New-York tribune., 1910-12-10
EAGER ONES DELUCE DIX
Applications for Jobs by Thou
sands in Hands of Gov.-Elect.
WILL SPEND A WEEK HERE
cohalan's Friends Push Boom
for Observation-Disclosures
Advice To Be Sought.

r-ove-no--elect Dix is expected To arrive
,,y4he cirv this morning 10 spend "eeh-
He has come TO keep number or soci4a
e,gaSe-,ents which have been piling "p
100 election. but he has serious business
In mind as well
In the eight DAYS that the Governor-elect
ill sreud here he hopes to settle many OF
-he questions OF patronage. which nave al-
ready reached the stage OF VeXafion- froo-
erlv never before have the applications for
,obs from an incoming state adminlstra-
ZION been so numerous. 1t Is said theF
oor-t I'D in the thousands, and every aI-
rllcant believes that he should be cohslo-
90 above all others for the particular Job
he Is seeking
When state Chairman Huppuch went
hack 10 Albany the other night he took
v,th him big batch Of such applications
,e,ded over TO him by Charles F. Murphy
ard Others who are supposed TO have in
ererce with the incoming Governor These
.,71f-ations were given TO Mr. Dix and he
1es been going over them the last few
oavs He will be in a position 70 take them
I'D next week
The question as TO who shall be selected
20 succeed Senator Depew in the tinted
States Senate is one that VIII receive the
most serious consideration al the confer
ences planned for next week The situa-
zion has become so complicated. however,
that il is not likely a solution Of the prob
lem will be reached prior 10 the opening OF
the Legislature
Many friends Of Daniel F. Cohalan. the
chief adviser Of Nj Murphy, are trying 10
na-s,1ade him that he should become an ac-
7i7-e candidate for the place. 1hey say
that Tammany Hall is as much entitled 10
t+ as snv other part OF the state oTganlza-
non and believe that Mr. Murphy would De
willing 70 throw his influence IN FAVOR OF
NJ CobaIa- if the latter should become an
active candidate
.,o,tar subject that will come in for
.or7e serious discussion viii be the man 70
name for president pro TEN Of the Senate
So far as Tanmany Hall is concerned the
,,nes-ion is settled as Mr.. Murphy is de-
-errnined. il is said that the place shall go
:. Senator Grady Friends of Mr.. Dix say.
,.-.--e~ that the CiovernoT-elect is much
o,-osa5 70 nlacirg Senator Grady in such
,ror7inenr place and will protest vigor-
o,,s,,- against the programme mapped out
tv Nr Murphy
NJ Dix plans 10 have a private talk with
Sfsvor Gaynor regarding the various prob
lens before him. as he values the Mayor
advice on such matters. II is possible that
This meeting may be arranged for this
afternoon. but II was said that il could not
H. settled in advance of the arrival in the
city Of Mr.. Dix II is probable that the
talk will be postponed until next week
,-ne Governor-elect also wants TO talk with
Yhe Mayor about changes in the charter
that will be made by the incoming Legis-
lature-
Mr.. Dix is TO attend two dinners tonight,
that OF the Democratic Merchants Asso-
ciation at the Astor and that Of the Gene
see Society at the Waldorf He Is TO be
Ire guest of honor at al least three large
dinners next week and also has several
z5rivate dinner engagements.
State Chairman Huppuch viii also be In
the city this afternoon and viii remain as
long as possible to-take part in the patron
age conferences