The sun., 1910-02-20

Ihe Republican ma joTity Of 81 for 1916
does not. In the estimation of politicians
INDICATE that the Democrats will have much
OF chance next winter 20 elect a United
States Senator.
Tax Commissioner Charles J. Mccormack:
has resigned az chairman OF the Richmond
BorouOh Democratic general committee,
and Eugene Lamb Richards has been
elected in his place James j. Hasson.
secretary to Commissioner Mccormack,
resigned as secretary of the committee.
John Minnahan succeeds him. These resiR-
nations were said to be In accord with the
wishes OF Mayor Gsynor.
The United States senate is made up At
present OF 90 Republicans and s3 Demo-
Gratis. giving the Republicans 2s majority
| The terms OF "a Republicans and Dsino-
Gratis expire March 3. 1911. as follows:
| Nelson W. Aldrich. Republican. Rhode
ls lslfnnai ni present Legislature on joint ballot.
Albert ]. Beveridge, Republican. Indiana:
present legislature on joint ballot. 10
lot. 1872 Republican. :!
Elmer J, Bur<ett. Republican. Nebraska:
P%Sesens legislature on joint ballot, 4S
Julius C. Burrows. Republican. AIichi-
gan; present Legislature on Joint ballot.
A1o ncpuDNCLn
Thomas X. Carter, Republican. Mon
Republican. '"'AV "e''o''
Moses Z. CIspp. Republican. Minnesota:
p,SSssn,ns pnSs, Legislature on joint ballot. % Re-
Clarence D. Clark, Republican. Wyoming:
DDs,IG DIess,ent Legislature on Joint ballot, ss Re-
Charles. A. .Culbsrson. Democrat, Texas
present % legislature on joint ballot 1872
John v: Daniel. Democrat, Virginia:
Democrats. .E'
:. ChaunOey NJ. Depew. Republican, New
boIk; present Legislature on joint ballot. 81
Charles Dick, Republican. OHIO; present
Henry A. du Popt, Republican, Della
ware; present Legislature on Joint ballot,
Frank p. Flint. Republican. California;
RrsSent Legislature on joint ballot. 90
James B. Frazier. Democrat. Tennessee;
cratic.
Eugene Hale, Republican, Maine; present
Legislature ON joint ballot. % Republican.
John Kesn, Republican. New Jersey:
present Legislature on joint ballot, 81 Re-
Robert NJ. La IFollette. Republican. Wis
consin present Legislature on Joint ballot,
Henry Cabot Lodge. Republican. Mas.a-
~ Present Legislature on joint ballot
: Porter ]. Mccumber. Republican. North
nsESta; ~ PRESENT Legislature on Joint ballot.
HeTnandO ID, Money. Democrat. AIissis-
,.ppl present Legislature on joint ballot.
George s, Nixon. Republican. Nevada
present Legislature on Joint ballot. rs Demo-
George T. Oliver. Republican, PennsyI- ,
vsnls present Legislature ON joint ballot. +,
Carroll 3. Page. Republican. Vermont:
? Legislature on Joint ballot, Is4 Re-
Samuel II. Piles. Republican. Washing.
on; present Legislature on Joint ballot. i5I {
Isidor, Raynsr, Democrat. Maryland:
present Legislature on joint ballot. 81 Dem
Nathsn B. Scott. Republican. West VIZ a
= INA: n preeent Legislature on joint ballot. $
George Sutherland. Republican. Utah;
Legislature ON joint ballot. 50 Re
James. p. Taliaferro, Democrat. Florida:
resent Legislature on joint ballot. 100 Dem 9
william Warner. Republican. Missouri. a
resent Legislature on Joint ballot. Dem y
cratic. y
In the States OF Indiana. Nebraska, Ne o
ada and Missouri while the retiring SEN !, y
tors are Republicans the presest Legisls-
ures sre Democratic. =,
In the states OF Florida and Mississippi e,
'e present Legislatures are unanimously c,
'emocratic. dI
In Noo,r.., IN. noot,-i.o,,. tn
hey have what IL known as a Horace h,
reeley shine. and just how IL comes about
lat these bootblacks ever know anything
bout Horace Greeley does not appear. n
Horace Greeley shine in fact l. no shine ne
all. 10 Is penalty shine. consisting Of hs
lick and threat: that 20. the members ca
this bootblacks' union give a dab or two
hAnN han al
oing any further. and any objection Is nv
ct by refusal TO continue the shine until
10 10 cents is forthcoming. IL there is an
ter refusal to pay the 10 cents the boot 90
ack declines to go on with his work, and to
. patron must seek a non-union worker .
go unshined. IL he does seek a non-union he
orker the union bootblacks pelt him with tb'
ud ana raise great hullabaloo. ru
II is well known by old residents OF Nav ha
'rk city that Horace Grseley's boots were at
yer shined. Greeley died in 1872 i'm ,
after his defeat for the Presi- "a
ncy by Gen. Grant. and IL is a mystery
w these bootblacks OF Montreal nearly ga
rty years -afterward have seized upon Tn
eeieys no shine habit as part OF the car
menclature OF their trade. Of
There is a political mystery concerning dis
'yor Gaynor's first campaign for Supreme wh
urt Justice in the old Second judicial thi
e'N'' Nhtcu VOmprlsou the counties OF wv
suffolk. Kings. Queens, West- ,
ester. Orange. Rockland. Putnam and drs
tchess and that part OF New York countv c 8
neHed taken from. Westchester county. the
Is mystery has never been cleared up. ma
iaynor was q fushion candidate aRainst / by
omas +. Pearsall, the Democratic candI- n
=. 1t was necessary In those DAYS for poh
yor Gaynor. as the candidate OF the goo
ionlsts for supreme Court Justice 70 l.
ID out paster ballots. and all told the re- the
site number was about $50 900 TO cover and and
the territory In the judicial district r.
work Of printing these paster ballots n.
alling them to the registered voters B a
the dlstrict was entrusted to a firm An ano
v York engaged In that business.
ohm ii. McCOoey, the present Demo. w
Ito leader OF Kings county. was then TSs
tstant Postmaster OF Brooklyn uud.r up.
second Cleveland administratIon The
'ut $4,000 envelopes bearing ON the out- aim
} In the LEFT hand corner the name Of tabl
J, Gaynor with the regular posta 20 o1, told
red were received several days before one
tion day at the Brooklyn Post once he Y
" were sent through the mail ht ,ha "s. "os.