The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-11
POLITICAL NOTES.

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written to President Taft protesting against
! I'll. appointment of L La Rue Monson of
| Nllliam-poTt Pa To he "A member OF tn"
| United States Commerce Court Mr. Mon
son was To have been tho candldat" Tor
Governor Ut the regular Democratic organi-
zation ~ the Key ,ron. state IN the recent
campaign. but withdrew his name the night
! before m" convention assembled ~ hien-
town. MIR MonSon has been recommended
Tor the appointment by Senator Boies Pen
! rose. Republican, ot Pennsylvania.
! thomas Shevlin. formerly Republican
national committeeman for Minnesota. ia
! asr"a' Trend OF Commodore =. 4 Benedict.
one oil the late President Gle, Glands warm
est friends New York State Democra
have always believed that The cleveland men
IN 1852 prevented Roswell y Flower nomi-
nation Tor Governor and IN fact all along
opposed hts political Advancement. iIst A.
they opposed the late David b. I'M
short 'im" ago, said Mr. Shevlin at
the Waldorf IN" other night. Il asked Com
mod"rs Ben.dict II h. hnew Roswell y.
Flower
"'Iou net did. said Commodore Rene
dict 4 was hi banking partner for many
/ wears When God made Flower he. mad.
his heart hr-'
Mr Shpvhu concluded from this that
while Mr. 'l.v"land', political friends may
hav" nppuse'i Flower, Commodore S"n.dicr
one of m" -'oIt.'-, cleveland men Ia his day
mad the fonde~t rcColl.'tiOh- ~ GOV Flower
from personal STANDPOINT
Spaakln Of Commodore, B-u-dn' - was
recalled that he is now ~. hal. and hearty
and takes the most iemp--tuOU- ocean
VOYAGES on hi- Yacht Oneida on which Mr.
- 80 1N~e-a s-<asgh sSx.!s --'~---
4 wear before IA" panic of 1907, Com
mo'ior. Ban"di"t tells his friends. I could
have sold NV plaC. at Greenwich for a
million dollars After Tho PAM" | couldn't
HAY" sold ~ for -rN oyster shells
Governor cleo John \ Dix Of New York
has douDl" \ short time az" . hen the
Albany home nf IN" Governor elect wa.
temporarily closed he and Mrs DIX stopped
over nIght Al the Ten Eyck Hotel in that
cuy IN" following morning hug" pack
ages containing fine Tatrn"nr var" delivered
~ their rooms addressed Ia Nj and MIR
John DIX. Hotel len Eyck Albany. y I"
tn" GoN"ruor-"l"ct and Mrs DiE wer.
puzzled. a. hey had rot ordered tho finary.
II turned ou' later hat tho beautiful things
belonged 10 John \. DlN. son Uf rhe late
Morgan DiN rector NJ Trinity church. New
York. and hi- bride. who were passing
through Albany on heir Wedding Journey
Ih" Governor elect - - and has been
happily married for score OF y"ar- The
'h"r John \ Dix - =.
The mails NJ TN. Two men also frequently
gar miN.i and The Governor elect laughed
he other night ~ h. thoughr OF IN. posi-
hIlstI"~ "f John Din son "i tho lat. rector
~ Trinity, rrCc,Ning ali sorts ~ applicn-
tons from Democrats for political prefer
mcn'
democratic national committeeman from
different S'at|- who haze been IN New ! ork
'ity have dis, used meeting he,w""n COY
Harmon and John Mclean IN Washington
several evenings az" MIR Mclean was
The Democratic 'auil,lH'" Tor Governor of
ONO IN l>'' and wa~ beaten ny 5p.pD plu-
rilitv hy 'hn lat. t'"o"I. II Nash Mr.
Mclean. along with Edward v Hanley,
Democratic stat" chairman Of ohio. and
'tl"" f"u"r.n., Democratic Lieutenant
Iov"rn"r-".""'. - a CANDIDATE" for nl'.i
states senator 10 succeed charles Dick,
Rep hhCau. who re'irrs on March 8 new
I"V Harmon according 70 the Demo-
cratic national committeeman who knew
of hts talk WITH MIR Mclean in Washington
declined :" express anN preference. what
ever ~ O." the UItei states ~.natorShip.
tlr~r h""au-.. the nr'.d states ton-ttrr-
non prov tt"~ that -h" LEGISLATORS Of the /
state hal .l",' nt"d States senators
and second h' ri-.. NATIONAL Democrats
Interested ~ toy iuriEpn'- fUtnr, tnsi--
that nothing shall be done which Will pre-
'luh" a united delegation of Democrats |
from ~" Bu"--va State tor Harmon N IA. !
national CoI.y" niI"u ol laIr
MAYOR Jam". :, pahlman ~ Omaha. |
Familiarity An"WU ~ toWrny Inn writing
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Wy ''"'hi- N''" an VERY n'h'h d'Sap- /
I'"'h'"i over my defeat 'pr ''"N"rnoT. and |,
"' '"a-"h 81 u wa lha' 10" MANY "l our /
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knew ~ Mavor pIutrran'- l,..fnr recalled
that col Hrvau ut- chic! hnrr.r IN Ne
ura~kl IN w." recent ,amun.Eu Ir"v All .
insisted that n Mu,o- prhlman controls '
tn" l'rw".rt S.L'.r orrlurJltsnu ia irl, ;
tot Hrvhu should mo- ur -"frr even ~ a .
dl~frlr' d"l"l:L'" y" 'h.' nI,luual convention /
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