New-York tribune., 1906-09-11

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Wen hsAt for an independent ticket from the
crop OF the hnt"
81 am n Democrat" said j. L. Dempsey OK
~on,,.,,on. Why should we make such a deal!
xys,v. rot them on the run. and we've got
,.,o,e LOT OF good Republicans with us IL we
co hack on our professions now Il viii cost mo
3 he rrel Of money for cigars when get PACK 10
the home folks
.su the delegates from Kings County stand
ns, for a fun third ticket 20 be named before We
.s,ourra on "Wednesday" said ex-Coneressrnah
pohert Stewart. We win be the laughing STOCK
:, ,ha community II we go into a deal with the
p.,,oc-stic bosses. II stand for anything
NE STAINS for independence. We won't cut rnuch
=, s,,,-. as .ndependents 81 we surrender to
the Murphy Corners people
.a1rh. democrats and Republicans OF frahHih
,-or,,v who have come out for the Indepenoehce
League demand a straight third ticket selo
NJ u Murphy. OF Malone. We won't s'ano ioi
srvthins else What did we come down heie
,or ANYHOW? The organization Is osHeu '
r,dsnense7oa League. That sounds nrst iSU7
I, we GO into a deal with the olo par'es'
.hsu be called the Indistinctive League
READY FOR A NEW DEAL
..r.o D-orrsrr,e as AZ present framed up
80 ,u,. an attempt 20 deliver us to the olo
r,sroocratic machine bosses SAID j. T. '1'
aeld. Of oswego IF a programme OF 'ha' So
,s iarnrned through We might as wen 80 ~
the cd parties. our people are reaoy TOT "e"
deal"
W. ,,olr = r,oll Of the delegates coming down
-. ,rs,p q" said s r. Saunders. Of Erie
..T-here were about seventy-five OF US aito-
..,hsr and about sixty-six of the seventy-nve
are IN favor of 8 full third ticket ana no deais
with the old parties"
one OF the canned interviews hahoeo ou' -
the managers OF the Independents League pur-
rorte6 20 be with Reuben r. Lyon, OF baln'
Mr. Ivon IN July last told a Tribune correspond
-, t,,s, coalition with the old political parties
pouId be fatal 20 the Independence League
Las, night the canned" interview with him
made him say;
reuhen r Lyon, state committeeman from
eteuben said. II believe in the nomination OF
Mir. Hearst and the adoption of a platform
do not think should throw over the lhNs'a. INV a
rion OF the Democratic party II II IS onereo III
sincerstv Our convention should appoint
COMMITTEES 10 meet a committee from the Demo
cratic party. II. together, they can asree on
nominations which would represent the princl-
ples that the Independence League ana Mr.
Hearst stand for, then think some agISenen. Zen!
should be reached. We may all have Ideals out
i believe IN politics from a practical point or
View and we must not forget that there are
great many good men in the Democraue parry
u-ho really helieve in the Hearst principles. anu
vet who would not give their votes II we no1i-
mated full ticket
Following sre extracts from two more OF tne
~smhalmed" sort ~ interviews;
Lee C. White. state Committeeman from
Schenectady County said: so long as the head
an not particularly anxious 20 carry along the
Democratic party. and feel that fun state
slsset "onlo oe "a, oD2,os f thers Who NAV
be more familiar with the situation IN diherent
parts Of the state"
osssin Sears 81 Schuyler County. said: sour
county would be satisfied with Mr.. Hearst only
In view of the situation ana the certainty that
SO MANY Democrats are standing for the princi-
Yles Mr.. Hearst is standing for, IL would seem
20 me that the nomination OF Mr.. Hearst was
the first consideration II the convention thinks
that q tull ticket should be nominated, am SAT-
ssaed"
Before the state COMMITTEES finished its session
last night Max r. Thrnsen the chairman. said:
Noth,nr has been foreclosed. Nothing has
been decided upon. The attitude ~ the execu-
tive committee was defined in the statement
made public in the newspapers this morning
he secured between the Leage and other organi-
zations having for their purpose the purpose
Of the League? This viii he an open conven-
zion. and all questions viii be determined by the
rule OF the majority.
Charles Frederick Adams. secretary 20 Bor-
ough President Coler. Of Brooklyn. said.
II will he a great mistake for the convention
20 GO hack its professed independent prin-
Giples. We stand al present for independence
and antagonsn % the old machines II We do
not go on in that way we shall be no better than
the old parties. ana the Republicans viii go
hack their old affiliations once they see we
have deal with the Democrats.
MANY DELEGATES DUE TO-DAY.
Delegates from up the state poured into the
Gilsey House by the score last night More are
due to-day. The Monroe and Erie delegations
proper are not due TIN this forenoon. The first
session Of the convention viii be held i'm Car
negie Hall to-day al noon. II viii be called 10
ns- naw f1aa sta cbaFr
snd win proceed al once TO the routine Of or
ganiZation. The same plan that guides the
other political parties viii be followed in this
meeting. IL is expected that the temporary
chairman may be Willard A. Glenn, Of Syra-
Mr. Glenn has been in the city several DAYS.
IN active worker in arranging for the conven-
tion. The permanent chairman probs bly, viii be
Samuel SoabuIy, Of this city. who is a member
Of the executive committee In addition 10
choosing these officers. the preliminary session
will name q secretary and assistant secretary
sergeant at arms and an assistant sergeant at
arms The various committees on credentials.
platform etc. viii he named and the convention
will adjourn until o'clock this evening. There
will he no day sessions on Wednesday. the third
and last sitting Of the convention being held
n > O'Clock OF Wednesday evening, when II is
expected the nominations viii he made.
Carnegie Hall has been elahorately decorated
for the convention. Sixteen hundred delegates
have ben named 10 attend. and II is said that
while the full complement may not arrive. there
VIII be more than one thousand present and
every county IN the state win be REPRESENTED
Lewis Stuyyessnt Chaner of Dutchess Coun-
~ seemed last night To he the favoTite for the
nomination Tor Lieutenant Governor. II was
learned that Mr. Hearst and Mr.. Chanler had a
long conference yesterday afternoon hut what
rhe conference was about what the outcome
was could not he ascertained. Nr. Chanler has
bari" almost as soul satisfying that of
PepreKentative Hearst himself
CONNERS PLEADS FUSION.