New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-21

that there is more or less friction between
Murphy and Senator Mccarren. but they are
both loyal Democrats and there is not shadow
OF q why their personal animoslties
should interfere with their support OF the
national ticket"
But how will Murphy like 10 go 10 Captain
McCarren for orders?" Queried-
'No such element enters into the situation.
he replied with emphasis. "McCarren is not
going TO NEEDLE mix in Tammany's territory
any more than As the chairman Of the
State executive committee McCarren will do
what is his duty that is. try I'm every woy to
perfect the organization and get out the rural
vote. but the fact that his HEADQUARTERS will be
a. tiie Hoffman House does not imply that he
all! in any way interfere with the local or
Eanization any more than the national CON-
mittee Will"
MACK FAVORs TRIUMVIRATE.
Asked about the suggestion Of triumvirate
with Senator German as titular head and Tag
CART ~ charge IA the West and Sheehan in the
East. Mi Mack declared the arrangement would
be thoroughly admirable and indicated his APP
prevail Of it. although he particularly en-
phasized his desire 20 have German at the head
While Chief Judge Parker was at the railroad
station, saying goodby to ex-senator Davis. and
incidentally listening to final recommendato'S
that Senator German be named as nation
chairman, John b. Mcdonald. the personal rep
resentative If August Belmont. who came 20
Escpus directly after the sending of the gold dis
patch, once more anchored off Rosemount III
the steam yacht Sapphire. the same craft that
brought him here that occasion. When Chief
Judge Parker returned to his home he found
invitation &c dine aboard the yacht awaiting
him. Both he and his brother, Fred Parker,
went off in the judges steam launch and spent
the evening on board.
Il first reported that David b. Hill and
August Belmont were on board the yacht. and
that the latter had come TO make final demand
that he be rational chairman. 1t was later
thoritatively asserted that Justice Morgan J.
CBrien and John b. Mcdonald We're the only
passengers on the yacht. The launch lay off
the pier until late in the evening. No little COM
nent created here by the temperance of
The Belmont contractor at the second instance
when his principal might be assumed to be di-
sectly interested in Rosemount councils. al
though it is asserted here that the visit IS pure
~ social il its character.
Despite all the light talk about Murphy and
ihe frequent reiteration of the assertion that
he is TO come to Rosemount in response either
10 a direct indirect invitation, no such in
Titation has been produced and its exist
ence is frankly doubted here It is practically
certain that it does not exist. This does not
ON the contrary the impression here is very
marked that If he chooses to make the price of
his submission the nomina ton OF Mayor Nc
Clellan for Governor Il VIII be accepted without
a moments hesitation No matter how loudly
Senator McCarren protests that he has ex-
Senator Hills pledge that Controller Grout
siould be names, still the fact remains that the
plans of the Tanmany leader are still unre-
ported az Rosemount. where q correct transcript
would be received joyfully. especially if they
indicated any possibility of peace.
One rather novel development of the cam
paign has been the rapid increase OF children
who will bear through life the name of the
Democratic nominee, with little If any chance
10 change even after election. In the Chief
Judges carefully assorted mail is a pigeon hole
marked baby letters So far five admiring
parents have informed Rosemount Of their
naming OF offspring and in every case have re-
ceived letters Of acknowledgement