The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-10-02

Fernes Picked Out for Hcaryt's Place
suIzer safe-Cockran, GeIdfegle. Rup-
pert and Goulden Are 70 he nenom-
mated u Tewne II q ne Retired.
The Tammany Congress district con-
ventions will be held tonight. The chief
interest in the talk about this yesterday
was centred in the situation In which
William Sulzer finds himself. For the
past day or two there has been gossip in
Tammany Hall to the effect that he would
not get a denomination from the Tenth
district because he permitted himself to
be brought forward a. a candidate at
Bufa III in opposition to william r. Hearst,
a step which meant defiance to Charles r.
Murphy. g.
Mr.. Sulzer himself has expected that he
would be disciplined and had gone 40 far
as to tell his friends that he did not give
a continental whether he was renominated
or not. Mr.. Suffers friends, however,
were not Inclined to let Mr.. Sul1er imperil
his chance Of going back to Washington by
keeping to this don't care attitude, and went
to Mr.. Murphy to find out just how Mr..
Sulzer stood with him.
Send hin to me, > said Mr.. Murphy, and
/ guess things can be fixed up but when
the message was carried to Mr.. Sulzer be
refused to obey and told the emissa RES that
he was not going to wait on Murphy and that
If Murphy wanted TO see him he knew where
he could find him.
But no harm viii come to Sulzer because
Of it. He will be renominated tonight.
-Suizer won be turned down. Mr..
Murphy said last night. why should
hal ntlIvv ha1 a naLfa~s ~s-AA - i. lG----N
be mad a candidate for Governor, and when
he was beaten he did the right thing by
coming out squareiy for the nominee OF the
convention. He is still regular, and moth
ing he did at Buffalo can be urged as a
reason Why he should not be renominated
for Congress-
In the Eighth district Daniel J. Riordan
will get the nomination, because Big Tim
Sullivan wants TO go TO the State Senate in
Henry NJ. GoldfOgIe of the Ninth district
will be renominated.
In the Eleventh district a candidate TO
succeed William r. Hearst will nave 20 be
selected. II was stated last night at Tam
many Hall that Charles Y. Fones would be
the candidate, and that Francis Burton
Harrison, at the request Of Mr.. Murphy,
would yield the safer district to Fornes
and fight Herbert Parsons in the Thir-
tenth. h is a silk stocking district,
and in the opinion Of Mr.. Murphy, Mr..
Harrison is the only man in the Tammany
organization who could be chosen TO op-
pose Mr.. Parsons with any prospect Of
Success. As a matter Of fact, in the election
Of four years ago Mr.. Harrison did sue
coed IN defeating Mr.. Parsons.
W. Bourke Cochran will be renominated
in the Twelfth district, but in the Fourteenth
Charles A. Tovne, who now represents
the district, is to be turned down. Just
who will be put in nomination from this
territory has not been decided upon, Tor
will any determination be reached until
to-day. II Mr.. Harrison shows a disinclina-
ton to fight Herbert Parsons the proba-
bility Is that he will be allowed to have the
nomination from the Fourteenth. which
is a normally safe Democratic district.
The Tammany candidates who are TO
oppose J. Van Vechten Olcott, Republican,
in the Fifteenth district, and William s.
Bennett, Republican, in the Seventeenth
had not been decided upon lust night.
The conventions tonight in the Sixteenth
and Eighteenth districts will renominatA
respectively Jacob Rupert, Jr, a d Joseph
A. Goulden.