The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1904-09-13
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Chairman'a organ On tho hanks ~ tho HID.
son, La the opinion of tboae who have fol.
lowed its course since the Governor-C Chair.
man became its chief notron ia abort as
stable mentally ma the Governor- Chairman
himself. Its shifty course has been remarked
from time to time and was the object OF
comment here to-day. First the Governor.
Chairman's organ demanded that he should
| be the candidate for Governor this fall
The Governor hairman's organ ceased
! It's cries for a third nomination for its ohiei
p6tron after the Governor-C Chairman be-
came convinced that II he ran again he
would be buried under plurality of 400, 600,
! or, as one OF his own satellites put Il here
to-day, sthere wouldn't be even bubble
to mark the spot where he disappeared.
Next the Governor Chairman's organ
demanded that Senator Plat should resign
from the United States Senate and become
Senator emeritus" whatever that may
mean. Theorpa declared that Sena tor plat
had hooon,o sStat. iooa.r .r,ori,,,, . -.
1900 'o"S1' oA"o. "us' "AS
ese, tiab may mean Next, the governor
Chairmans organ declared that In anyeyent
Its chief patrons leadership was assured.
When the organs attention WAS called to
the fearful vote OF the forty three Repub-
lioaH counties against the Governor Chair
mans SOL ,00O, 900 canal scheme, the Gov
ernor -Chairman's organ on the banks of
the Hudson suddenly stopped all further
reference to his leadership.
The Governor Chairman's organ has had
several things to say concerning its chief
patrons characteristics as the Republican
leader Of the State. On July 81 the Govern
or-Chairman's organ contained an adj
mouition to all Republican leaders In the
State, and especially to those below the
Bronx line The Governor Chairman's
organ Of that date goes on to tell how the
Governor Chairman issued this order to
the district leaders OF Manhattan and The
Bronx:
Il don't want you to hang around head-
quarters. Stay in your districts and get to
work"
Then the Governor Hartman = organ went
on as follows:
The days OF the easy boss" have indeed passed
away for the Governor who Is likewise chairman of
y, u, n, , H., sac t eomm'ee. spending all
nr.c,c,,Iv s,, ~ b,s .,,sU,o, ivy a"u
Now YORK county. Thu, he knows e.activ wn.,
each leader Is doing.
On the same date the Gov ernor- Chair
mans organ printed another attack on
Elihu Root as q prospective candidate for
Governor 1t was about that time that
Governor Chairman Odell told Elihu Root
at the Fifth Avenue Hotel that he did not
need Root as a candidate for Governor in
order to carry the State. At the time Odell
made that speech to Root the clamor for
Roots nomination by the Republican voters
Of the State was wellnigh stupendous and
unanimous. Mr.. Root, however, never
had a thought of becoming the candidate |
for Governor, and he promptly took the |
situation out Of the Governor-C hairmans |
hands. But the fact that the 0oyernor-
as Republican leader Of the |
State, talked In that fashion to Mr. Root |
Is evidence, 1t was asserted here o-day, that |
Odell gives no more heed to the wishes OF |
the Republican party Of the State than IL 1t
did not exist, and that only men and meas
ures which are Of value to himself and his
own plsns ara IN be cons;derad
n. Ca,.--,.- w
ciso iof
hoaIIy year haf pofsisteo IN It's attacks |
On Mr. Hoot, and recently that high minded |
statesman Senator Edoar IT Rrackatt ~ |
SARATOGA Sprinra. toinsd the 0cv.r,,,r
1bo;rrn.n,. nrn.r II 49,. ..t.,, ii
=, ~.eoA' ~ s.ooo o'to'hs Ai1a III
'ooi'o eAAAIauoh oi ooei as candidate
or third term.
After announcing that the Governor.
Chairman was no seasy boss the Govern-
,r- Chairman's organ waited for seyeraI
laws and then solemnly announced thst h.
vas M Richard Crok ar and tbot ha Ala ~.
cad the Republican marty NJ the stata "a
Richard Croker had lad Tamm.nv I'm
Ind on Aug IA the Governor-C ba;-,n.
,rpan pravelv snno,,ncad that al, :. -,
nonv in the Renub,ioan oamn Tha,a :,
ot the wb;aner ~ d;ssans,on 49, .Ls
..d.,s,in ~ n,u.r,ou Oaom A.. p1S Sio {
an. ., ,hs R,,o,.s &C. - e m, puon-
-. 80 ' ''' -"'' iSA'eu ae
Soma,h,no ,,,,st h.uo -
~. go, ,n 30 .L 20 sone "Iohs alNr
800 haaa".a ~ ~, e uo'e et :. .iAii1hah
e".-,es 800 10" unys .ayei ~ oonta'heu
~. vi, -, s."u.." -epu n IN i
Ism po.,,L Ss. avoi ., eho iaiiiihahy 8
WIZ dov.rna, na.r a ~ naa'
I'm he found the pary ra,,on ,r ,hs nrsa,sr
ny demoralired and traitors occupying seats Of
'nor in the Republican councils. The Governor y
once proceeded TO purge the organization Of v
: e' Ut,, n na, ms. .. 81. uuS.wonny men
forts until tho city has as efrcient a working or
IMITATION - the up State districts and unit, the n
en- known as Tammany Hall Republicans are Il
1Vcn from cover ana compelled to choose between