New-York tribune., 1907-10-01


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ATeag strong orsa%izaton man
HARAWITZ ABRAHAM (Dem, sth District N Y2-
HoEY. JAMES j. tDem.. 18th District, N. Yin
teIligent and observant; inconspicuous. but fair
HUrH coRNELIUs CDem.. 10th District. N. Y)-
KELLER JOSEPH w cDem.. 7th District. N T.>-
LEE. WARREN I. (Rep. 18th District, Kingsl-Has
tious active: best representative from Kings
14oos. JOHN Dem. I4th District N. Y)-IncOn-
spicuous and inactive.
NICHE MAG%5S and inactive nS 10th District
MOONEY WILLIAM l. Dem @ 2sd District District, Kns')-
MURPHY CARtS d r. sD 6ed 1o ha19 9Sg fo
Widening bill: the whole deserves re-eec-
n6y LANES Sosen Of "a eea osOtas Complete
and expected failure.
position of great Importance as OF Rules Com
mittee sSilfu and active in legislation but th,s ms
primary reforms favored by Governor Hughes.
active effective
ALsroN II G ls District let KnFs GsroSD ConntgE gs--
sonai popularity; chiefly instrumental in defeat
sraS @ sS Bsg9 r Street sy wdsnns bill
iniollsent and his district win do we'll
ROBINSON. BEVERLEY r. Ceep. 27th District n -
ures; made one Of the best records among hTSt
members and should be reelected
SCHMIDT. PHILIP J. Dsm. SSd District n u
Active but Ineffective
SCHULZ: GEORGE N De% r:,;;ta atth District N y
sCTIwEGLER. GEORGE CDen,. 10th District N F.,-
lnconspicuous.
SHERIDAN. JOHN V. Dem. Both District. n Y)-
Adrot legislator; conspicuous chiefly for having intro
ns. fHGo6 number a9 s 81 'iEGs Ss Tnused Taek S
SMITH ALFRED Il em 2d District DIST NJ 9}Aese As6
ttS'es Tror, New York
sANroN LUcIUs GeP ~ 18th SHat Dls!ris st
Stanley. who had maintained able and fearless
has not demonstratsd ability Or, or ssid a
'i''i soisn,oas attentive; not yet very effective
SUPPLIES, THOMAS J. CRep.. 9Th District Kinss)-
Industrious: 4 fair member
TODD THOMAS II. (Oem.. LIST District, Oueens)-In-
tellsont. but inconspicuous.
voss. GEORGE Rcp. eth District, Kings)--showsd qn. %
usual ability and force for hrst year mem6sr he .5 out
ing the oppositiOn 10 tho Bingham police bill
WAGNER. ROBERT T. (Den-. 22d District n VI. ~.
Iaenbsrs from New YORK CITY reelection
WEBER CHARLES J. tRep. 9th District: Knssl-As- AZ
fectHS. fet'ityS ''' O'''-' '4' 49,
WELLS. FREDERIC Do WITT Rep, Goth District
n Y)-Iutroduced largo number ot bills on subjects
ot general Importance. effective in securing
Court s 'nRS@Sai Hi S nisssn
eervos reelection
YOUNG. WILLIAM CRep., nth District. " Y)-Intei-
lgent and cTectiye hiss returned TO good record at
aired prior TO last year: on tho whole deserves re
election.
In handling the Senators the committee goes at
the business in much the same manner. and the
records read. in some cases. Ike tags on the
cages in the geological garden Some are classified
as Intelligent" others active and st'll others
as ''yaIucless' The" McAianus receives supera-
tive as representing the lowest types OF district
leader Senator" And. OF course. Long Pat NC
Carren gets his Last year the committee passed.
him By with the significant estimate; Comment
continues unnecessary" This year he gets para
,ronh FouoUing IS the list OF Senators. with their
''records'
AGNEw GEORGE sR T,a psirieInS1Sassa btac,on, .Sss
large amount 81 s N Rssenbiy but can usually
be bet e5sntoa 5Sf Cd t@'iS,'S on to vote rsht
ooAN 5oH% IN s hSa f:S Tss6d
scmblynan introduced amendments weaESnlRs Sa IA
sgrrIe%eSt sarapsg 1t''s Armstrong insurance
CULLEN T2AS II p, ps% spa:r&se 81 a:tss
TofLllEr oTro ep tth DstTisSSs'yS sTe2,
Tge c4e,it for support despite great pressure
or the primary reforms reconmsndea Oy "'Fe'n''
FRAwLEY. JAMES J. Dem. goth istric-In,eiissn ~ en-
few to vote against the Public Service Commission
FULLER. CHARLES H tDe.n. s,h pis,ago-wvitn
Epiendid record Assemblyman: he came to the
senate nrosn sf,F S.Tcf hR- fulfilled all expectntons
Intelligent alert legislator. supporting sound ies'a'a
GIL HRlsr ALgnEp J. REP .,s, 10Th Pt;t5S%9 DpdS: aGSns
IA oF rnsth Gs or eabre Of senate largely instrumental
m ay,ag6nSi iq qnaS fhTor9 s9 by Governor ushes
GRADY THOMAS F. Dem l4th Distrct)-CoiaInsnt
OF last year continues applicable; mas great pari4%,
uentary and legislative ability, when ne mas useu
for The most part against tho public interest,"
HAITE DENNIS j. CDem-. ID Distrtco-Active IN IN
Producing bills; not forceful or enect'Ve.
EAsENFIIrG. CONRAD CDem-. 9th District)-Remalns
only rubber stamp fo- McCarEen
McALIA JOHN r Dem. 10th DistrictJ-His presencs
IN the Senate adds nothing OF value; notable chiefly
S Ell his ash' against tho ''n'' i''HH ''-'''' ''''
NCARRFN PATRICK H. (Dem 18th Districp--Con-
tinues TO effective and unscrupulous op-
pouent progressive and constructive eslSatoh'
ied the opposition the legislative programme rec
ommended by the Governor
MMANUS. THOMAS j. Qeun 10Th lstricp PIesshls
tine lowest type Of district leadar-Ssnator: lodged
votes whenever possible
dULLANEY DOAuHICK u. U1srL. llth DlstTeo-of no
value legislator
OWENS JAMES Dem. 2Ist Distriot)-Aotiye. but OF
no value as legislator introduced principally III con-
eidersd pension bills
PAGE ALFRED r. QRep 10Th DstrioO-Iptroduced a
great amount legislation and secured enactment
OF much including some OF the most important
OF the session. such the Public service tonlnis-
sion law: able careful and hard worker; Is eeetive
sAxD MARTIN CIlep 18th Observation-Disclosures pro
gressive able Senator: very valuable member
soHMER, WILLIAM (Dem-. 18th Dstrico-of no value
as u member "a legislative body.
SULLIVAN CHRISTOPHER u. Dem. 18th Dstrict)-
An undesirable and valueess member
THOMPSON JAMES A COeTn.. 9th Disrct)-An atten-
follower OF McCarren-
TRAVIS EUGENE NJ. Qlep. 9th Districtl-Attentive
to them: IA great Improvement
over his predecessor; introduced urged bill
tended accomplish primary reforms recommended
by Governor Hughes