The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-31
GRADY DETERMINED TO FIGHT
VIZ wskE va FFFORT FOR
PE,CE WgTH va RPM.
Already There Are runners Wf an >nii-
Murphy Alliance NJ \ibans >r~
Names Heard in the seaatorship Talk
Van SAINT, cord of FRO, One ef Them.


Van SAINT, cord % rrsy On~ ef Them.
Il il all OF The final efforts Of the
many years friendly in every way to
Charles r. Murphy and senator Thomas
=. Grady To bring the two men together
failed last night There il now a com
plete severance Of tn. relations. political
and social. between Mr. Murphy and Mr.
Grady
From young men Murphy and Grady
have been on the most intimate terms
The Democrats who attempted 10 bring
abo,it a reconciliation yesterday SAID
last night after all Efforts had failed that
it was with genuine regret that they were
compelled To make the announcement
Eariy in the day these Democrats had
talks with senator Grady and urged him
to call upon Mr.. Murphy and ascertain Il
a better understanding could not be
reached
No. Senator Grady would not ga He
said he felr that he had been very badly
treated. that hs had been told hv Mr.
Murphy and Others that he was I" h.
president pro tenn of the state Senate.
that With Mr. Murphy h. had discussed
procedure al Albanv and suddenly. with
ont substantial reasons. buI on IN. adj
vic,. Of Gov. DIX and Nlayor Gavnor
Mr. Murphy had informed him that he
was not 10 he president pro tenn "f tn"
Senate. buI thar the place ~a- Ia go To
Senator Robert r Wagner Young
man who had only serV I'D four v" ars NJ
Albany. while all told senator Grady
had fought Tammany's ba;'lss for over a
quarter of century.
The peac-maksr> then visited Mr.
Murphy and suggested TO him that he
send for Senator Grady and hav. talk
50 that the relations Of lifetini" might
not be severed No, Mr. Murphy would
not send for Mr.. Grady. and declared thar
Mr.. Grady should not he President pro
tenn. Of The Senat. Mr. Murphy added
that IN. incident was closed.
Democrats fully acquainted with the
facts remarked that the only reason
Mr. Murphy mad turned senator Grady
aside for leader II the majority IN ~.
state Senata al Albany was b-caus. of
the pr.ssur. brought IN bear upon hun
by Gov. DIX and Mavor Gaynor
For several days ther. hav" been
whispers among Democratic senators.
some Tammanv men and some Kings
county Democrats To the effect thar Il
Senator Grady II not elected President
pro TEN. of the State senate he will
Brackett and other Republicans. together
with independent Democratic Senators
from M state. looking to the rejection
OF all legislation which may Inc Of personal
benefit to Mr. Murphy or Mr. Mur, hys
friends
The story further was that there ar.
seven Democratic Senators out Of the
thirty elected on election day who hav.
already become FESTIVE under the DONNA
ton of Mr Murphy and that inasmrch
a. 1t will take twenty-siN votes in m"
Senate To- pass legislation for the majority
IL world be very easy under present
conditions to block legislation favorable
To Mr. Murphy and Mr. Nurphv'S friends
This story gained cr.,i-nc- among Ger
tain Kings county Democratic Senators
last night.
Senator GRADY speaking for himself
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