New-York tribune., 1906-10-09
HEARST In REVOLT
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who handle the funds. is candidate for office.
Messrs Seabury. Ford. Shearn. Gilleran and
Palliser are candidates for Supreme Court NOM
nations and MIR. Palmieri for a General Ses-
sOnS nomination.
If Hearst continues the coalition with Murphy
some OF these men viii be left waiting at the
church" II Hearst cuts loose from Murphy
they can all run at the same time. Therefore,
the executive committee wants MIR. Hearst to
cut loose from the wicked Murphy, who noui-
mated him. and nominate full independent
ticket, with Death 10 the Bosses? as the slo-
gan.
The sessions of the Hearst executive COM
mittee yesterday were prolonged perspiration
periods The brain racking problem was
thrashed over and over without satisfactory re-
suit If Hearst drops his allies. the old tradf-
tion- bound Democratic highbinders who still
revere loyalty Will revolt at Hearst's palpable
disoyaty, and they will demand that he get of
the Democratic state ticket IL he gets on, as
he will be in honor bound 10 do. his dreams of
the Presidency in 1908 will go a-gliInmering.
He will then be we'll outside the breastworhs
because of irregularity.
Meanwhile the political black death is cutting
down the disheartened followers. and some
thing desperate will have to be done. The grand
showdown on the judiciary situation will be
forthcoming on Wednesday night If there is
Hearst Murphy combination on the bench the
allies may contrive TO hang together, and Sir
William Randolph Galahad and the Pirate Bold
will go forth together under the jolly roger,
raising hymns TO the political saints while they
divide the political loot.
For the moment. however, it looks like
hard voyage
Thomas Gilleran said last night that he
a candidate for the bench He said that Tam
many Hall was opposed TO him, and he declared
that if there any fusing 10 be done Tam
pany would have TO stand for him. matter
what their previous relations had been.
II. B. Davis was nominated last night by the
Independence League in the 10th Congress Dis
trict TO run against Francis Burton Harrison. In
the 10th Senate District the league named John
II. Lyons who will probably oppose Senator
James ]. Frawley
According to tentative plans Franklin Quinby
will be opposed TO Dan Riordan In the Sth Con-
gress District: Thomas Long against Christie
Sullivan in the 18th Senate District Thomas
Rock against Senator Thomas f. Grady in the
10th Senate District.
Candidates not selected as vet will also op-
pose, IL is declared. John It. Mccall In the 10th
Senate District; Thomas j. McManus. In the
10th Senate District.
The I'D Senate District will also have an
Independence League candidate out against Mr.
Coholan, while in the 21st Senate District ". A.
DE Ford VIII probably get the nomination for
Hearst, inasmuch as there is deadlock there
among the Tammany leaders In the district.
No decision mad been made yet to the
candidate who VIII run in the 9TH Congress Dis
trict Brooklyn against John j. Fitzgerald the
MGCarren nominee. Two names are under con-
sideration. That OF Thomas r. Farley. a con-
tractor, son-in-law OF the late Paddy Divver.
ana John t. Moran. labor man.
Farley insists IL he runs that Gardiner who
Is running on the league ticket for State Sem
atOr in part of the district. shall be eliminated
He asks that the support be thrown to Thomas
II. O'Neili, the Republican candidate. His claims
are under consideration, and mo decision has
been arrived at as yet. whether to accede TO Far
ley's demand or to give the nomination to MIR.
Moran.