Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 13 August 1942 — Page 8
“By THOMAS L. STOKES 55 Times ‘Special Writer: ~~
a YORE Ave 13.~This is a passing cimentary the strange and changing ways of politics,” and of
idents.
It runs back a long time, as politics goes,” to that id summer night at Chicago in 1932 when the Tammany gation to the Democratic national convention shouted end its. defiance to the nomination of
the: bitter lin D. Roosevelt.
Tammany even hustled Jimmy Walker into the hall,
topcoat thrown hastily over gs pretty pajamas, so he ould add his. biting “No!” Fhen his name was. called. jerks up abruptly today with - things in. between, to find “Hall going all out for dent Roosevelt in his effort to
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cratic - candidate for governor over Jim Farley's selection, Attorney General ‘John J. Bennett, Jr; Tammany didn’t € like Mr. Roosevelt in 1932, nor did Jimmy Walker,| mayor ‘of New York City and Synmany's darling. And’ with rea-
overt: Roosevelt, as he was then, called Mr. Walker up before the bar and ferretéd out the derelictions of the famous political maline, so all the country gould see deplore. Tammany clung in desperation at Chicago to the mussed-up coattails
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of Alfred E, Smith, Which was no help. As Despite fammany, Jim "Parley swung the cenvention behind his friend Frank Roosevelt. Tammany did not eat well, or sleep well, in the early days of the Roosevelt administration. Patron‘age rations were lean and far between, and there were ugly noises outside the window. Fiorello La Guardia drummed the Tammany crew out of city hall, with a sympathetic wink from the White House. :
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Later ‘a young man named Tom Dewey went after the numerous rackets protected by that organization, and wrecked the once happy home for a time, It’s a ‘legénd, though, that the Tammany Tiger, like the alley cat, always comes back. ' ‘The once powerful machine has had little influence in recent years, It has been willing to follow along, accepting whatever crumbs - were offered, hoping for the time when it could catch a bandwagon and hitch-hike back to power. It now finds an opportunity to
make. a generous gesture- in Mr,
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Roosevelt's hour of political need, Boss Ed Flynn of the Bronx nat--urally fell in line, too, ‘emerging from the ‘shadows in which ‘he has obscured himself somewhat since the revelation that a load of eity
‘paving blocks was hauled away to
build a ,Belgian courtyard at his home. - ‘Flynn also is Democratic national chairman, Other bosses came along, the O'Connell}: brothers in Albany, and lesser fry. Rep. Michael J. Kennedy the »| Tammany leader, issued a very nice statement when he announced that the hall was for Mead. i “For more than 12 years,” he said, “the Democrats of New York state have followed with-an ever-inereas-ing sense of confidence the leadership of Franklin D. Roosevelt.” He omitted mention of the lapse during those years on the part of Tammany, which has always considered itself quite an influential segment of “the Democrats of New York state. po
Machines Come in Handy
The political- machines, against which the New Dealers were once
-| wont to exhort so righteously out of
season, are coming ‘in handy again now, for they will be: needed in 1944.
Only a few weeks ago the ap- a
propriate: gesture was - made to Mayor Frank Hague of neighboring Jersey City by President Roosevelt’s appointment of the boss’ candidate to a. federal ‘judgeship. Jim Farley has got his share of the ‘machines, too. His main reliance is the Kings county mac¢hine. in Brooklyn, Mr. Bennett's
home town, led by Frank W, Kelly,
which has a block of 193 delegates out of the 1014 in. the state con-
‘vention - which opens in Brooklyn|® ‘next Wednesday. Queens, center of
thinch anti-New Deal sentidhent, also is behind Mr. Farley. Re The Mead forces are: vying to! break: into ‘Kings county Bg: their | sulvation. 5 § Brooklyn has ‘taken a personal neighborly interest in Mr. Bennett, and they argue about him and for] him, as they do about the Dodgers,
though they don’t know: much| 2
about him or .abeut the political race in which he is mixed up: It's just that he’s the home-town boy. Brooklyn has had a nice share of toderal patronage. The bosses, biz ‘and Mttle, live on patronage. The administration’ is .vefy consciolis of that. ‘This higher form of bribery is being mentioned as ‘a factor in the campaign to break Brooklyn down. Thus far, Kings county has stick loyally by Jim Farley. ‘He is still holding fs ground. -:
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school at 7:30 p.-m. tomorrow at the. Catholic community center, 1004 N. Pennsylvania st. The district boundary is - Capitol to College aves. and St. Clair to 13th sts.
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