The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-04-20
IN BAKERS PLACE, ANYBODY?
REPCBLfCANS SAY NO-DEMO.
Gratis SAY SHERMAN
VIII he Named by Odeii-Frank Blacks
Ambition Il 10 he u. q. senator, Not
Governor Asain-First Republican
State Convention Of 1904 to Meet Here.


Ambition Il 10 he u. q. senator, Not
Governor Asain-First Republican
State Convention Of 1904 to Meet Here
The Legislature Is to adjourn at noon on
Thursday. In view OF what has happened
within the last few days. especially the
turning down Of Frank M. Baker, Mr..
Platt's friend. for Railroad Commissioner.
by the vote OF four Republican Senators
and twenty-five Democratic Senators,
twenty-three Republican Senators voting
to confirm Mr.. Baker, against whose record
no complaint Of any nature had been made
Republicans still ponder these problems
printed in The Sun last Friday morning.
Will Gov. Odell send in the name Of Re-
publican TO succeed Mr. Baker before the
present session Of the Legislature adjourBs?
III he does, will the twenty-five Democratic
Senators and Messrs Bracket. Brown. Elsberg
and Amber confirm him?
III Gov Odell sends in the name Of Re-
publican to succeed Mr. Baker will the twenty
three Republican Senators who voted for
Bakers confirmation yesterday vote to con-
hrm Gov Odells nomination?
The Republicans said last night that Gov.
Odell will not send to the Senate before
adjournment on Thursday the name Of
proposed successor to Mr.. Baker. and that
Mr. Baker will hold over until next winter.
The Democratic Senators. the new allies
OF Gov Odell in his attempt to smash the
Republican State and county machines
which elected Morton. Black, Roosevelt
and Odell Governors Of the State and
scored the great victories in New York
CITY BY eecting Strong Mayor in 1894 and
Low Mayor in 1901 the first two Republican
Mayors In thirty years, declared that Gov.
Odell, II he continues in his present mood,
will send in the name OF James 9. Sherman,
Representative In Congress for the Twenty
fifth district. TO succeed Baker before
Thursday noon; or that IL the Governor
does not act within the time mentioned no
will certainly next winter nominate Mr.
Sherman as Mr.. Bakers successor
They said that he must and will have
the Railroad Commission friendly to him.
SELF and friendly to his friend Edward H.
The four Republican Senators and the
twenty-five Democratic Senators acting |
with Gov Odell to defeat Mr.. Bakers reap !
pointment ignored the Endorsements Of
labor bodies, which sent Endorsements OF !
Baker TO the Governor:
Order OF Railway Observation-Disclosures |
81. New Rochelle; 50. Portway; "a, Rochester: |
brotherhood Of, Locomotive Eiremen-
Buffalo; 2i3, Syracuse. 100, Syracuse: l0i, !
Buffalo; 90. Rochester. 500. Syracuse
Order Of Railway Observation-Disclosures i5t.
Bin ghamton
switchmen's Union-Lodce Z. Buffalo.
=, Order Railway Traiamen-Lodge 2?9.
Elmha.
Brotherhood OF Locomotive Engineers
Division II. Utica: IS, Roche St r: 81 Roche ter:
20. Albany: IS. Elmirs: a. Horne llsville:
=, Port JeIvis; 81, Oneonta; So Grrenbush:
schene ctady "a. Corning; .es. long Island
City: 227. WATERFOWL: 2ss. Syracuse; ?o2, Mid
tletown az. whitehall: as. Hallst~ad: 81.
a<5. oil an: s67. Syracuse; 3s3,
buffalo; ais. Mechanlcsvilie: 4ip, Brooklyn:
~. Buffalo; asa Einira; AL. syracyss: Sss.
SO, New York: s4l Buffalo.
p. NJ Arthur. Grand Chief Brotherhood
u Locomotive Engineers. Cleveland and