The sun., 1900-11-23
ODELL on POLICE BILLS.
~ 0OrrR,OR mr. wiu Afr ron rHr
sOOD OI TUg sItTg gIRsT.
o.. ,.W Ue supporisd ~ rst,' Measures
thinL. som,th,ns <bouid H~ Done ,o R..
fofm the poii,. Jna what, . Waiter for
Consideration Dunn Va, Oolt Onn,e

Gp,etnpt. rio.i Odol came down from Ncv-
hufsh .rstcfdn, n" vas entertained ~ lunch
~ columbia tollcgc hy President Low nrd
,hor went foo 'nr 'th \,euuo Hotel aud hHd
u hong t1k wi'h Srrnror pUH' 'uutrfv 20
s\pc,tItinn DDl G"orse " Damn. tho nov a,
,Irp'cd chairman ~ th" I"puhllrn state
Committee. did ru' ,um" 90 town Nu-' - tho
ds~Iss ions nov sutug "u ruuocrn som" sort " a
polio. hill - ho ,1'rrduord - Nhauy thus
winter senator p'at' reiterated Yesterday
thni n police hl v,ii br passed thu winter
Vi rlatt la, been -trorsly In favor ~ what
vi, kunWn the last session of ~" Leg i~la turo
~ the State Cons'abulary niIl. 81. opposition
Of tho s'rougc-t charsc'o ar nn4 been Developed
agaiusI direct state control under any name nt
tho police force of New Yorr city or any other
first or sccond-clls, city In tho state Thi,
oppo-ilo has come from ll.puhli"rns. machine
Republicans. aud others who believe IN home
rule and who doubt II u state Con-tabulary hill
would he Constitutional, ES-Supreue Court
Justice william Y. tohcn j. now engaged in
drafting a police bin. which 4to be submitted
10 conference OF Republican politicians.
Ex-Gov, Frank ; Back's friends are strongly
opposed 10 any pohC" legl station which VIII
violate he principle Of home rule.
Governor elect bdrl was asked last night
before he returned 10 N"whurRh IL h" had not
personally favored he tonstahulary TIL Ot 1879,
Nt~ 'ipn ~ IdNVI ol "i, t!il l'I' " ~
made party mea cure, replied NJ tt' ~,
hut ns the GoN"rno" Of the S.gto ! viii d"
what thinl; bns' for the state In nv csii-
nation somothlrg shoud be- done at ono" o
reform, Ia" police and e. uI"v"It Their inter
ferenca in elections ,ust what should be
done i. = matter for future consideration"
Senator Plat said Yesterday that he be-
liovad Chairman Dunn If tli" Republican State
Committee would give mp hls pace ~ tall-
road Commissioner In january senator Par
tnns and Senator Armstrong OF Monroe are
strongly IN favor oi George W AldrIdge as
the Railroad Commissioner 10 succeed Mr.
Dunn Mr Adridga'- friends say 'hHt he
WAS unius'iy attacked AZ Superinerdcnt Of
Public Works and that no rIan contributed
10 III" unhappiae- Of the situation more than
Frank : Black and Louis = Payn. also that
the LAWYERS appointed To max" tho lnve-'igi-
ton Of Mr Aldridge con plctely exonerated
him. and were Democratic lawyers.
The Hon Francis Hendricks, Superintendent
Of Insurance. has been very sick man since
July He Is now on his feet again and gain
ing strength every day. A story has been
circulated for the last week or two That Mr.
Hendricks was to resign his place and that Mr.
Ode was 70 appoint Mr payn 10 the vacancy
There Ia no truth whatever In tho report 'hat I
MIR Hendricks IL TO resign. md there Il stlll
less basis for a Eigge@tion that Coy Odell would
appoint Mr. Payn Super efintendcht OF Insurance
y, seems as n q good many fool friends were
around talking nowadays. said a very emil
nent Republican az the Fifth Avenue Hotel
last night speaking Of the Payn matter. The
whole propos iton Is absurd On its face