The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-23
BOON SIBERIAN FOR SENATE
MAYOR ~ HRMANNOF BrFFiLO
CONES or FOR MN.
Prominent Bura Democrats Also sup
port His Candidacy -TwoNe~spaper~.
the "ENprrs,'' ami ''tommerrial.' -
Advocate HIS Election to the senate.

Advocate HIS Election tn the senate.
RurrAIo, Dec. - Mayor Fuhrmann
came on. for William +. SheehHn for
United States senator to-day in this brief
statement:
1T is true that I am in favor % the
election of William r Sheehan for United
States Senator. and am one Of n number
who are cooperating in movement
in his favor | could do no less for "a
| Buffalo man"
Then the Mayor said. MIR Conners
is IN. best friend have IN Buffalo This
last was IN reply To a question whether
or not Fuhrmann and Corners had split
In political circles here u IL said that
Mayor Fuhrmann II taking the Sheehan
! opportunity To get hack ON friendly terms
with County Chairman William j Fltz-
patrick The split with Fitzpatrick oc-
CURED last spring when Fuhrmann refused
/ to appoint DIR Frederick NJ Boyle. Fitz-
patr,ck man. TAI bc Health Commissioner
: Conners was with the Mayor at that time
and he is now seeking by means Of a John
Do. inquiry to connect Boyle with ballot
! box stuffing case in the last primaries.
! Commenting editorially on the Sheehan
! boom for Senator. the Express to-day says
! Il is for him irrespective OF party because
western New York should have n man
| in the senate and because he was born
/ in this city and would presumably do
what he could for Bnffalo's interests,
The Erprsss does not say Sheehan Is the
TYNE Of progressive IL would like To 80"
IN ,b, senate. but that he is better than
Shepard.
The Commercial says: MIR. Sheehan $
legislative experience, his wide knowi-
edge of men and affairs. his ability and
Astounding energy would max" him very
influential representative OF the state
and Buffalo would feel that II had a claim
ON his interest and Affection
William r. Shsehan received last night
r-cr, D.nocraric friends and others IN
| Run slo this letter urging MN 10 become
A candidate for United states senator.
I The list II names signed 10 me letter IN
GUIDES every living Democratic Mayor OF
B,ISalo and many Democratic citizens
Identified with the business interests OF
the city of which Mr. Shcehan was a resi-
dent from boyhood.
Al YOUR old friends and neighhors We
re gren ,ly interested In The favorable con-
alteration which II being given 70 your
ma m. IN connection with the hiied states
S.nn,orship We find no expression from
Won a. 10 whether YOU would be willlnR 10
rrrnter tn. public service
"a. arAreciate that you devoted many
Of tho best years OF your hf" to the puohc
s.ryiC. 40 he expense Of your professional
advancement We are proud oil the POSITION
which You have attained in your pro-
f..ston SIncs your retirement from public
lifs Ne feel that yo'! shc::id heed call
a. ~. hitch once Of SenA tor OF the nited
states representing tho imperial Statc OF
New York and We earnrstiy arg" mat
Won indicate your willingness 10 Renter the
publ,o service IN that ca pncity
While r-any OF rs have at times differed
rom YOU on political measures we have
,.ve, ooub,rd your integrity OF prrpos"
,rd hay, always had 'hs Highest rcgHr.
90, ~. lcaI and efficiency which you dis
ria we'd N the performance OF your pubic
duties
Clehn and UPRIGHT both IN private and
t-hlir NE nd VIZ. . record OF hohorAt"
90, .~,,.r, r,,h,ic service. We Zee! hat yoG
49,. admirably qualified FOR ;he sena io's"'
.. and the reorl- * voHr native ci'y
a u f..! pride IN AcD!A!mirS you 90 IL"
r,,,-,,,r,,t- senator Of New Iork Very
,--.v yoyr- I. = Fuhrmahn. Mayor
Adam sx Mayor Conrad bichI. eh-NhF"F'
carries bishop, eN-NhNor. W ff'."F.
8 n..-, l. Ir-.r. EDWIN q = Miller - hhr!"s
y It.arl.y. Henry L-licr Edward |. ko"hs.
I-,ns /. Bhpst Edward Cnatsw"r'h.
S.vuo.r " Knox. carl =. NA"h"M"r.
t!,vsra B.kcr John Hughes. {
,,.,r H,rh"r- = R--~.l. Thorlss u lock
wood spencer tNn'oE. Matthias tohT.
Moses shire. William y. itoyt and othe-s
Nj Sheehau SAID am now :'rfAaI.r
, ,,d,d,t.. for lu..sd ~:a's~ Scra'Or 20
",,c|..d Mr. p"p-w II elected | VA. do
NV Utmost to represent tn" state AT Wa-H-
.nston -, -,
Ia'ter. Is son " ~" IA" phH'"' .oc@
= FH.aE a
no late UanIa. Manning. VIZ -"tisHor'h +,
vs. formerly NarroCratlr hal:'EaI. " n" 4,
-o,lntv -o'u'-..''"" u E:!" lnf I'~N:l' q
,,-ornav. AIr Bah"r "a postmaster y
s'.ralo 'lnd"r pr"-iden; ."N"!AHi ann
NJ RIs-el. Ea- chairman " N" Eo'h'-t"r
Invention which nominated Governor /
si.Ct DIX. !
III" Tarnmany Hal! general comr'!tt"" Z
Il ,ne fu'e"ntE Assembly iis'T;,t mas
,dop,ai unanimously a resolution 'avpr-
~ In. scl.-tior 4 J sergeant ran: a. 3
T'nt,el states senator lanes fagan.
leader o., the i,-'r,ct. beaded III" move
men, Cor Mr. ,rarl
I, .Sa- AID b.. srl.rCl- { Supreme Court
I-..iC. James " Gerard and y Daii"!
, 'onaIg,. that they were working s'"dd'iy
10 hmm, abo,:; her election 20 the mite!
states --na'"T-tiP.
There. ar. TWO committees, or" headed
~ Iohn - CrlmmIn- IN S"% orr cTintE
and the other lr,i by former Mayor
Dn-i A Body and H"ru'n \. Ni"'2
and other Broo-lvn D"moCrats. "orH!rS
80 brlng about tn" -"i."'lon ~ Edward VI.
shepard for United states senator
.Jnhu II A!c' oo.J. pcn:oCrl'lc loader OF
ktrg- county reiterated last rhi ms
-taramen, to the .sy.,'' that n. did not b-'-
lev. th. seven Democratic ~end 'ore-"'"C'
and .ey.nr.ar U.r,,ocrarIC ACCOMPLISHMENT
el.ct for ,h.. county would Caucus on tn"
nlted states ~-natorship Unit! the night
before tn. Join, caucus 81 the Legislature
which viii f1.. held at Albany on January Il.
Charles Murphy. who IL u very gen,
orally accepted III Democratic circles VIII
nave great II not entirely "nectlv" ihHh-
.nra with tn. tx.ntv Democratic S"na-
'ors-el.ct and fifty Acknowledgement ei"c' IN
New York city. again told hi- friends that
ne would express no preference" ior nit'"
States senator Dns Of Mr.. Murphy
friends remarked 4,
Tn" chief is like wooden Indian an
the sUbjsc'