The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-10
WHAT DEMOCRAT FOR SENATE?
J;Ih NOH or tRkER. OBRIFN
>UFptRD t\D OSBORNE.
me ~" FIRST Named "a, The, re Too
Ru,, injection TO shepard John 4.
Na.nn to Irt an ASSEMBLE, .Iol, n. \.
,on.rr,smrn Not for Champ C,arh

ye-'sr1,v Pew knew until they had
cad ,rr morning newspapers that
p.rlr,.-a'r senate and Democratic
,.-arr IS had hern elected and that
he Democrats could elect q United States
senator 20 -ucceed Chauncev VI Depaw.
sho.. 'o-rn expires March J. 1911 Charles
Murphy and his friends were a. Def
uoutrr and Mr. Murphy made il known
MAJ wlrl.. considerable gossip had been
,tar'ai a. 20 m" s,iccessor OF senator
p-r.w he greatest care and manv con-
situations were to pr-cei., the selection
Nlo-r NJ the gossip Yesterday mentioned
Alton n ParSer. Morgan O'Brien.
D-,adv H+rrick and Edward VI shepard
Jmdg. Parker said without the slightest
rs-.rya THAT n. could not he considered
a. caniida'" for senator Depew's place
and explained that he could no, AFFORD 10
give up his law practice to accep, even 50
high a pubhc offics ~ tni'ed States
senator Morgan ! O'Brien told his
trends ,h. same Then here WI. men
ION of John Stanchfieid. tn" Demo-
cratic candidate for Governor m IgOn. but
Mr. Stluyhisd also - busy man and II
was al-p suggested thai IN. fact that
zinc. Mr. Stanchield's partner. Frederick
collin. had been elected Associate Judge
" tn" court VI Appeals IL might ne a.
well To Iook elsewhere for a senator
objections were mad. To Mr. shepard
prominent democrats assorted IN the
ground that Mr. shepard. n Brook iyn's
J to raI.d upon Al n meeting OF the Demo
,ra'r STATE league in carnegie Hall
J GurIng n" campaign 10 criiici-e the
domination Of John Delanv. Tammany-
rsnditn'a for supreme Court Justice
and to declare for his opponent. Edward
Whitney Then 700 there was mention
~ Thomas VI Osborne for United states
senator and It was added that Mr. Os-
uoru- might have considerable upstate
sgpuori The caucus will not ne hel a
unfi tho middle o! January
There was plenty of goss,p - he effect
tina. senator Thomas r. GRADY. because
of Ms long service A. leader nf the minority
u IN upper hotls.. at Albany. may n.
s-tected ~ president pro tenn. and that
Dame" y Frishie OF - hoharie. for several
YEAR leader OF the Democratic minority
= he Assembly. may h. made SPEAKER
'n succeed James " WadsDoT-n. Jr
Inc democrats at Delmnnrco's then took
up the possibilities for IN" places now
n.id by Lafayette r. Gleason. clerk Of
'r- senate. and Ray X. SMITH. l"rN Of
the Assembly. The general op.nion WAS
mat John \ Mason. secretary 81 the
Democratic state committee may he
elected for either place.
Mr.. Murphy told his friends thar many
s,rl@cts OF vast importance We're to cons.
3 within the next month or two. \
Uenncratic senator ana Democratic
ts."lnhlvman must lie selected to pre-
pare direct nominatio bills TO carry out
''- plank OF the Rochester state con-
EsLtfln calling for State wide primaries
s'i 'hr personal registration throughout
'rS "nfire State. During the campaign
no direct nominations issue which mad
aRtared the Republicans for two years
mad ueen almost IL not entirely lost sight
The Republican, AT Saratoga unocr
,a' Roosevelt left this vexed question
ru 'T" Legislature. hut inasmuch IN.
Democrats are TO lie in control al Albany
hey are now called upon 10 attack the
problem Then too u Democratic mem
r.r ~ The House of Representatives from
New YORK city must u" selected o pre-
par" amendments To IN" wooiIen and
cotton goods schedules Of the ildrlch
Pavre hill and possibly 10 IN" schedules
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