The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-09-20
BOTH DOOMED TO
DISAPPOINTMENT
New York Democrats Not Like
Iy to Nominate Either
Hearst or Jerome.
TAMMANY NOT COMMITTED
oDELL ADMITS GETTING A WAL
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New York. Sept. 19.-According TO the
RETURNS and the reported afflliation of the
readers elected at the Democratic pri-
maries, Charles +. Murphy will DE in
control Of twenty-four votes in the exccu-
tive committee of Tammauy hall. repre-
senting twenty districts. and will control
sixty of the 105 delegates to the Demo-
cratic state convention.
The sixty votes will enable the Tam
many leader, If he so desires, to apply the
unit rule and cast the vote of Tammanv
hall solidly FOR the candidate determined
upon by a majority Of the delegates. I'D
70 10 me present tine Mr.. Murphy has made
no statement as to his intentions in this
respect, but during the primary cam
paIgn IT was generally understood that
Nr. Murphy was friendly to Mr.. Hearst
Murphys victory. however. is believed to
preclude the possibility of District At
torney Jerome securing the New York
county delegation to the state convention
McCarren Victorious.
In Brooklyn State Senator Patrick VI
McCarren retains control of the county
democratic committee and Will control
Sthx,y.,nree OF the siXty-nine delegates to
In the Republican party Herbert e.
parsons. president Of the county Repub-
headed by former Governor OdelI and
Lemuel u. Qugg. Parsons carried TWEEN
1.-TWO OF the thirty-fiye districts. The
take from him the control of the state
committee Of which he is chairman.
Tammany Not Committed.
Charles f. Murphy, Tammanv's leader
was asked to say if he thought the re-
suit of yesterdays primaries indicated
the nomination Of w r. Hearst on the
Democratic ticket for governor
cannot say. he said. "Tammany
nal is not committed to any candidate
Mr.. Murphy said he thought the unit
Tuie would prevail at the Buffalo con-
In many sections in upstate counties
the results are still i'm doubt.
Former Mayor Mcclure Of Syracuse
claims. all three Onondaga districts for
Hearst. but State Committeeman Haven
declares Jerome mas carried one and pos
sibly two districts.
Ore Contest.
I'm this city Tammauy hall will contest
the election OF Percivai Magic. n McClel-
the Thirtieth assembly district.
Mayor Mcclellan. in commenting on the
result OF the primaries. said:
Il am cont ent with the result -
A letter was read at the Democratic
assembly convention in Buffalo this after
noon from National Committeeman Nor
man +. Mack i'm which he stated that
since the nomination of Mr.. Hearst by
the Independent league, he cannot with
Tropriety or Justice to his position any
ionEeI IdNOf the Cdn0lQdCN or Mr.. Hearst
for governor by the Democratic state
convention next week.
OdelI Admits Defeat.
Former Governor Odell. chairman of
the Republican state committee. declared
today that he does not cherish any ari-
mostly because of the result OF tn pri-
maries. He said he sincerely hoped TO see
peace and harmony prevail at the state
convention and "A ticket put up on which
all Republicans could unite and SUP
port heartily.
As Shakespeare says. said Mr.. OdelL
" Sweet are the uses Of adversely | am
licked and I admit it
Are YOU stir i'm favor Of the nominal
tion OF Mr. HuChes2'
81 have nothing to say about that" Mr..
Odell replied
"A responsible majority will be i'm con-
troll OF the convention and viii select
good man or that 7 am certain
'Will YOU remain i'm politics."
81 have made no plans replied Mr..
Odell What we Republicans Of the state
% New York want to do now is to get to-
Ecther. join hands and work for the Sue