The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-30

vita uueh aaissuanas q wtn Insure thslr honesty.
and psOvtdlng ne asosssary uns and sgal
marhiaaES - insure ne ehOics q majority Of
the VO,sFa being respected and sutorcsa 10
coavsauoaa ~ eOmml''ses.'
The Democrats who organized the
Home Rule movement and their broth-
ron who brought the Democratic State
League into life were vel kn0wn repre-
sentatives Of their party and their dec
laratiOns were entitled to weight and
20 the fullest consideration.
Recurring 10 the criticisms of the
newspaper on the conduct Of the Demo-
cratic State organisation, especially in
reference 20 the deeds done al the Car
negie Hall convention. the following Ia
from the Albany Argus:
1t bA lime wien strife. dlssaaoa and dhl-
cord among DOmocrais should be avoided and ne
rlrUumspsc,ion and to Do nothing which uII mar
Democratic prospects OF aid he Rspubheans.
The Carnegie HAN convsntlon Of Aprtl. ipns
after i,s ARBITRARY and hlsh hahded unssaiing Of
duiy siecisd delegates procceded 10 choose BY
BLANKET rssalutioa ,coatTsEy 10 riEh, 40 prece-
donn ths members Of the DemocFsuc State con-
mitiee TIE eject Of his Infamous procedure
was tWoAuad:
u made hos Stats cOmmltiesmen Who had
bscn honestly chosen BY their several ssnass d.
iricn and we're permitted 10 retain their seats
bsnsAcanss Of special privilege rather than rep.
rossntatives Of NE party voters rights Asa IN
numerous cases u substituted iar TIE lawful
rholce Of ne Democrats Of q senate district men
destitute Of claim save that Of the strong hand
and without die 10 NJ - stats committeeman
save that Of might makes right
There appear % ~ roll Of ne Democratic
stats COMMITTEES the fOIlouiuG Who wsFs sO' he
chO,cs OF ihs Democrats Of the senate dlsutca
wh1ch they purpou TO represent
Secoad IosHFH CASSIDY In place Of HNnhsaT
s HAHvET
-blrd. JoES ~ DElASET In place Of n. ,.
cusMTSos
FOurA, WILLIAM p MCGUIRE In place Of >.
" WEnsHR.
nm. wuII,n = DOvrA In Dlaes Of T ?.
wooAN
a1h. THOMAS BrnNEs In plars Of ~ 2.
BUTtSR
seventh. N T NSAaurH in place Of p ~.
Mor,hHNN
nghrh wulI,N ?. DOTLH In place Of Jon
l.. SuEA.
SIssnh. BAur DUSS In place Of MAUHIcs
FuarREHsos
Seventeenth. > SaAOEAST ChaM In plAcs Of
THOMAS RUsn
Twenty ssv.nSh. CEoEuE n Vas vAIHEs.
hUpoH In place Of wuLI,N D. BnUMRhH.
ThIy itlrd. WILLIAM n. CAAERoa IN place
Of ioHN ASbEFsos. ~.
thirty hfih. cMAGIss y PUu1ER Ia place Of
CHAnNa r. NOHAn
thirty SIAN. HsaEI s PArTnS In place Of
Joss W. PorTVR.
Porasth wnlIlN p HAsSpa IN place Of
CAAhLEs ,. RArrIOAS
Finisss. HKSHT PrRaA an 10 place Of JAnns
SMITH. IN.
Fif'y arst rBonAa p HEFyHHSAs In plass Of
I,sSs D. PESNErT
4 total Of slAieen seats Think of IL one
ihird Of the total COMMITTEES membsrshtD o. nfty-
one lawicssly and arbitrarily ssiortssi without re-
gard 10 ne results 81 the nsmospuc primaries
10 ne several Ssnats districts.-
For the honor Of the State. with no
desire 10 NEEDLE in the fractional differ
ences Of the Democrats, and recalling
that at Carnegie Hall in April iOOs, for
the first time In the history Of the Demo-
cratic organization Of New York right
fully eleCted State committeeman were
displaced, we read with exceeding graft
iiCaiiOn the announcement that at the
Democratic State convention 70 be held
in the fall the Empire State b not to be
disgraoed again in that fashion. All
rightfully elected State Committeeman
are TO represent the constituents Of the
senate districts which elect them.
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