New-York tribune., 1906-09-28
PARTY DEMORALIZED.
prlDY TO KNIFE HEARST.
1lbany Conferrees to Meet and DO
Something Efectice.
nv Telegraph to The Tr1bune-I

..,o Sent e7-The day after the Demo-
=. e,a.s Convention finds the organization
o,.,,,v 6enoralized. with the anti-Hearst
IVY .A-.s,ening 20 knife the ticket al the polls'
H.- .,hsny conference Democrats had planned
80. meeting this forenoon at the Truoee
.-...,,5 ,ssue an address 90 the voters. Ihey
-. -, "a wait until they can get together IN
~. .-..,, so-,,e dav next week. Ex-Mayor Os-
~. -, :, lphurn. District Attorney Jerome, Ed
:, ehs,srs Edward H. kitchener, OF Bing-
- e,d one or two others. had talk at
a. r-ocrois this morning before starting 1or
s.,- respective homes
n,,+-c, Attorney Jerome's course VIII De
- % some extent by the action OF the Re
-z,..- organization with reference TO the
49,. ~, forward by the Judiciary n0minators.
y. r,ro,s and his friends at the earliest oppor-
,r,,,v ulll confer with their Republican friends
=. r-,A fusion on the ticket placed in the
s,,s weeks ago by the judiciary nominators. Mr..
f.,,ns Is likely 10 take the stump under the
,rsn,oee Of the judiciary nominators. He is in
ssnosed 20 90 into the work wholly under the
rs,rnnsse Of the Republicans. Mr.. Jerome. John
A vsrneberry and Assistant District Attorneys
c,rvsn Vandiver and Bryce left town on the
rmrire State Express AT O'Clock. When asked
q tbev were going 20 bolt the ticket, one OF the
party replied:
We viii do something more effective than
that"
Mayor Mcclellan, his secretaries, Messrs.
oBrIeh ana Willis, and Thomas II. Hassett also
went sway on the train with District Attorney
Jerome When Mayor Mcclellan was asked
wat he had 70 say about the work Of the con-
w-An he said:
Ta Democratic State Convention has NOM
hatsa ticket. am Democrat, and OF course
sesp rs action"
William T. sheehan would not discuss the ac-
don Of the convention in naming Hearst for
Governor He said IL he had anything to say
be would wait till he got TO New York before
Fying II Mr. Sheehan witnessed the proceed
hss in convention last night from rear seat
and he would not have had any seat if a Nc
Celan nan in the audience had not recognized
hin and offered him his chair Mr.. Sheehan
ehatied with Mr. Jerome and Mcclellan at
breakfast this morning.
me IaIrf1any men were exulting to-day over
ns way in which they had prevented Frank
A UBrien' the Mayors secretary, from casting
tFels for Sulzer IN the convention. All but ten
VINE nmmany men swung into line for Hearst
-Ae zen Included the delegates from Rush's.
A-rnns and Lantry's districts and Mr. O'Brien.
su1er got the votes from the districts named,
Wy The vote ot Mr. O'Brien was not counted
ran
lold the newspaper men at Tammany Hall
"O months ago, one day when Fire Commits
@-eF VBrien said he would vote the Tammany
e''saron against Murphy" said Peter A Hen
u'oA that o'Brioa would rot control his own
We &c say nothing OF controlling Tammany's
mink was pretty good prophet"
"'''e TIM Sullivan spent an anxious half
.'- ulis morning with Water Commissioner Ell
=. -''A nj Ellison WAS one OF the legally elected
t~'es thrown out by Grady's committee on
!, ,-'es'ec seats. The Sulliyans lined up with
rIEF aiter protesting loyalty TO Mayor Nc
~i- Il was rumored to-day that ali the Sui
men in Ellison's department would be COM
-. ''.'e 10 walk the plank. When Mr.. Ellison was
SEsa about # he said:
-e'e VII be no reprisals on my part on
-'-a' OF the action Of the Sullivan men in the
''N'enlon That is not the way do business. -