The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-30
GRADY CONIRADICIS MURPHY
NFi\S TO 49, SFNaTF IFiDFR
or RISE FRFF Ii\CE.
Never Said tie Didnr Want the Prr~,sienr,
PRO TEN. Ds~s Want d Could he
Troublesome. aud fri~aas hspe fer
Peace thairm anshi,,> I.rU in the Air,


Troublesome. aud fri~uss hspe fer
Peace Chairma nship> I.rU In the Air.
Senator Thomas ,. Grady, Tammany,
of the Fourteenth district issued n state
ment yesterday which il in direct CON
tradiciiun % the statement issu-d 10y
Charles +. Murphy. Tammany's chief
tain. at Murray Hill Lyceum "Wednesday
evening 1t has to do with the con-
versati ions between Mr.. Murphy and Mr..
Grady concerning the presidency pro TEN.
OF the State Senate, which carries with
it the leadership Of the majority in the
upper chamber at Albany for two years
from January /. Mr.. Murphy in his state
ment recoun'ed Senat or Grady objection
two years ago. and again this year. to a
rem ON ina ton to the Senate. which was
not needed. and Mr.. Grsdy's election 20
the presidency OF the Order OF Eagles.
the duties OF which would take up a
great deal OF his time
Only Yesterday said Mr.. Murphy.
he called upon me and said that he would
not Consent to accept any position IN the
Senate which would take up all OF his time
or make any serious inroads on his health.
The Senator stated that the obligations
which he had assumed would not IN honor
permit any such action on his part.
Senator Grady. al the ONCE Of the
Ia gle~. A. West Forty second street.
;..,,r,, ,h. foIloxing stat.msn, vest erSiay
afternoon.
.n ,.,,,tr ,h,t NJ Mummy never
uttered or authori,.d III. statement that I
SAID that I would not consent To accept
any position in IN. senate which would
take up all Of my time. Tor the all -nnicient
reason ths' s"'h r's''"'-"' WYNN w
"pso'h'ty "h'tnr
- . ,.,.r,.,, ,,u,a b.. my 81, 20
,.,,.,, d.,I,ra,,,, moi only "a Air Nurphy
but to a number of gentlemen promin-n,
IN Democratic circles and - we'll To a mum
Der OF my colleagues. thar after having
been honorrd consistently anu unanimously
SIX times ny my nTmo'rN
VI NV o., ,...,,,.r, 80 ,.m,
",,,id M, a,a ,ould NOT nov xh., my
Marty as-oc,a,.~ ar. IN m. majority consen,
10 acc.p, any other position than the one
for which had had their unsolicited sup
port since 1859 lhat j. NV atht"he no"
ana VIII DC 10 'h" emo
~. n.,,,.,., 80. 49,.
IN The m,nor,,y IN ,h. sen.,. OF l,II and IaI.
,h.r. would he no great contest A. to who
would ne the Democratic floor leader
Thi. is the only statement have 20 max"
beyond the Dositis" assurance thAt nave
not the slightest MENTION 10 re,IFh ''o" me
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