The sun., 1910-05-27
STATE COMMITTEE JUNE 2
ELECTED DELEG NOT TO BE
THROWN or ar CONTENTION
ConRers and Murphy Agreed Also That
state COmmilteemen selected BY
the Districts shall Ne allowed 20
ser,e -IDlN sull slated Tor Chairman.

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the Districts shall Ne allowed 70
/ serNe-DtN stIl slated fer Chairman.
! Chairman William J. Conners Of the
/ Democratic State committee issued from
| the Waldorf Astoria last night tho long
eHpected call for the meeting Ot the Dem
| c. attic State committee at which his
Successor j. 90 be elected The COM
mittee IL To meet at the Hoffman House
az noon on Thursday next. June ? IL
was said last night by friends Of Chairman
COnnArs and intimates of Charles Y.
Murphy. leader Of Tammany. that the
programme agreed upon AZ Albany at
the last meeting of the committee that
John 4. Dix i to succeed Mr. Conner-
will h. carried out
Mr.. Connsrs and Mr Murphy have been
together a good deal of late The differ
ences which existed between them before
the last meeting Of the State committee
held at Albany on February - and tbs
friction subsequent 90 that meeting have
apparently disappeared. Mr. Conners
after his retirement a. chairman = "a
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from the Forty eighth Senate district
which he now represents on the committee
Mr.. Mn-9hy i 90 ba reelected State COM
mittseman for tho Fourteenth senate
district which he now represents
As q result 81 the recent Confabula tons
between Mr. Conners and Mr.. Murphy u
was announced last night that a. the State
convention which ~ 10 assemble m the
fall 10 nominate a State ticket all right
fully elected delegates will be seated
and no riRhtfully elected State committee
man will be- Displaced: that there ~ 20 be
no repetition Il the scenes, spoken 81 as
riotOus az the time. that marked the un-
seating % delegates tO the Buffalo con-
ventiOn Of 1910 aud the unseating OF
delegates aud the displacement Of right
fully elected State committeeman AZ the
Carnegie Hall convention Of April IS.
IaOs The action u the Carnegie Hall
convention ~ that year was immedi-
ately followed by the organization oi ths
Home Rule Democracy at Utica on April
-. This Home Rule convention was at
tended by all the delegates and state
committeeman from upstate districts
Who had been displaced IN the Carnegie
Hall convention. and a direct result
vas that a. the State convention held
AZ Rochester on September 10 Il that year
riEhtfully elected delegates were seated
But the State committeeman who had
been unlawfully put m by the Carnegie
Hall convention werC not displaced the
reason given being that they had hccn
seated for two years
Al Rochester Tor the first time IN many
Year, Democratic committee on con
tested seats announced that there were
20 contests This action was taken az
the request of William }. Bryan, con
veyed 10 Chairman Conner and Mr.
Murphy by Norman r. Mack. national
committeeman. Bryan being the can.
didafs Tor President Mr. Gunner~ and
Mr. Murphy smiled at the time but uh~yed
Rryan'- request though recalling that
Rryan IN the July preC-ding had com
manied the COMMITTEES on crri' ntiai- IN
the Denver convention Ia throw uut Iul
james VI Gui-y of P-nn-ylvania a.
national committeeman Tor the state
when N ~ he % delegates from Penn
svlyana had voted 10 reelect Guf-y
The attitude ~ the home rIle move
ment organized ~ Utica Was indutsed
~ Sarat1ga september ~. 1879 hv the
Democratic state League which tn ltz
platform Il principles declared among
other things for the Necessary tim. aud
legal machinery 10 insure the choice
Of = ma lority II the voters being respected
and enforced IN conventions and com
mittsee
Il WIS mrde known last night by those
directly Interested that the Democrats
Of the upstate Senate districts who for
two years have been represented by state
committeeman placed over them by Mr.
COnners and Mr. Murphy IN the Carnegie
Hall convention and not elected by them
selves have already begun the contests
which Willelect other State committeeman.