The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-20

VokedP SIMPLY for the reason that 'oi
Bryan In the recent campaign in Nebrask,
bolted janice {. pahlnian. tho regular
Democratic candidate for Governor OF
Nebraska In tho discussion over the
matter there was no contention but thai
Col. BRYAN had q right TO favo" his ovn
special candidate for tinted states senator
hut the declaration was firmly made that
col bryan. nominated by tho Democratic
national conventions for President three
times ~ tho regular candidate OF the ma
tioral Democracy. violated u cardinal
| principle of Democracy when h. hol'aSi
Dahlman's nomination for Governor thr
regularly nominated candidate OF h,s pay
roi bryan. II was furthermore rrcounted
not only bolted Dahlman but mad. speeches
against Dahlman.
! cowboy Jim. Dahlman as he .is famil-
, iarly known west Of the Missouri River. for
! a dozen years was tho mos; ardent BRAN
admirer in that territory Al ~ho attended
the Democratic national convention Of isos
will remember Coxboy linn a. the dele
gate for the Sixth district OF Nebraska who
after the Sterling Morton delegates had been
( pitched out entered the convention hall o.
Chicago madly waving the Brran banner.
tie has been waving the Bryan banner ever
since. and matter OF fac, ~ INTENSE vas
mis- loyalty aud admiration FOR Bryan thai
dangerous from a physical standpoint for
any criti" OF Bryan To -prnk beior" Dahl
man
Tn. term OF william Blrnes Jr "a Sur
veyor of the Port Of Albany expires in
February. MIR Barnes. IL u learned
- not an applicant for reipponimsn, a.
Surveyor OF the Port OF Albany. and Il
was added that hs will no, turn over his
hand TO secure his rchpponfmsnt. On
the other hand it wos -tlted with equal
emphasis that Represent alive George
Southwtrk of the Albany district u con
suited On the appointment will >ionly
recommend the re,rpoint nient of Mr..
Barnes.
| Leading Democratic LAWYERS connected
with the New York State "rganiZati on.
II was learned. have made n thorough e'-
animation since election day of the Inn
portant places put into the civil service by
Coy. Hughes Several OF tines. Democratic
lawyers bring out that under the statute
II in entirely within the discretion of he
Governor Ia enlarge or reduce the list of
employees in the Albany departments in
he civil service classification The stat.
civil Service Com miss.on consists % ;hrse
commissioners appointed by the Governor.
to he confirmed by the senate. md not
more than Two OF them shall be adheren-s
Of the same political party The term
nj he com mi ssioners ~ not fixed ny statute
Each receives a salary OF 81. Goa u year and
necessary travelling expenses The pros
ent comni ssioners are John T. Kraft
- 1901. aud Charles r Miiiiken. Carsnda =
qua. appointed June /. 1903 and Rosro.
G. l.. Brown. Brooklyn. appointed January
Is 1905. Republicans
senator Beveridse since his deGea' for
reelection has told his New YORK CITY friends
hat he is to return to the practice Of the
law The Fairbanks -iiemcnway Wat son
Republicans Of Indiana through their rep
resent atives. who have been IN town since
election day. insist they are to capture
the Beveridge machine IN he Hooscr
state and come 70 the front in 1871? III.
anti Beveridge and the ant-FAirbanks-
Hrmenway- Watson Republicans Of tho
state assert independently tina, IN 1917
tho Fairbanks machine will be a. badly
beaten aa the Beveridxc machine vas
beaten on election day
Roger e sullivan. Democratic na.ionai
committeeman for Illinois. IL once more
In control in Chicago. and NJ Sullivan :
friends at the Hotel Belmont the other
night averrcd that without doub' Mr.
sullivan would he ono of the mos
powerful Democrats in he Damocrn-Ic
national convention Of 1912 Mr. Suliiy an
has always been a conservative. bur moi a
rractionary. In former national onvcn-
lions OF hrs parry. Democrats are nov
recalling. he has been especially friendly
! with James " GuiTey Demo, ratio nation !
+ commit ccman for Pennsylvania and with
tho Democrats 81 New York N"v Jersey
and Connecticut.
! Indiana Democrats. DISCUSSING in New
York city the other night The selection OF
John " Kern TO be nited States senator
to succeed senator Bev-ridg- on March e
next. said they all hoped go be in the senate
! Chamber whom MIR Kern was sworn in 80
that they could observe MIR hcrn = culi-a que
senator BENJAMIN = Shively. escort Mr.
| Kern before the president of the Senats to
take the oath OF onic" Scnito- Shivcy
had a very sore foot. or toe TIC In llama
[ Democrats could scarcely remember whi,h
during the recent camDaign in In.liara
nd took no part in IL.
! For that matter these Hoo.'c- Democrr' =
/ hav" indulg-d IN many pieasan;ri.s over
IN" attacks Of MIR Kern on senator Shiy"ly
growing our Of the fact that Shiv-ly last
/ wear beat Kern for the Srnatorship q, ihc
tim" that senator Hemenway va - lie
! suppIanteI by % Democrat, The INDIANA
newspapers were rlas'erri. u VAS rcmer,-
bored with Mr.. kern's attacks ON Mr.
! ShiV-ly and the alleged H"tho - by which
! Mr. Shiv-v beat him There il cons!dcrn-
: HE curiosity among tho Indiana Democrats
a. 20 how Mr. Shivcly and Mr. Kern ut.I
get along a. IN" Democratic nited states
senators for the state
Still II /. recalled that John Spoon.r
Republican. in IN" closing years of MS
, career A. I nitei States Senator for Wiscon-
-In. very Rraciously escorted senator la
! folleite down the aisle OF tho Senat. at ,he
time that MIR La Folie''S took the oaii Of
! o'Tire to ucrssd Senator Qua~'rs
LETTER POSTAGE.