The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1904-09-28
TO Be POSTMASTER: MURRAY.
G0VERNOR-CH.AIRMAN PICKS OUT
VAN COTS SUCCESSOR.

Deputy District Leaders 70 Have saias1es
-Four selected. Hutchfuson. Msn.
chester. Leary. DirreH--Ah Carpet
baggers-Odell Holds the Pursc.
Governor Chairman Odell devoted most
Of his time at the Fifth Avenue Hotel yes
terday to selecting deputy leaders for the
districts in New York county, and he GOULD
not see his way clear to make any reply 70
the astounding declaration that:
For the first time In it's history the Efnpdre
State has Governor whose personal tnteg-
rity rests under widespread suspicion. ne
has surrounded himself by high officials ana
advisers. under whose malign influence tine
public revenues Of the State are largely
diverted to private profit.
The Governor-G hairman's satellites said
that ne was profoundly grateful for the de-
fenc, put up for him by Democratic news
papers in New York city, that he appre-
ciated the words OF these Democratic news
papers all the more because Of the listless-
ness and indifference Of the Republican
newspapers, but that inasmuch "a the
Governor Chairman had furnished some
of these Democratic newspapers with the
rinds from his pork barrel he was entitled
to encouraging words from them.
Chairman Odell announced that
under the powers invested in him by his
New York county committee the night be-
fore he had selected the following deputy
leaders:
First District-H. l.. Hutchinson Of the
Twenty-first district.
Second District-tieorRe r. Manchester Of
the Twenty-ffth district.
Sixth Distrct-William Leary OF the
Twenty-ninth district. Is
Thirty-second Disuict-Henry Birreli -ot
the twenty fifth district.
All the deputy leaders are to have salaries.
Edwin F. Merwin is the nominal leader 81
the First district, but on recommendation
Of Abe Gruber, the Tammany Hall Republic
can leader OF the Twenty first district, Mr..
Hutchinson got the appointment as deputy
leader. Michael Hines is the Tammany
Hall Republican leader Of the Second dis
trict He is the owner Of several saloons,
which take some of his time. Besides, he
Is Governor Chairman Odell's secretary Of
the Lunacy Commission. Mr.. Manchester
was secretary of the New York Republican
county committee until he was suppiante1
in December by Ar1nitege Mathews, the
Tammany Hall Republican protege Of Abe
Gruber. Governor Chairman Odell batter on
made Mr. Manchester secretary Of the
commission to appraise lands taken FOR
the new barge canal. Mr.. Birrell has
loo in County Clerk Hamilton's office.
Both Manchester and Birrell were badly
beaten in their fight to control the Twenty
fifth Assembly district. Mr.. Leary has q
,,laoa in tho Tnsurapce DenartInent under
Supt. Francis Hendricks
1t was announced that Governor-C Chair
man Odell has given authority to william
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