New-York tribune., 1910-02-18

rhen the organization In New York County
would have greater influence in tn. state
and national councils OF the party
Mr.. BOYLE is a resourcetul and tactful
man" said William Halptn. These are
t1Ist the qualities need in the future
when New York City and New York Coun-
tv will have a greater voice In the analrs
of the state and nation than they nave
had in the past
Addressing President Griscorn. judge " III
lam H. Wadhans said:
The selection OF Mr.. Boyle will bring 70
YOU. who hav. started by bringing our or
zanizs+ion in touch with the President OF
+be United, States and the Governor, an
sble assistant in the work you have mapped
out
Through Bronson Winthrop the committees
snnoiuted to confer with Governor Hughes
TO see how best the organization could as
sist him in carrying out his policies report
cd briefly that Mr. Griscom had been CHOSEN
as chairman that one meeting NTH tne
c>ovaruor had been held and progress vae
being made
On Recommendation Of the executive conf
rnittee the president was empowered 70
appoint committee to consider legisla-
ton In regard to the general and primary
elections law. This. committee Will pTooa-
bly, be about the same rs the one last year
of which Collin II. woodward was chair
man. 1t was stated that although 1t would
undoubtedly give special attention 70 the
question of direct primary legislation. as IL
did last year. it need not be considered as
in connict AZ all with the committee on
the Hughes policies,
committees of nine Of which Joseph
Iev.nsou is chairman. vas appointed TO
arrange for a dinner for Congressman Par
sons under the auspices Of the county COM
n1ittee as mark of its appreciation or
the work done by him president II IL
planned TO have the dinner on Iuesday.
March . On that night It is understood
President Taft will be here TO attend a
dinner of the international Peace Society.
and II is hoped that ne may be able 70
sreak at the Parsons dinner also.
The selection of a successor 20 James r
Sheffield as treasurer of the county COM
n7ittee Eas put off until the March meet
ing.
John Boyle. jr.. vas born in lreiano II
1876. nut came 70 this country with his
parents when eight years old He was
brought I'D in Washington, being educated
in the public schools and Columbian Uni
versity there. After being graduated from
the law school Mr. Boyle started the prac-
tice Of la in this city
In 1905 Mr. BOYLE began his political
activities as chairman Of the campaign
2ornnjrree for the 7th Assembly District of
the Jerome Nor1ina tors. A y.ar later he
held similar place with the Judiciary
Nonlinators
Bv reapportinnment Mr. Boyle was
thrown into the 18th Assembly District and
became an election district captain under
Ezra Prentice In fans Mfr. BOYLE was the
head Of the speakers bureau OF the Re-
ruhiicau County Committee He vas ap-
rointAd Chief Deputy Superintendent Of
elections under Superintendent Jearv on
January *, 1879,
Mr. Rovle was member OF the Tth Rezt-
nnent n G. y. Y. up 70 year ago, when
hs vas elected first lieutenant in the list
Re1in7ent He is now captain of Company
In addition TO being a member If the
Madison Sauar. Republican Club. the
eanization club of the 18th District Mr..
RovIe Is member Of the Republican Club
and the Army and Navy Club