The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-27
LOOKING FOR A GOVERNOR
REPI BLH INS ram az SCHI n
Wv IND DsgGD .. RIIE.
Nsssssi, hRS~. ThSaEh. Whssa 2. R~Sse-
yeti Itss la Ntnd Dcms~rats Nave
Mayer GayHsr On Their List aad
Hearst o. sali 20 Ne Zoe william ~ulSer


si~arSt .. sahi 60 %. rss " HlIam .s,ISer
Chairman Timaihv T. WOosirIT 20 the
Republican STATE COMMITTEES still had
nothing tn Say Yesterday about Gov
Hughes coming transfer 10 the Supretn-
hench IL sa- learned that Mr. M"odnIf
has made Dsw arrangement with him
-elf. dating from immediately after his
conference. With senator Root IA S~N
York city co1pls - months ago NJ
Woodr,in then de,'id.-t 70 keep out - th.,
publio prints a. much A. po--,bls. to
take a reef IN himself that - to aunt
talking on every OCCASION and on all
incidents cpuuects,i with the Republican
party % the stat" William Barn..~. Dr.
COMM tt-.man for The State. and other
friends ~ Mr. WOndruT are rep"rt-d IA IT,
deli GIFTED az hi- d-ci-ion.
With Gov. Hugh~- retiring e,thsr on
October I or October ~ next from the
arena % Republican State politics new
problems u wA- admitted yesterday
confront the Republican organ. zat,On
men. IL was an open secret FOR some
time that II Na- their Intention to re-
nominate him 10y reclamation IN the next
state convention.
With Gov Hughes entirely eliminated
the names ~ two possible candidates for
Governor were discussed yesterday. thos-
% President SChIrman - Cornell Uni-
ver-ity and Day "A Jsvrs Hill. Ambassador
to Germany The stat. convention. a.
announced hitherto Nv William Barnes
Jr - - n, heid at Saratoga. and this
statement means that whatever primary
hill - passs-d a. Albany the convent AN
-vst@m 10 e. h- retained The State COM
mitts~s 1t the two parties Republican aud
Democratic. NAV H. increased to Is0
memf--rr zach buf the new primary law
u IN stated. will cali for direct nominat IONS
ut primaries IN the ca.a only 30 Assembly
men. Senator'S and Representatives N
Congress Win Gov hughes .htir~ly
out ~ state Politics politicians are asking
u hus friends az Albany and throughout
tn state will carry ou the propa kanda
for direDi nominations and oppO-a the
representatives 81 the present Republican
state organization at th~sss primaries
Inc " oodrtIn people. the Barnes people
th.. Ahrdg~ ps-npl. the friends ~ francis
Hendricks and IN tact all 81 the present
Repubhcg.n leaders IN tns. different coun-
tis-S lu-t-t that The state organ isa'iOn a.
cont rolieSt by them - intact ~ tins present
moment ~ ~ -Tp-~ts-i. though. that
Theo.iJra Roosevelt will have an im-
poTtaut part after hIs r'.turn "a Arranging
a progr tmm" for the S'ai- convention.
which under the primary law must h.
held early "a September Gov Hukhs-
will rot then -. entirely out ~ the sit
ua'Iou. and President Iaft's friends
AMI SENATOR Root may All ya4sn hands
W to. t.sfOrt a. stem what even th.. Re
publi'Er- nOS utml' - . swift Demo
cTatiC 'ti- "a ~" STATE
ROosssv-it - The cDnundrlIm Il the
-i'ua'I.n al kepuith'an- -ss'd y~-ter-
dlg While several of them have b%-.n
va COMMUNICATION With the -v-pr--id.nt
they htv'-u.t the faint'.-t notion 10 Nhat
he vii 10 ou has r-tiIru AMI they ray that
nothing vhai~y-r can - dome until
Mr. Roosevelt Suggest IONS arr fs--s.tvsri
Many "a tho present. Republican state
organization hAv" cTItici~-d Mr. kOo~~-
v-.t Tor commanding them "a 1864 and
los to npfnina'. tiov. Hugh..- aud ar.
sitll batter about %.
The democrats are ctiv~ly discussing
hear own future IA ih.. state Il . at
united thar James = Havens - HOches-
Ter. who def-at-d George " Aidrdge
Tor congress last week. viii have dele
ga'rS ~ The n~Nt Democratic state C,sL-
gent lon SUPPORT ing him for Gos~ruor
Democrats Sho --~fus,l 20 fhink thew
sneN what Wa going on safd that Mr.
Hearst will ran ara inh~GI-nd-nt candidate
Tor t'OV"rnOr and thai hi- name IN iIhsm
4 hi- friends that Mayor Gaynnr will
ls the Democratic csndisiai" In any
went Mr. Hearst ~ out To ds-t rs,y ,
harle- = Murphys leadership ~ Tam
many and 20 upset u possible Mr.
Murphy leadership Of the Democratic !
The Republicans admitted that they
were taking heart % hope because II Mr.
Hearst. Who however has not IN any way
his programme. Representa-
i've Sulzer was candidate for the nomi-
lation for Governor IN lsos al Buffalo
Re was beaten 10y John Boyd Thachsr.
hen Mayor 81 Albany. who promptly
'cstRnsd the nomination h~csiIse 81 his
opposition 90 Bryan's 10 to platform
hat year. The nomination then vent 10
n Thur - Porter - Matertown In
he Buffalo Convention ~ that year Rep
sentative Sulzer was a delegate from
New York city. Tammany knowing
Hr. Sulx~r's ambition. sdoptesl the unit
ule. and John e. Sheehan then d@pity
snder 81 Tammany. cast the los votes
wn vote. against Sulz~r end IN favor
Z Mayor Thacher For month Demo
rats mp the state have Teen WORKING
. bring about the nomination ~ Mr.
bal zer. s--peCtaily Democratic not favor
Ihls y" the domino t'Dn ~ Mr. Murphy
Inc shall I.Sok After the Immigrants:
ALRANT April "a senator Henry "
lili. chairman ~ the senate Finance Com
littee. told state Commissioner OF Labor
ohm Williams to-day that the Federal
ought 90 do something for
hs immigrant that " was not up t. the
tate 90 New York 20 assume the whole
Tor looking after the IN
OmnR Foreigners. Commissioner Will
lms appeared l@fOre the COMMITTEES 80
TRs favorable acton on tho hill 10 create
depart ment - industry and immigra-
On az Albany The bill carries an an
ropriatiOu - StO pD
.abbed WhSIr GrttIng . IIeense To We'd.
Nincen1o Costello. y years oil. who
esps a saloon ~ 22I Union avenue.