The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-01

WANTED ~ ROOM 2I2
Al STOP NJ the rumor flashed that
Murphy and his cabinet had agreed with
ih. upstate leaders on slate to De
presented William ". Farley Of Bng-
hamton Jumped on The 81 a 80 and yelled
Thomas = Conway
Then a minute later
MIR. Conway l. wanted in Room 22
AT the Seneca
Room 2I2 was whrr" Murphy and the
party bosslets were comforting. " was
said that Conway was wanted because
he had been picked a. a candidate for
Lieutenant Governor
At SIS T. NJ. the delegates heard that
Room u? had finally got together "a a
slate and John A Dix Of Albany. the state
chairman. was TO head the ticket. Word
came to the Hotel Seneca that Dix said
he did not want the nomination but that
b. would take It Il III" party needed him
in this crisis II was generally known
that his desire was to remhIn az the head
of the state COMMITTEES. and run the cam
paign Mr. Dix has ideas IL his own
about campaign direction. Conway. "A
lesser known man, il "A Clinton county
In wyer who has been in the minds Of the
a.
to pnt ON tia, ticket II Gaynor would
have accepted Conway was Ia have been
named either a. Lieutenant Governor
or Secretary IT state,
That room at the seneca was a matter
81 tense interest to the delegates III
2I2 didnt nam. a ticket there was a chance
Of further zesslons and ~ another day
Iire-ome speculation. The delegates were
getting tired They wanted one chance
for n grand hurrah and then Tor home
Nobody IN tue secret had appeared M
the convsntio ion hsll al SD p. NJ. but the
delegates and spectators were showing
more spirit than at the previogs sessions
They applauded the band. they caused
bushes OF pride to appear in the cheeks
Of minor leaders by clapping hands when
these small iish swan in.
There was one question repeatedly
asked IN the confabs Of delegates going
on all over the floor Of the convention:
Would Murphy let the full list Of candle
dat ~. fifteen az least come before the con-
vention for IA free for all scrap That
is in case it was decided after all nof to
hold together on Dix and Conway. Most
Of the delegates figured that Murphy
would do no such thing and that the
convent ION formalitIes would he held up
mil thu Tammanv chief and his small
grouo az adviser. had persuaded or
Torc.d ,h.. ,n-S,a,s Leaders TO come o.
.a,h.,r and ,o,n TamnAny In ure.entinR
,,n, name Ia the convention.
| $500
Az $50 p. NJ. there came nash from
the Hotel seneca that Champaign" was
Il -.
being drunk IN room 2l2 TO the success
OF this ticket
Governor John A ~ Albany.
| L'eutenant-''oVernor Thomas p ton
way, .'h,"n ,,.u .,. ,,,.
S"tnp'roneI n r. w M ,"n.s,.
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| Treasurer John J kennedy. Buralo
| ACKNOWLEDGEMENT IhoEAs = Carmudy
Yates
state Engineer -John bensel. Nov
>orN
vs." 'S'e 'ulHe o,ii, y. VIVA"
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everybody III nv ne' an" i,,
pTS-u OF ''N'
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Nh"heHe' ,ner" va s'''u' ~ w ''"'',
no"r me u-'esa'"S anu
70 theF iee' En- o'up'ro'e' rie'"'r', y
we've '~u-eu ",,e W ~
,ho ,,r,.r,,,n followsd by A tail rI
Kings county Statesmen. got the d"ie
gates worked up and then gave them the
laugh
state Committeeman Billy Farley oi
Bnghamton came IN al y y VI
The ticket IL all straight now. hat the
second place said Farley They haven Z
decided ON Conway ah=oimsly They r.
waiting to get talk with James ,
Ravens
Would Ravens consent tn take ~eCun,
place afi.r hiz night for head 81 he Jickrt >
he Wa~ asked
That's what the leaders are trying :,
find out sAd Farley
Tn. impression was pretty genera a
pIOp VI that II the leaders did not show
mn pr.tty -oou aTnbIIlanc.- would haVs
to ue called Ia the convention hall. which
although uR. ~ poorly Ventiis'rd Fiy,
| thousand closely packed people. half 81
them -mokIng. were Whaling the Az
Also n VA. getting hn' a. the dickens
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