New-York tribune., 1906-10-04
PARSONS SEES CHOATE.
No Decision as to Nomination OF
Judiciar4's Candidates Reached.

Negotiations between the Republicans and the
Judiciary Nominators looking toward a fusion
judicial ticket to combat the result OF the Hearst
Murphy judiciary deal which is in course Of con-
struction arrived end yesterday. Herbert
Parsons president OF the Republican County Com
nittee. said that he had seen Joseph II. Choate,
head of the Judiciary Nomnators. but declined 10
discuss the result OF the interview. Many lawyers
who want the Republicans indorse the indie
pendents' ticket as il stands Mr.. Parsons yes
terday. but II Is known that they did prevail
on him to depart from the stand he has taken.
While Republican leaders in general admit the
advantages which would arise from fusion OF
the independents and Republicans on judicial
in the contention that the Republican party de-
serves recognition than three places on a
iermned that if any fusion ticket is made up Otto
Rosalsky should be candidate for judge OF Special
party courtesy. by the distinctly high quality %
his name on a ticket would be a tower of strength
as yotesetter on the East Side; where the man
The men named by the tqdiciaTy nominators are.
publican Theodore Connolly. Lewis L. Delahsd.
John Frankenheimer. Leonard A. Gegerich. Arthur
II. Masten. Samuel Ordway. all Democrats; Charles
and Edward B. Whitney. Democrats; for surrO-
Judge. Rufus B cOTlHgY Republican , and for Gen
The Republican leaders declare that they have just
good men availabe-men OF just as good attain
any OF those on the ticket and demand moTe nor
while they would be somewhat reluctant 70 nave a
third ticket in the heId that they will deem them
selves compelled 20 name full Judiciary ticket
Members Of the judiciary nominators. while Keen
" for a Republican Endorsement of their ticket,
unwilling 10 make any concessions which would
from them 10 any of their eandates to retire from
ticket allow the suoStl ution or ftepuDil~a.S.
would gross b each OF faith not 70 be thous n
of Henry W. Taft, one OF 2 romInators, who IS
a Republican. voiced tbs sentiment Yesterday, say
ing -. -
ratifv the entire ticket put nomination by the
judiciary nomnators. Recent experiences unaer
baIfO hay ballOfs hav
been lost by attempts al scratching The change
by the Republican party OF a single name upon
the list proposeI by the nominators wouo o~ a.
half or more of the nominees. Furthermore. the
judiciary ticket would not be the only sufferer
10 a candidate for the position OF judge would
have 20 be thrown out. and thus vote lost for
Mr Hughes for Governor. From the party stand
point tnis should not be overlooked.
IL a1G... on 20 these consider tons and as a
M.el7nt ne ,ublical. / should De very glad 10 see
nv party again gain tie benefit Of insisting upon
the selection Of the highest type of non-partsan
lLu.es. desirable IL may seem 70 the
Republican organization TO substitute for one or
two OF the gentlemen nominated by the tudicis ~
nOmlnatOrs, and however worthy. individuR Is.
the persons sought to be substituted may be- I avn
that the balance of advantage tGe
party standpoint will result from tie acceptance
81 The entire ucXet Of t.T iu1tclc nominate rs
nomination of such AIr Hughes for the
GOvernOrship and would tend to in
crease the Republican vote, not only in this city,
/ have seen a sugsestion that perhaps the Ju-
dietary Nornators. in consideration OF the accept
Judiciary Convention. would withdraw Cr two
OF their candidates To make room for Rcpuoitc cans
suggested H. that convention. Although rHcn t7iF
point : can Onlv speak for myself. I cosinct con-
ceive how The judiciary Nom!natcra tott G
sstenty wich the principles which they ahnoenvs,t
arrangsmsnI. Personally should strongly oppose
u am eoandsns that h would not be made. IN