The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-23
LOU PAYN WILL HAVE TO GO
TEE GoTERNORs MIND UNsHAEABLT
MADE UP ON THAT POINE
To-day He Will Confer with Plat and Odeii
and the superintendent OF Insurance
and Other Appointments Are Likely
to He Diacn..ed-Gnaaip Inst Night.

To-day He Will Confer with Plat and Odell
and the superintendency Of Insurance
and Other Appointments Are Likely
to He Discussed-Gossip Last Night.
Gov. Roosevelt had busy day yesterday at
tending to his personal affairs. and In the
| evening he dined with Seth Low. Somebody
! started q story to the effect that Gov. Roose-
welt had offered Mr.. Low the chancellorship oil
the new educational system proposed by the
amended White Educational bill. Gov Roose-
welt said last night that the story was nom
sense He didn't even know. he said. whether
the Educational Till was to be passed at Al
bany this winter He had talked very little
about 1t. He Is to breakfast with Senator Plat
and Chairman odell Of the Republican
State Committee this morning. aud the
Educational bill and other matters are
to be discussed. Later In the day
Gov, Roosevelt Ia to meet Charles
Stewart Smith. President OF the Chamber OF
Commerce. and others who believe that Gov.
Roosevelt should appoint commission to pre-
pare amendments 10 tho Greater New York
charter to be introduced in the Legislature OF
1900
Gov Roosevelt 10 TO discuss this morning
with Senator Plntt and Mr.. Odell the appoint
ment Of Superintendent OF Insurance to sue
coed Louis +. Payn. and OF course something Ia
Avery d. Andrews. II was also believed last
night that the final suggestions will be made as
to the selection OF the thrce Supreme Court
Justices who are to take places on the Court
OF Appeals bench. II has been said several
times that Supreme Court Justice Edgar N.
Cullen. Democrat. Of Brooklyn. 10 to be
one OF these. Tho two Republican Justices
to be named by the Governor have
not been 8nally determined upon. The chief
point OF interest last night was as to tho pos
eibe successor OF Supt. Payn. The funeral OF
Mrs. Payn occurred at Chatham yesterday. and
most politicians did not care to say much at
this time concerning the Governors inten-
tons.
Gov. Roosevelt will not reappolnt Mr.. Payn.
This statement was made very emphatically by
those close to Gov. Roosevelt. 1t was added
that tho recent interviews with Mr.. Payn on
Gov. Roosevelt and other matters have had not
the slightest influence on the Governor. as from
the start he never Intended to send Mr.. Payn's
e Ro eos ssR ~ sad Ras num-
Der Of candidates In mind. and vet. 1t was
By Hazel Gnk rSa Of
has been submitted TO the. Governor as well as
sT aII nThsodofe +: Hancosk q Syracuse
did not wish to neediess!y get into a warfare
with Mr.; Payn and that things could 90 along
quietly II Mr. Payp would recognize the fact
that Gov. Roosevelt will not send his name to
the Senate. for the reason that the Governor
desires TO name a caudi ate OF hs own. and
u It 10 necessary for the Governor to fight
10 order to have his candidate con-
hrmed. he will certainly not run away.
Gov Roosevelt his friends added. said that
MIR. Payns lain hat under the civil service
sentiment, he. Mr. Payn. should be re-
appol nted. was without good ground, for the
reason that Gov Roosevelt believed he could
send ~ the name Of a good strong hepu9Iican,
who VIII make even better Superintendent Of
Insurance than Mr.. Payn has made.
Gov. Roosevelt. II was added. had never
ence between himself and the Republican state
organization over Mr.. Payn's successor.
II has been his idea all along that the
difference Of opinion exists between
himself and Dir Payn and few OF
Mr. Payns personal frlends in the Senate.
Coy. Roosevelt IL was made known. does not
believe that that feature OF the situation will
amount to very much. and 4 It does, 1t may be
necessary for Gov, Roosevelt to send personal
message to the Senate which. II was said last
night. Will be directed in most personal fashion
against Mr.. Payn. There was no mistake last
night that Gov. Roosevelt had on his war paint,