The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-03
POLITICAL NOTES.

anca. the formsr looked upon ns q alraiaht.
out hsarst organization In New York ci'y
aud the latter 80 . sort Of Hsarsf annex
are spreading to oil tho bOrOunhs. Political
clulls representing these two organizations
ere bsins constantly organized. and tue
word has gone forth that they are TO pui
up night 81 che primaries next aeptem her
1 against the regular OrsaAizatiOns.
: The main nghta. q Was added are 10 be
: made in Manhattan aud Brooklyn boTOushs
, against tho Tammsny organization. Of
J which Charles p. Murphy " the head. and
against The Kings county DSmocratic
ore aniSaiiOn. OF which John o. MedO0ey
! h the chisi
Yes" aaid tammany man. "Haarnt
We are informed. n 10 make an especial
battle 81 the primaries againsf TammAny.
but In NV jUdgrneaf Hearst viii not carry
. single Assembly distrlci. 20"
Didn't hsarst'- Isa.OoO votes in New
lOrk CITY Tor Mayer last fall represent
anythinGs-
They represented jusI so many voisa
aud nothing more was The reply. and
those votes were more largely RspubllCan
, than Democratic. They represented to
very great extent Hear-i's strength with
the IewIah people OR the Fast side. most
OF whom are followers Of Mr. Hsarst
Primary contests are far dinsrent. ~
there are . thousand voters in an Assembly
district not mOrs than = hundred Of them
ecu u GOi TO the primaries. Votes a. the
psinaries Ina New York city represent tho
votes OF ofnceholCisrs. would-be ONCE
hSl'lerz and others Who are induced nv
various influences 10 attend thess primaries
bs~Ides. Tsmmsny and tho regular Demo-
cratic organizations 10 the other bOrOdahs
will have the inspaotO.s aud the police.
These and other facts lead me To bslIsvs
that The Hearst organizations Gill not
carry IN Assembly district iu 80 her New
York Ov Kiass county.
Mayor GaSnor n q number o, public ban.
dueia has walked over To the char occupied
bv Charles =. Murphy and shaken hands
with the TAmmany leader. The Mayor
has not done this o@tsnt ~ ioualy but quite
naturally. and this has Isd to . report in
TammAny circles that Chairman william
y. COansrs u The Democratic state CON-
mi'ise. and his friends have confirmed the
story on his visit 20 Mr. Gaynor shortly
afrsr election day lac, tall .aid to MIR
GAyuOr:
IT yOu have any dealings ~ith TammAny
Hall or desire 10 consult with any member
Of rAmmany consult with Charles p Muir /
ply. The leader. and do no, have any GO
bstwesna
Shortly after thar visit Chairman Ton. |
nerH remarked I believe II vas my advice |
which has led the Mayor 10 talk personally |
with Mr.. Murphy and not with Daniel D. !
Cohalau. and u Z have accomplished moth
ing else have certainly accomplished |
that
Mayor Oavuor. the TAmmanv People |
point out. has not been ~ unkind 70 the
Nixwsm az . good many psOpie predicted,
and they 60 On Ia cav ths, a political or
ssniZaiion IL made vary much stronger
bv host OF smaller places than by half q
dozen 5sE sppS.s' sn=a.s A. she Ease
stands up TO the present time the following
appointments bv the Mayor arc looked
npon a. utterly friendly 70 TammAnv
charles ". HYDE. city Chamberlain
Michael 4 Drummond. Commissioners
NJ Chartttes
Frsnk Goodwin. Deputy Commissioned
William L. sinBO,t. Deputy Commis.
William Wright. Deputy Commissioner
antonio HS'Ari'a. member Of Board Of
,TSmasl Prince. Deputy Commissioner
,Jec.ph johnson. Deputy Commissioner
khinslandsr. Waldo. Fire Commissioner.
lnsm = 9aher. Police Commissioner.
innate
Associate J,sSSce William " Moodv of
he supreme Court Of the UnItsd states.
appointed ia IS0s. has b~en seriously ~ for
he last tNo years 4
II Congress and the Isx.lau,rss OF all
he states would adjourn for two wears
AID Democratic Ia wyer Of more than u-IaI &
ROM neDce. this great country 81 ours
ould get On ,iS feet again The German
m Def or sstd several Years ago that he
'eheVed Legislators should pass special e1- :
'minstions 50 thai they would b~ able to
iscuss from . nrac',csl and common s.ns~
'andpO'n' 'he gres' business problems OF =
heir countries
Ibis applies 20 me vAsr nisj otitv Of our ! f,
Attonal aud state legislators tho have not
he fain'sat conception OF a practical buSi-
ess problem nor OF the =. lenif H. financial I a
elattons governing the great development .
' our 'Oun'ry Take for IhsTan.e sons Of
he man on "Ur Pubhc servi,. Commits 7
ions 1hsv are compelled 10 confront IN. y
r"a'esi railroad problems Of the sGe. and
'"s' 81 them are lawyer Take a railroad
lsn aud Nhst does he know shout tho /,
rOfsssiOn OF the law NOu might - we'll 1,
DpoiL' commission Of railroad Ia.n 20 Of
repArs . new Co.ie ~ ,iNil pro"ed"rs oT a
AXE them mrin's-r- o. he Supreme CouTt. 3
- Appellate courts aud III. supreme Court a
the United Sts'e- Zach shoemaker 20
i own Iasj. sav Our Public service =.
lie Interstate Conmrr,.
ommissiOn and all Cabinet Ofr".rs sud
hers having 10 do With the great pro,,- =,
M looking 10 'he development OF eur :.
'untrN should he fnads up ~ bushes. n
an and business neH alone Is
MANY Ne~ York stat. Democrat. con-
nue 10 urge that former Supreme Court ',
Isii"e Dead Herri-k ~ Albany. IN. ir
ndidsie for Governor IN 1909 shouId u
lcceed william = Conners Of Buffalo ss
iaiTman Of The democratic STATE COM r.
utse Fe~ Democrats Of 'his dav msy "a
call the fact. bat Judge H.rrick came va ~
u hin one vote twiON NJ betng sisct.A v"