New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-10-07
aFARsT HAS 4 TRUST.
,,denendes,ce League Close Com
h;oot;ou on Bench Nominations.

,,,+,ve committee of the Independence
lh' nrblio office trust-or II will be IL
L, Of the Hearst men carry. Never be-
the :. the history of New York politics was
80 anything quite like It
-,v avery member of the executive COM
,,.o. n the Independence League is q candi-
Gov Hearst Murphy Supreme Court nomi-
.t,, or something equally good.
~ executive committee is the little inside
-. which makes all the nominations. 1t
iD s..s avery day, putting names on the slate and
go them off again. without the slightest
To- - consulting the voters who rallied to the
,1oars. standard a year ago
st the voters have nothing whatever 70
t,h the nominations. The Independence
80 IS not q party. It dominates by petit
:. holds no regular conventions. The
-.ors district organizations take the candi-
80, names handed to them, go back to their
.,.+-icts pass resolutions indorsing the men
- had the right pull with the executive COM
80 ond then Freedom. shod in her pinching
,.,ent leather anti-boss shoes. chewing gum
- If loco weed. dizzily resumes her march
under the Hearst banner
T-,I,,o1o p. Hearst is chairman of the exeou-
-. committee Of the Independence League. He
e ,ooking for the Governorship-and the Presi-
dency.
1ohn Ford IS a member Of the executive COM
,o,ttee He is a candidate for a Supreme Court
.,,stion on the Hearst Murphy ticket.
1-hor,as Csilleran is a member Of the executive
,,,ttee He is a lawyer with a very modest
--act,ce He was defeated for the TammanN
leadership in the Goth Assembly District three
...ors ago. He is on the Hearst slate. with MT
FORD. for q bench nomination.
vaIvin G. Palliser, one Of the hardest working
I'D most efficient of the Hearst staff, is mem
her Of the executive committee. Mr. Palliser is
candidate for Supreme Court nomination on
tbe Hearst Murphy ticket.
samuel Seabury is a member of the executive
oo-o,oittee He is a candidate for a Supreme
Court nomination on the Hearst-Murphy ticket.
= augustus Haviland. of Brooklyn, is mem
bs- of the executive committee. If MI HaVllano
tbcur7t he was not going to get something from
1s.rst as Governor he would have heart failure
,,a his tongue would cleave to the roof Of his
mouth.
,ox Ibn1sen and Jack Folansbee COM
,,e+a the membership of the executive commit
zee Nj IhInsen and Mr.. Follansbee are the
<,erdians Of the dough bag" at the Hearst
besdouarters Knowing good thing when
they see it. they are not looking for anything
richer.
II the Hearst programme carries, this execu-
tive committee. which makes all the nomlna-
lions. will parcel out 10 itself all the big plums.
Supreme Court justices receive $1,000 year
and the tenure Of Office is fourteen years.
Tammany Hall is the place to get points about
the way things are done at the Gilsey House.
A Tamrnany district leader said yesterday:
Castro Of Venezuela. was an Indian COWBOY
when he was seized with the notion that ne
would ike 10 be President Of the Republic He
went and took II. Castro is regarded as
butcher and pirate. The bunch at the Giisey
House have old Castro beaten million mics,
Tbev have gone after the Governorship and
those ten Supreme Court jobs with a press
bureau. songs of patriotism and promises or
eomr9or people will wake up about the last
week of the campaign and see just what is do
Ing and then you'll hear a roar that Will drown
the racket of the elevated trains