The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-07-28
DEMOCRACY Is
AGAIN UNITED
National Committee and Tam
many Leaders at EsOpus.
MURPHY GREETED BY HILL
CHAIRMAN TAGGARTs TALK
WITH JUDGE PARKER.
MURPHY GREETED BY HILL
: sopUs Ny. July s7-Members Of

r sOPUs, y. Y. July 27.-Nembers Of
the DEMOCRATIC national commit
tee made an informal call on Judge
Alton & Parker today, and found him
entertaining Leader Charles F. Murphy
and other persons prominent in Tam
many Hall David B. Hill and Mr.
Murphy joined hands on the ROsenount
NeFanoa, and others who have not been
political friends for years put aside
their differences and for the day at
4 least, met on common ground.
Mr. Murphy and his colleagu State
Senator Victor J, Bowling and Judge
( Morgan J. 'O'Brien of New York and
Thomas =. Conway of Plattsburg, ar
rived hrst and were the last to 90.
Discussions Of political questions. both
national and state, were entered into
by the visitors.
The coming Of the national commit
tee was heraided far and wide but no
announcement had been made of the
proposed visit Of the Tammany delega-
ton Several of the committeeman ex-
pressed surprise at finding the New
/ York men at ROsemOunt, but Mr. Muir
ply made no effort 10 avoid meeting
the Parker campaign managers. After
d long and uninterrupted conversation
with Judge Parker. Mr.. Murphy and
his party had luncheon with the candi-
date, after which the talk was contin-
ued until the arrival Of the national
| committee
Hill and Murphy Meet.
Every vehicle in Esopus was needed
to convey the committeeman from the
I train TO RosemOunt, and even then d
second trip was necessary. Judge Par
ker welcomed his visitors on the veran-
] IN. De
ker's Wagonette, which was first TO ar
rive When he saw Mr. Murphy he
STROBE toward his with outstretched
hand and with a cordial How are YOU
Murphy" the greeting was hearty on
both sides Mr.. bowling joined them,
| and as Judge Parker's attention was
engaged IN greeting other guests, the
trio conyersed for two or three minutes.
Politics did not enter into the discus
sion, however This was the only time
/ Mr. Murphy and Mr.. Hill were thrown
I together except when they posed with
others for group photograph.
Parker Well Posted.
/ Judge Parker had met fewer than half
Of the members of the committee As
| they arrived and were introduced he had
a pleasant word for each. and from his
talk it was evident that he possessed an
/ intimate acquaintance with what each
man was doing in his own state Chair
| man Taggart talked with Judge Parker
/ several times during the afternoon. Mr..
IagEart said after the conversation that
! the candidate ought TO be his own man
/ ager. IS he showed knowledge CT every
! thing that is needed TO promote an
( energetic campaign. It was agreed that
& the committee viii get together inform
! aliv In New York tomorrow and that the
! opening Of western headquarters viii be
/ Soon after the visitors arrived today
/ Mrs Mary Parker. Judge Parker
mother. Mrs Parker her sister Miss
~
Joined the group on the veranda and were
! presented 10 the guests
United We Stand.
Charles F. Murphy, just before depart
Everything has been agreeable to me.
! am here, in common with other Demo
/ Gratis throughout the country, to assist
/ in promoting Democratic harmony and
( success. Everything that has occurred
/ has impressed me with the fact that there
( IS nothing TO prevent all democrats unit
Z ing and making successful canvass IN
! the state and the nation New York City
( viii give the greatest majority ever
/ known
I Mr. Murphy discussed state politics with
I Judge Parker and various state leaders
/ IT may be said upon competent authority
that Judge Parker and Mr.. Murphy got
J very close together on that subject ] he
/ gOvernOrship and other places on the
( ticket were among the matters talked
over That he is not committed 10 Mayor
/ Mcclellan Of New York for governor IS
/ one Of the things the Tammany leader IS
l said to have told Judge Parker. who is
I said 10 have spoken earnestly N favor Of
/ The mayor
GubernatoTial Talk.
/ AR Murphy said the gube1natorial
( nomination ought TO be left open tc await
( Developments August and Perry Belmont
/ were engaged in talking OF Cord Meyer,
/ chairman OF the New York state commit
! tee for the Euberua tOrlal domination IL
! is said the BeImOnts believe Mr.. Meyer
would make the strongest candidate that
/ could be presented The suggestion IS
/ TidiCuled by Tammany leaders and Tam
many is admitted by all to stand an ex-
/ cellent opportunity Of debating the noml-
/ natior.
! Friends Of the many photographers
! present accomplished the posing o: what
/ was called the harmony group IN il
I was Judge Parker. Senator Hill. Charles
I T. Murphy, Thomas TaggaTt, W. CaTyI
+ Ely and John G. Maher OF Nebraska.
Nj TagCart Is losing no opportunity
3 in organizing for campaign work. Sen
ators Daniel Of Virginia and Bailey or
] Texas have been engaged ror work IN the
] north and Congressman Sharp Williams
4 has agreed TO hold himself ready for work
/ in the New England states
sheehan's Part.
Ar Taegart viii open Chicago head
I quarters soon though he may spend much
or his time I'm Indianapolis 1t IS conceded
that William +. Sheehan WI be the chair
maa of the national executive committee
and il \ believed that the executive and
/ financial committees will be amalga-
mated In that event the number will
I be increased TO twelve members to pro-
Z vide places for doubtful states in the
7 west.
One OF the assurances Of party success
+ which particularly pleased Judge Parker
was made By Mr. Mahes Of Nebraska,
who said that Chief Justice Silas a
Holcomb would probably be nominated
/ for governor and that undcr his leader
: ship Nebraska would go Democratic
/ Horace s Cummings of Connecticut pre-
dictec success IN his state john T.
Hopkins OF Illinois thought 1t too early
10 make definite promises.
Nearly all Of the party returned to
New York after a two hours visit,
though several. including SIR Murphy
and his colleagues. remained an hour
longer.
No Sign Of Friction.
New York, July 21.-Members OF the
Democratic national committee. who
visited EsOpus today. were in the best
Of spirits on their return and all spoke
in the highest terms about the Tecep-
ton that was given them by Judge Par
ker. Several members Of the commit
tee asserted that during the conference
Of Judge Parker, Chairman Taggart,
Mr.. Murphy and other members of the
marty. including August Belmont har-
monious relations were established