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June ~. two days hsfore ne eIisasSdinafy-
SESSION of the lesislaiurs conveued by
,,oysrnor HuGhcs - 10 meet. and take
hand In tho dirvc, nominaiions melee. pre-
sumably in favor Of Governor huEhe-'s
Green HinmAn BAN
Governor HuGhes Il hs reintroduees 10
he Approaching extraordinary session Of
The Legislature recommendations for hi.
IDEAS Of direct nominations BIZ Nill esiab-
lish a very dangerous pFecedsni Tor fu'ure
Governors Moreover. should ths Gov
sruor mention thts subject of direct nom
nations In hi message 10 the extraordinary
session Of the Legislature he y ~ ior smother
generation fasten The boss system on the
Empire state like begets ike. and smaller
bosses are ths natural fruit Of The bigger
hO-.es when Governor hugAps first went
to Albany hs AnnonRced and reiterated the
announcement that he vouid lake no part
IN legislative matters beyond the usual
recommendations which under the Consti-
tuition he vas entitled 10 make 10 the Legis-
Ature q may be said that the Governor
Hrs, faIl from grace. his hrst departure
from Lis constitutional ground, Nas several
months ago when In an authorized state /
ment he favored the election of senator |
Harvey y Hinman a. president pro f'm of
the senate The Governors heyt slip vas
when hs practically declared In a message !
to the Legislature In The closing hours Of
the last regular session tha' he could nO' /
approve Of the Meade-Philiips blll Il II came !
20 him
Sometime. an Inclined to think that the
Governor by unconscious assimilation has I
become a boss Of bosses u Is matter Of |
absolute history that tho Governor was
nominated IN 1878 and renomiuAtsd In ISos I
ny the e,pres- command Of the greatest boss .
the Republican nA'ional patty has ever had. !
uho IL about 10 return 20 these shores I
There 10 no mistake In this statement. and ,
there can he no dkPute over il. Those two
Republican state cohTentions did not favor
the nomination or the denomination Of Mr.. /
HuRhes This statement cannot be refuted
Incidentally. all being fully aware Of the
facts. what would have become Of Mr.
Hughss's aspirations for the Governorship
had the system of direct nominations. such
a. he advocates, heen In operation In 1893 and
ipds' Has he repeuted accepting the nom
nation and the denomination by the State
system Has he seen its evils !
concerning HIMSELF
Contrary % tho general understanding. /
a great majority of the bills containing 1
Governor HuRh~s's recommendations was
passed by the legislative session Just ad- f,
lourned This has heen the case ell through /
the Governor four years Al Albany New
srthsless the State has been turned upside /
down BY ferocious Republican iaCtional
rlamor T.s, me sAy In conclusion that the
Boss ~ Bosses Who commanded the Gov
srnors two nominations. and the minor
bosses. Who obeyed the Boss of Rossss. are
not changed to-day from what they Were In
1919 and ioOs Their speech s the same,
their conduct the same. and their IDEAS Of
polticai party discipline are the same
Who has changed 5 J. T.
NEW loEE. June /.
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