New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-10-10
HEARST-MURPHY TRUCE
PATCH JUDICIARY SLATE.
Still Looks Like Open Fight on
Minor Nominations

Hearst and Murphy yesterday patched up
working agreement covering the judiciary nomi-
nations. but did not reach an agreement on the
Congress Senate and Assembly nominations IL
looked last night as II there would be a fusion
on the Judges TO be nominated at the Tammany
County Convention tonight and an open fight
,n more than half the districts over minor nolnl-
nations.
From the best information obtaina5le last
night among the Hearst managers the JUDICIARY
ticket will be something like this;
LEONARD A GIEGERICH. renomnated-
WARREN w FOSTER. promoted from the General
Sessions
ABNER C. THOMAS. promoted from Surrogate
FRANK pr gTos9Ssa sSSssns sF0% eouTs
sither 70 General Sessions OF tne up sup.
RECORDER GOFF, Supreme Court
Tf4ODORE CONNOLLY. Supreme Court
NJ MARLEY PI4ATZEK, Supreme Court
MITCHELL L. ERLASGER supreme Court -
c,sy sAHgEt H6a75 SEABONA' Supreme ''~
JOHN FORD. Supreme Court
THOMAS GILLERAN. Supreme Court or 'eNei1i '
sions
This list leaves one or two places still vacant
hut the names on this slate are sufficient 10 MI
all the places on the Supreme Court oench'
The slate will be submitted TO the 1aiiiiiianS
executive committee to-day.
The nannnnering that Hearst has received lateiy
because Of the apparent disposition OF MS organ
ization to name all the members OF MS execu'i.o
committee for office has scared the leaders lhOO
dropping their original plan. 1he sId'e as
ranged last night did not have on II Clarehce D.
Shearn Melvin G. Palliser or John PairliefH
The opinion generally held last night was thaI
rai+ba- Hearst nor Murphy alone could name a
judiciary ticket that would win against the
stronger ticket named by the Judiciary nonA-
netors In order 20 keep the Democratic vote
fairly solid the foregoing slate was practlcaHy
agreed on The Hearst men are going TO make d
great show of independence by naming eahui-
dates of their own in most Of the Congress- sen
ate and Assembly districts. This will appease
the small fry statesmen and keep them IN line
for the state and judiciary tickets
II the combination ticket wins ana Hearst Is
elected Governor. Hearst will then nave ti'e
naming of two or three judges 10 tame 'iio P9
of those TO be promoted
Francis Burton Harrison went TO Mr.. Hearsts
house In Lexington avenue yesterday and pro-
tested against the Independence League running
Harry p. Davis against him for Congress in the
18th District He went away without any prom
ise that Davis would be withdrawn When asked
Yesterday if the independent nominations meant
that there would be break with Tammany all
along the line. Mr.. Hearst said;
We'll you can see how things are gong
In referring TO the judicial nominations ne
said:
ST never have been in favor OF naming my
rarsonaI counsel for the bench. and II IS a MS
take TO say that the league Is desirous OF pro
noting the political ambitions Of its executive
committee All that ask is that high class
Judiciary ticket be named, and we purpose 10
see that such a one is named"
Are YOU satisfied with what you are geIOiis
suor, Hearst?" was asked of Mr.. Murphy
-, =. L. ~ +ro,,hla on that score" said Mr..
Murphy. ..,
.ryyhat do YOU think Of Democratic prospects:
at don't think there will be much lelt OF
Hughes after election" said Mr.. Murphy
do YOU expect 70 increase the Tau1any dele-
carton az Albany IN view Of the large number
of independent nominations made by the Hearst
1nen?"
wait and see If those nominations are MADE
said Mr.. Murphy.
Mr. Murphy saw delegation OF business ana
professional men yesterday who called 70 urge
on him the nomination Of Mr.. Delany
Mr.. Murphy said in reply.
"Au I can say Is that everything that mas
heen said about the fitness of Mr. Delany FOR
the n0sitlon I agree with. But there are many
other candidates and the executivS committee
viii consider them 7 promise that az the exec
utive committee meeting Mr. Deiany h@ine VIII
receive the proper Consdera tlon
The delegation was headed by Patrick j.
O'Brier and Clarence J. McManus, both lawyers
They eulosized Mr.. Delany in glowing terms.
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