for mayor this tall fall This paper also declared the Republicans Republicans have held out the olive branch to Tammany by the suggestion suggestion suggestion tion that if the Democrats would drop Walker and put up aman man of the type of Frank L. L Polk undersecretary of state in the Wilson administration the Republican interpose no organization ion opposition HEARST iUD AIDS GOVERNOR The New YorkA York American criticized Walker for his attack on Governor Franklin FranklinD D. D Roosevelt lor tor alleged un un- at fairness the hearing on charges against the former mayor and warned It would not support Walker if his candidacy was the prelude to a sustained sus sus- taine attack upon the Democratic presidential nominee This warning contained In an editorial edi tonal signed by William Randolph Hearst publisher declared that the Hearst papers are arc sincere and devoted devot devote ed supporters of ot Governor Roose Roose- velt eU Disclosing the proposal to run Mr Seabury the Times said a conference of Republican leaders of the city will willbe willbe be held next week probably Wednes Wednesday day to discuss the possibility of ot such sucha a ticket SEABURY LEAVES Mr Seabury described by the paper paper pa pa- per as an independent Democrat and an of Tammany was en route today to Europe rope for a v vacation cation but the Times said the Republican leaders believe there is at least a fair bir chance he will consent to run Mayor Walker spent his first weekend weekend week week- end in many years as a private citizen in in resting at the Larchmont N. N Y home of his friend A. A C. C BlumenthaL He was described as tired out from the strain attending his removal hearings hear hear- ings lags and the shock of his brothers brother's death