The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-05-23
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NaRelway, q friaut ~ Justice navnpr, III
aOt so u that Wv that year for Iuatics
oaynop, and " has always b~pn ssid that "
Was On tho counHsl n Me-, Mckslway that
Jpstics Gaynor't friends ceaaed pushing
him for thu domination IN is9i and let " 60
10 David y. 1fill. thnn q Democratic United
States senator. Low = Morton heat Mr..
tfiil 1890 IN tho State.
The talk yesterday ~ the Democrats
as % Justice Oaynor's availability ~ q
candidate for Governor this fall elected
the further Information that Mr.. Belmont,
Who was very prominent in tho Presidential
year of 1904 az the Democratic headquarters
and who is still prominent In the affairs
of the national committee, does not believe
that D.Cady Herrick, who made the race
for Governor In 1901. should be renom-
mated this fall. and Furthermore. for
raasons Of his own, does not think IL adj
vlsable TO replace Cord Meyer as chairman
Of the Democratic State committee with
ex-Representative Francis Burton Harrison
Of New York city. Mr.. Meyer has said
that he desired TO be relieved Of the duties
OF his place as Democratic State chairman.
Mr.. Herrick and very man. Of Mr.. Meyers
friends believe that Mr. Harrison IL the man
most available to succeed him.
William X. Hearst has recently opened
communication with Mr.. Harrison and
Mr.. Harrison has up to this time not been
In n responsive mood. Mr.. Hearst and
Mr.. Harrison met each other as members
Of Congress and Mr., Hearst has been busy
corralling members Of the Democratic
State committee for the purpose, it was
eaid, Of securing If possible the indorse-
ment by the Democratic State convention
Of his candidacy for Governor. Mr.. Hearst,
according 70 his friends, has changed the
date Of his proposed State convention
Of the Independence League from July Z
to July 0.
Democrats who said they were familiar
with the situation predicted last night
that at the psychological m Hearst
would withdraw as a candidate for Gov
error in favor Of Gaynor and that Gaynor
would be the candidate for Governor of
all the Democratic factions. The Demo-
Gratis who made this prediction said they
based it upon inside news from the Hearst
camp.
A we'll known Republican. speaking Of the
political situation in the State, and especi-
ally Of what the Republican programme
should be, said, Bracket Is the man for
the Republicans to nominate. Bracket
would make an intellectual campaign and
he would put the Hearst speecbmakers to
rout. Bracket has additional strength in
that he voted to Dust Platt and Depew.
He is just the man for the job, ~inoorruptible
and dominated by no faction. II elected
be would be Governor and party leader and
boss of all factions. He preoipitated the
insurance fight and kept it alive, even though
at times he had no more than seven votes
at his back. 1t gained momentum, and on
came the insurance investigation. He
should have been the head Of the insurance
invest eating committee. Bracket could
save the insurance vote from going to
Hearst. That vote will go to Hearst unless
the Republicans nominate for Governor a
man guilty of overt acts against the in
surance trust"