The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-14
SENA1ORSHIP TABLE TALK
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tRiu'S HOf 81
Z shaiar Ai>o . ss.~st Nothins Decisive
Abeut Depe~'> >cccr..or Arrts Ell ~
Grad, fi>inE . % senate Csmuiitte~>
Rush TO the tNil ~~rsir shelter.

frr,lIy afternoon Governor elect ana Mr.
Dix. Charles B Murphy. Daniel
'ohalan and others After The luncheon
th. meu discussed tn. Democrat!c
situation IA the Stat, and III" prob
l-ms confronting 'h- parry and great
deal was SAID a5our the kind ot Dem"
rfat who should succeed Mr Depe~
b After talk lasting until nearly s o CLOCK
The Um'ed States Ssnatorship Was IN the
AR. a. u has been. and IL was stated again
hat the Democratic choice ~ill not h..
known until the JOINT caucus oi the Leg
I.larir. - ended at ALBANY early in Janu.
ary
] Governor~slsct Dix. IL was stated
took IA. ground yesterday that the voters
ii the State were looking for the election
~ IN" highest type 81 Democrat for
s-n4,or and thai everything aho'ild he
don" :" inspire confidence IN the party
and 10 encourage Republicans Who voted
Ii" Democratic State ticker on election
day "a remain with the party. MIR Dix
suggested no name for United States
senator. lie gave las views as 20 the
Twp" Of Democrat Ia lee selected and
rested with that
MIR Murphy had very little 10 say He
"arrIeI out his reputation as q good
listener He had no criticism 10 pass on
either AIr Shepard OF William r Sheelan
u any other possiols candidate whose
name Sas mentioned. But he believed
that the Democratic Seiators-elect and
| the Democratic Assem- DIV men elect pre-
, ferr-d 70 await further Developments.
Mr CuIIalan and Mr. Cram. 10 is stated.
have morc or less emphatic views as TO
'he various candidates Who have been
mentioned for United States Senator.
bur a. InilIn8Ies q Mr. Murphy they went
rather slow in expressing them. lt was
harmed that MIR Cram favored a pro-
nounC-d organization Democrat for
senator
And ~ was stated that Senator sullivan
has notified Mr.. Murphy that he will not
go into u CAUCUS At ALBANY which con-
templates he nomination Of Sir Shepard
and 'har som. southern tier Democrats.
lnchdins senator John I. Murraugh Of
Fimirs and the Democratic A--emblymen
nf that senate district. are opposed to
Mr. Sh-rard Mavor Gaynor. however.
~ et-adfa-r IN his advocacy Of Mr.
Shepard IL cam. out that Andrew
Mclean. editor Of the BROOKLYN CH',.r.
! believes that the seven Senators and the
4
elected bv The Democrats should go into
'he caucus az Albany solid for Mr.
Shepard. Also II WAS stated that Demo
cratic SENATORS and Democratic Assem-
bivm-n from III. western part Of the State
favor the election of Mr. Shepard. Again
Mr. Shepard, speech in New York county
favor,ug the -leciIon Of Supr.m. Court
Justice Edward b. Whitney over John
Z \ nal Ia.
ranklr. With some of Mr. Murphy'- ad.
vt--rs. These matters were dl-cu ---d
without the slightest feeling Yesterday.
and u Wa s.ald hat Yesterday Discussion
/ was no. 20 b.' taken final
Before attending the Cram uInc neon
| MIR Murphy talked with many upstate
Democrats AT IN. temporary headquarters
~ Tamrnany Hail Democratic Star. com.
hlr'... headquarters. | West rhirfy-fourth
street Patrick T. Mc''ab. 90 Albany had
a -horr talk and will hav. longer one
later on Mr N,1 'ai,.- announced rhst W..
vii rf.-..n' contests from III. second ana
Third dI-trr,'- - Alhauv 10 the Assembly
COMMITTEE. In puf"-J- Par II The THIRD
- district L. III the DIt.pt Water I-t Pei ~
'I uHIh..r'" wa- t'.f"a'.d IA The S.-.pud
district Nv fnr'v-'hr"" Tni.- al! 1nnu
h"uuv uf he. Thru district Ma defeated
Nv ~ 'tg's+- Iis 'fIt's'-' III '1s' 'fIti
HI-'II,' = - he. BTUIgh' On The. ,-harg..
'ni' there w-r.. fraud IN some II tho
river words In lha' par IL tn- Ih,rri
Assembly distract that i IA IN" cilv -
MI'-Tyi -' Kenny Ro' the Hearst Iud"r-.-
men and 'h.' ,UHt'-- - sea- ham J. .tn
ih.. charg. that M. Heart ballots Ca-r
',r l.in were o.,,H'.-l for hI~ R..pub liCan
'pIS,u.-n'
Ih. Wil.am Barr-- Ir Republicans e
Albany county hold .Abpui tr Dia' ia
Ia.
N't ali" SAID >Iih N" Utmost CandUr
hat 'h-. I.-f...,rar- Il Albany county
wan'"d thu.- place SEVERAL dav- ago
how-I-r 'h.. sat. iIvII Service. CON
mission uiI' about hftv - these place. IN
h. lass ;i.-l service
Tho IE.rnu'rGt- including Nr Murphy
WEIR. very greatly Interested IN the. ',pli-
come. ~ 'h. meeting 81 'h- STAG. I IvII
~-rN TO-. tOInni-SIpn - D." held IN This
''Ity Tomorrow They have information
- 'h.. IN, ha' about every man. woman
and ohlI ~ rh. Albany DEPARTMENTS
has made Application ~ h.' PIT forth
with. certainly before January l. ia tn.
classified service Democrats say that
the commission pat many Republicans
into the classlii,-! service Just prior Io
h. State elections of les? aud 1915. IN
which two campaigns III" Republicans
feared defeat
Dr. John p Bush DEMOCRATIC Assem-
blyrnan for thsmIng. who was Speaker
Of the Assembly IN 1899 came down 10
zee what his chances y. ere for r....l..ci ion
but 'hsy seem - he slim. for he general
-'a'.m.n' wa. mad. To hin that Assembly
man Daniel - Fri-bi. 81 Schohari.
" hp has b..-n minority leader for ssy .ral
v-ars ~ TO b-' promoted tO IL. Speaker
4 cry went NJ Yesterday from Lb.rno-
cratic Senators elect and ACKNOWLEDGMENT
.."c' from mp stat" Tor K'rod places on
committees The up-Stat" b-fno"ratIC
Senator'S Interested are Frank lin -
I.Dp--S eli of Hyd. Park. William T.
FI-rD Of CarskiIi. Lauren II White. Of
D..lanson ! Harv.v F"rrI- - Utica
John r Nh laugh Of Elnirs. Robert n
GitTins 81 Niagara FaIls Frank VI LOOMS
SaTnu.l i Ransparg-r ir.'..i'-rt.-dI and
G-orR. * Burd 81 BIfaio Their. ar.
'hirrv-fv. up-Stat" D.mocraiI" Asssrn-
-jlvrn.n alrO Interested ~ getting good
COMMITTEE. as-gnmanf-
Governor -elec' DIX aud his military
-..crr'arv CAV. st'.nri ion Yesterday TO IN.
-..l.cIIon from the National Guard Of
aids 10 the Adjutsni General In mill
'ary circles these aids known a- The
squads Their" are sixteen of Them.
MaIor- Captain and Ii.ut-nan'- Their
chi"' dtIfI"- are 80 brCom. -vOop should
"r"h iud'.r na--..- of gold braid and not
20 frii. over The. swords
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