The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-10-03
| RALLY FOR GOOD JUDGES.
am rBOITE AND Mr.. PARSONS
LAX on GETTING TOGETHER.
,u.,c,.r, ~>ominNtOrs to Open Several
Rrsnrh Headquarters -Tan'many 10
pre,t> Certain 10 Nominate John j..
D.,ap, and Mitchell l.. Erlanger.

uranrII HendGuarters- Eanstnsny ~
pre,,, Certain 10 Nominate John j.
DeIan, and Mitchell L. EriAnSer'
,..orb II Choate. the chairman OF the
u.arv Nominators. let fall last night a
s u ranark which seemed 10 indicate
". nssotiations are going on FOR a fusion
W. ,Lo LAWYERS committee and the Re-
".L,icons on a Judiciary ticket. For a
PnnIo oC davs past there have been re-
- aeoat 10 the effect that the two bodies
~. soeking 10 arrive at some agreement
-SIoh wolld hermit the Endorsement OF
~. Judiciary Nominators' ticket by the
Republican, ,h., :, n. l.w-
-. would make a couple OF changes on
~ ticket so n to allow for the inclusion
" Iudce otto Rosalsky and Senator Els
80 the Republican organization would
80, the lawyers ticket. Chairman
I.rbert Parsons OF the Republican county
Errmittee has parted questions on the
matter. r
us,.i last night to attend a meeting Of the
nS.bodv trust. He was asked IL there
.a any possibility that his committee and
y. local Republican organization might
come together
have had several talks already with Mr..
p.sons don't want to say anything
noro now. think it will be better to wait
md see what happens next week.
The Republican judicial convention is
held on October IL.
evil YOU say If there will he any changes
an the lawyers ticket" Mr.. Choate was
asked.
Il cannot say if there will be any SUBJ
.,itptions or not we have made no pro-
nosals 10 that end, y Mr.. Choate responded.
you have, Of course, read that MT.
Mummy and Mr.. Hearst are making a dicker
between themselves on the makeup OF their
Judiciary ticket, " it was suggested.
-yes. have" Mr.. Choate replied quickly,
ssrd if thew carry out any bargain Of that
bind between themselves it will be the
yerv best thing that could happen to us"
The executive committee Of the Judiciary
vouinators met Yesterday at the head
quarters at $50 Broadway and decided to
bold a mass meeting in Cooper Union on
, October 10 IN support Of the lawyers ticket.
N, Choate will preside. 1t was also
r.solved TO open branch headquarters on
the lower East Side Of the city and in several
n the uptown Assembly districts
Since the beginning of the week there has
been an effort at Tammany Hall to foster
The impression that Charles +. Murphy
would be personally pleased II Justice
Giesench and Assistant Corporation
Counsel Connolly would withdraw from the
isrvers' ticket. Mr.. Murphy would not
Sav Yesterday whether he had made or
would make such a request, but at the
, hsadouarte rs Of the Judiciary Nominators
n was asserted that Mr.. Connolly at least
would not withdraw.
Mr., Murphy parried all attempts yester-
dav 10 draw from him some expression OF
oninion on the report that William X. Hearst
would demand six out Of the ten places on
the Supreme Court ticket. Asked if he
would yield to the demand, he said:
IF / answered that question one way OF
the other il would he taken as an indication
that | was making some kind Of a deal with
Hearst on the judiciary. / want to say that
have not made nor am l making any deaI
OF that kind"
That means. then, that the Tammany
organization will put a judiciary ticket oil
it, own in the fieldP" IL was suggested.
Il don't know. That's for the convention,
not for me, to decide" Mr.. Murphy an
swered.
Tammanv candidates for the Supreme
Court" Mr.. Murphy was asked.
sOh, I've heard lots Of names men,
toned" Mr.. Murphy replied, but the con-
vention IS over a week away and you car
never tell whatll happen in a week.
II was learned yesterday that while the
Sullivans have urged upo Mr.. Murphy
that thew ought to be considered in the
selection Of candidates for the Supreme
Court bench, il is untrue that they de
manded the privilege Of naming two candi
dates. II can be stated that the Sullivani
have suggested only one name, that OF ex
Sheriff Mitchell L. Granger.
Corporation ounse Delany Is a can
didate. Mr.. Delany has opened head
quarters in the Union Square Hotel and q
large delegation of lawyers and laymeI
! called on Mr.. Murphy yesterday to urge
his nomination. Among others in the
delegation we're Charles V. Fomes, M. W
Ravens. II. l.. joyce, Joseph Rowan, JohH
z. 0'Keefe, James r. Pringle, DIR. william
+. McMannis, William Wilson, Jane
Butcher, David P. Caravan, James J. Larkln
Miles NJ. O'Brien, Frank T. Hontoon, DR.
Francis J. Quinlan, George W. Loft, Charlie
Z. Schuyler. p. A. Geoghegan, William p
Rooney, Warren Leslie, Daniel n. Curtin
John F. CavanaghI John I. Mulhall, jaime
NJ. TullY, John Tracy, Fritz Lindinger
Louis McClennan, Francis Corr1gan an
Philip Litz.
Mr.. Murphy would not commit himsel
to any promise to the committee, but II I
understood that two of the candidates VIII
will be selected by him will be Mr.. Delan
and Mr.. Erlanger.
Iii announced that Alfred Steckler is no
candidate for nomination by the lnde
pendence League.