The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-10-11

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also spohs up fo" h Psrsru- plan
Jo-eph I~sen-nn - On" Fourth SAID he
iold NJ. Pas~ons ANNE time aso that u
would ~ . mistake ~ fuse With Hearst,
hut - Mr.. pas-pn- vas IN. commanding
general h. supposed he ought Ia follow
him
senator Page IN defending the plan ssid
that this vas a purely Judiciary year and the
only question at ,<-'I. " b the party
continue ~ h. bound by PARTY lines and
racrinor the Judiciary or stand for good
mep for Judges no matter with Whist party
they arr alliedp
Il haven't heard Hearst named ~ n
candidate for the bench,- said Senator
Page. III had I might have got excited.
The men who rallied around Hearst stood
Tor something besides him. They stood
for nominees free from corporate influence.
and I can stand on that platform. We sball
I've doing the city OF New York q great good
II We elect five Republican Judges"
Abe Gruber had his say against the
resolution.
We fuss in the county and refuse to
fuse in the State said he. lisa spectacle
10 make the most hardened politician weep.
It's a combination of s~uccotash and hash
Col. Gruber said that the party should
have gone along with a platform of but
pne plank Charles 4. Hughes.
But added MIR. Gruber. -as l know
we are going to fuse despite h I M
others nave said. il Mould be the duty Of
all Republicans to get out and vote, as our
platform, no matter what the platform
81 Hearst is. will be Charles 4. Hughes"
The mention Of Hearst's name and the
name OF the Independence League usually
was greeted with a wave of laughter. Most
of the delegates seemed to take the whole
thing as "A big joke. There was practically
no enthusiasm. g.,
Chairman Parsons read the committees
report giving the names agreed upon and
recommending that they he the nominees.
There wers cheers for Bruce. Whitman
and wadhams. Few of the delegates
seemed to know Mr.. Mathewson or Mr..
Wasservogel. Dead silence greeted the
names Of the Hearst men. The report
Was adopted and the nominations were
made without eloquence.
Congressman Beunet - in nominating
Max Ihmsen called him Max M. Ihmsen
and Mr.. Lexow got il Max H.. Ihmsen.
Mr.. Bennett nominated Mr.. Ihmsen b
Il nominate Macmillan NJ. Ihmsen for
Sheriff. I move that the nominations he
closed and that the secretary be instructed
10 cast one ballot and that Mr.. lhmsen