New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-11
7. F. GRADY TO Retire
Senator SAYS He Will Refuse to
Take a denomination.
SEES GHOSTS IN CHAMBER
N;noritv Leader Expects to
Head the Eagles-"Allds
Trial Butchery."
,Py Telegraph to Tho Tribune J

~..s,. minority leader II the uppel
- n the Legislature, to-day an
...,.,.5 10 The Tribune correspondent
,,,,,c- mo circumstances would he b5
= ,,,l,li, life after next August He vii
=, On take a denomination at the end
-. ,~escnt term or Office. and says h.
= r~a,.ioed absolutely against any
...i-gerc, Of further office holding.
.-os, September 7 WAS elected vice
-. = The Fraternal order o.
L. n, said THAT Office carries
- q, the reversion 10 the office OF
--..,6,nt of the order next August.
r. Office is handsomely compensated.
=. .s.-ics obligations Of service to three
,.,.-s-ed thousand men; So. i'm placing
..,,,.elf in line Tor 81. you see have pro
- AGAINST any possibility Of a con-
..,-car..y of remaining IN public life"
.sbs said that senator Grady smiled.
- s..,,st-ess remembered his announce
=, nj 1915 and similar ones in pre-
,.e.rs that he intended 10 retire
-, che senate. IN which he has served
90 Iona
The Senate is not The same 20 me
AZ - - mann. - ,,,v
- friends are gone. only the Lieuten-
oio y &c.. - ,..,.,,,so pa,-is are loft
si-' ,,..,,s--..,, - conc Ellis
--,-,b IS gone. krum il gone and Par
fs cone Behind every chair there
-..-5s q ghost as I look around the
siaAos So. .bs, tho men who
- ,ref- uIaees have not been
nave ~, - sr5 hind e. me but
sl7-''''' - i..r,-o,,,a,
OIL o-a.
Il vas EVIDENT ''la' l-e ~ ''-i''7l "
survival II the oio 'luSl VI ''-''ie9 anu F"
little out q place IN me new flls an
sver 10 d question about 'ie a1' SO ''''
ity Of the adopioh OF nun A0' q
general Investigation O. re- wi
-uut.on showed Jhal
u CONSIDER SI'eaN'i " aus
;ion. that no Leelsi-'-i' si'o~'N
take an investigation 'I 'iie az
previous legislature d o'' '''' =
proper .n' hls arg u'll'i''s
weight 'thel"lst' '-e
year after your legislature ass''iii'i,.S
vii 6e. Wen uro1AeIs' "Ild' siia' u0
with The deeds ana ,harae'eis % our
brothers Who nave JUST pssstc "u'' pu'
ander conditions such as there are con-
fronting us Ho" Ii = necessary TO 90
something me IIopile'E Oh "i'o" "e
cannot deiena. YET me auN ls'i''ll'H %
which Is apparent
Take the Aids case Tor example. j
an free q" CONFESS lhal 1ia' Nas Ho' 60
much iriai as bo1'herE. me eNi-
oence was h.Hsl' ne STORY "i 'he a.
iegeo bribery nalcul"us- ct lhe l'eople
believed d. ana lie senate No'eu To
iIro' Alas "lI :" Z" =. can pr"l'iesH
mat hereafter Do" hlelilt-i ol me senate
~ Assembly VIII use ID MS pace ana
demand ilA ana ialr lnNesllga1i'h Al
the hands o. the entlre senate or entire
Assembly 49, me case may ne. me jury
De- Zoo mg ana ne "oas zoo unfair. hu'
-noeI me FURNISHINGS WY, 'eI'ai my
t'e me po'l. us lhNes'lea'i'h rather
nan h'-o every man Do Pa'i'' NE up 10
'.Haeiihal'oa.
senator 'raH> to-day IS li-e DIGEST
Aei'''f oi INC LeElslalure' p"'h III point
' s'' fI.e ai' ID -''il'-ii 'us SER zee ne
was f-ecied ia me Assembly u $50
ana ser'fa ta'fe Do iN'e ana iN'"- IN
- ne trsi went Z" The senate serving
slsH the following year. Then he was