The sun., 1910-06-05

Rh4t year a. hocheatef Nelkuer AArs wv
mOdy nor Mr., .Bnlger Soi thu poninatiOn.
Democratic State committeemeh Who we're
a the Hoffman House on Thursday recalled.
and they added that Mr.. Carmody had not
I since even been heard Of aud the Last hasgd
of Mr.. Bulger before he attended the mast-
| iRg OF the Democratic State comm&oeo n
the Holman House on Thursday waa hh
overwhelming defeat for the Assembly "
the OsSegO district BY Thaddeus Q. Swest-
| ih iaoe.
An sorts Of stories have been told ~ b
how JOtham p. Aids. tho Republican sena-
I tor Tor the ThiTty-sevsnth New YORK dis-
irict. came To be seiected a. President pra
TEN. Of the senate. only 70 hs brouahi iHAo-l
the limsllGhi by Dem C0nger OF tho Forty
! iirst district. with he eyentual result that.-
both Aids and CNnger we're compelled 70
resign In order 10 escape expulsion. The
following Ia stated 10 he the correct version
by Republicans EhO sald they couli have
no motive for oOnceainE the facts: ~ .
Returning from the funeral of senator
John Paines. who vas President pro tern.
for years. thsra we're on ehe train Lieut.
Gov. Horace White. Chairman Timothy L,
Woodruff OF the Republican state commit
/ tee and other Republicans. Even then w
was known that Mr. Allds was a candidNts
for senator Raincss place, Mr.. Wits
declared against Aids, NE. woodruff did.
likewise and 20 also did william Barnps,.o
.lr.. and he othsn. Apparently the fate.
OF AIR. Aids was settled
AlliS learned Of this opposition aud
visited the Lieutenant Governor at Syra-
cuse. ull 10 no purpose, slr White refusinL
- Withdraw his Imposition. Mr.. WOodrtTif'
came ON To New Work and learned that
. =. a. 81
I ternih dlstrift Was oH' spoken In his adj
! vOcacy Of NT Allds Later on Mr.. Wood
run Wss sWitch- over 10 Aids. and II then
turned out thai ne Na- ready 70 cOinride
with senator Agnsw, Wherenpon the lRftsr
disclaimed having favored Alh.s. iheH
followed lively scene the nsmOries Of
which ~'ill IinSer '
! The Democrats accustomed 10 talk ma
tlOnal pOlitc~ irr vou that col Henry
Natter-On and Mf Wryan do not favor the
nomination tor President in Ial2 Of 6ov.
Harnaa OF Ohio. even iI the Governor ~
reslssts.' next ialL WAtterspn amt BryaR'
uniting IN the opinion thai Harmon is q
splendid man. but a. the Aliorney -Genernl
h. Cleyclaud's Cabinet he would be a Norhr
braten man than Alton 70. Parker In io0a
Rryan was added Il fhe muhient fAR0ia
Representative Champ Ciark Of Missouri.
l the nemocrptir leader ~ tte minority insf
/ the House og Representative . .F.
EAOrts have been made 10 induce Dryan.
and Col. WattersOn 70 take up ex-GOy.
Folk Of Missouri, whose Presidential boom
was turned on az a dinner in ~. Louis last
week. IN to the present moment foik'a
/ friends have not been Eucccasfui bsnause
Of the Democratic insistenre that n vas
, Folks administration as ChinS EKaruttre
Z - .
/ for practically turning the state oYer W The
/ Republicans.
The following j. a COPY Of q letter sent
/ the other day by Republican friend ~. !.
william barnes. Jr.. Of Albany: -
! Eplcte,us in one Of his human mgnents
\ said. A table without wine is a nanaer.'
/ you invite the Governor t0 dine with you. d.
Z and when YOU get 20 the subject % direct
n@Inin1tions and the disposition OF nlni.fH
and other ElRdistOFs Of refotm 70 give the
party ifs final stab. ask him " he ever beard
Of the contention between tho eiephant
and dragon. qpoted IN Pttly. VIA, Lhs-
sucked hts blood 20 iorg tlii he fell down
dead upon the dragon and killed him with tbe
fall. ~ both were ruined. s.- ..
For hundred years Governors % Ohio.
did not have the power u veto. The statH
Nas admitted IN Isge. Only within the
| last seven years have these Governors. of
the Buckeye state had the power Of veto
/ Patterson, Harris. Herrick and Hsrmop.
f Patterson did not live 10 exercise the power
/ Harris avoided Il and onFy Herrick aud
[ Harmon Rrasped the tremendous poNen h
Of the veto This power. Repuhlln$sz-
and Democrats Of the state nov pOint out.
brought with it great responsibilities. -1lue
: az Whieh hurt hfFriek and some ut which
are said 10 he hurting Harmon, notably
D laffaF nf a the sunday hnarnTH
/ playing hill Ohio u baseball mad
Personal friends Of Attorney General
wickersham in New York city are clrculat-
ing a suggestion 70 the eject that stranger
things have happened than hp nom ination'
for President in 1872. One ~ these friends.
who rather criticised the AttOrney-tieneral
for his recent course toward The Western
railrOa ds telling Mr. WiCkersham that he
Vas losing HIS Eastern friends b. reported
10 have yot this reply grom the Attorney
For every friend IN ne East lose ara
making three IN the West
The New YORK Democratic state organiza-
ton in selecting John t DIX for state
chairman did 90 with the full know tedgs
that nix bohed Hearst los Ooyarhu 10
iwN
Hearst said one of the Desnocratia Ststs.
committeeman. won't sail into Bix very
nsch tor the reason that the Democrats
uiI return the FIRE by calling attention o.
Hearst = holt ~ Bryan in iulS, and a -
faf greater disloyaliy " bolt a President
than 10 bait Governor
The ioah birthday 0f HOrhiio seymour vas
Celpbrated in Ution last Tuesday. seymour
vas i've times the DemOcrntC CandidatR
for Governor Of the state. iie was defeated
in 1850. 1854 and 1864. bnt Was elected IN "
iss2 aud 1882 In 1895 he aa- nominated h
for the Presidency and carried the state
against Gen. Grant only four gears after the
war.