The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-05-27
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IIean u me Youth district u AesinA isaaoeea
90 sayine that the sfeatess political lasus 10
hts state this fan will not be the tariff % The
maaaeemsnt % state sHslFs. but the auestloa
u resaomtttins prohibition TO the iudemebt
u the people
Tsoitus 10 writing the Biography Of .
Bobls Roman said
Some might consider him too fond Of
fame: for the desire Of elefv olinee even 10
the bess man longer than any ether pae-
siOa.
MOI, long ago David D. Mn purchased %
o sale 10 New Yofk oity the silver service
which was presented 10 Gov. sllas Wright
By the Chamber Of Commerce Of WV York
oity. Wright YES 0overnor Of the state In
1854. aud his home wac st Canton. o.. law
renee county.
tip TO 1887 the constitution Of the Columbian
Order. which 10 the social auxiliary TO the
Tammany Society. declared that no citizen
not native born could be Grand Bachsm.
Representative W. Bourke Cochran. 81 pressnt
GRAND sschem. was born In ireland.
Russell Sage was once Q member Of the
House Of Representative. and james r.
Kssns wss the valiant sheriff In Q Western
mtnine county.
Horace Greeley once sai 60 West, young
man." but Mr.. Sage has always insisted:
-stay East. young man. where there is plenty
Of money: some Of Il 10 bound TO rub OF into
your pookets.- Mr.. Keene. starting In life
40 O Western ~ofaoeholder. came to New York
nearly thirty years ago.
Many important New York State Democratic
say that James n. Adam. Mayor OF Buffalo.
10 the man for the Democratic convention to
nominate for Governor nsxt fall. Mr.. Adam's
Democratic friends say that he 10 clean, up
right and without entanslinS alliances.
Twsnty-nine ststes are 10 elect Governors
next fall. Eighteen Of them now have Re-
publican and eleven have Democratic Gov.
ernors.
The States with Republican Governors are;
Colorado. J. F.. Mcdonald: Connecticut.
Henry Roberts; Idaho. +. r. 0ouldins; Iowa,
A. B. cummins; Kansas. E., ". Hoeh; Maine,
William T. Cobb: Massachusetts,. Curtis
Guild. Jr.: Michigan. F. NJ. Warner: Nebraska.
J. Il. Mickey: New Ham pshire. John McLans;
New York, F. W. Hlesins: North Dakota.
Z. Y. serles: Pennsylvania. q. W. Penny
packer: Rhode Island. George H. Utter; South
Dakota. 8. H. Elrod; Vermont. Charles ].
Bell: wyoming. j. o. Davidson; and Wis |
consin. B.. B.. Brooke.
The Democratic Governors are: Alabama, |
". d. jerks; Arkansas, Jefferson Davis; Cali
fornia, @. c. Pardee: Georgia. J., n. Terrell:
Kentucky. j. c, W. Beckham: Minnesota. =
J. A. johnson: Nevada, John Sparks; oregon, |
@. E. C~hambsrlin; South Carolina. D. G.. Heya
ward: Tennessee, John I. Cox; and Texas, |
Q. ". Lanhsm.
President Roossvelt's friends say that
conversations with hin seem TO elliott the
Information that the President favors Score
tary Taft OF Ohio a. the most available Re-
publican candidate for President In zoos.
Senator Foraker. Il 10 said. win control the
Ohio delegates to the national convention
and II 10 suspected that he has q Presidential
boom Of his own. But then politicians recall
Cleveland in 1892 had q hostile delegation
from New York State against him and yet he I
easily captured the nomination and was
overwhelmingly elected,
II 10 said that after the September pri,
maries q new president and FIRST Vice presi-
dent Of the Demooratic.R Republican organiza-
I IN ~tTammany) Of New York county are to
be elected In place. respectively. of J. Sergeant
Cram aud John T. Oakley and also that Thomas
MoAvoy. chairman OF tho executive COM
lnittse. 10 to give place to q new man.
The Republican Presidents born In Ohio
Grant. Hayes. Gsrnsh. Harrison and
Mckinley. ..
Important New York county Democratic
say they see nc necessity for a leader OF
i omInRny 10 buCUoeu CueTtot r.. murphy,
that after Mr.. Murphy's retirement as leader
Of that organization recommendations for
,fice should be made by the organization
tself through the president Of the county
and the chairman Of the executive
The Democats who talked this
way remarks ed that the boss system has be.
,ome utterly intolerable 10 q self respecting
and that this sentiment was sub.
stantialy reheoted by the results OF the elec-
ions In New York city and elsewhere In the
United States In November,
Gov. Higgins. speaking fu her on the boss
while he has not dA iced Mr.. odell
10 chairman Of the Repvbt n State com.
nittee, has made htR own a. ,ointments. ir.
OF the wishes Of even an alleged
,oss. The idea. II was added, Ia that Gov. !
Higgins 10 alone held responsible by the I
for his acts. and that. therefore, he
hould be free to act on all matters affecting |
hat responsibility,
So II was said by wise Democrats that {
favor Mcclellan should not be hampered q
y the opportunities OF q Boss Of TAmmany, I
,ut that according TO the law pertaining to q
appointments. recommendations /
hould come through the responsible heads
I the Tammany organization. the president ,
I the county committee and the chairman G
I the executive committee. I
The Mayor. It was insisted, like the Governor. 4
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