The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-30
Murphy's Effort 10 Get the
Leaders Together a
Failure.
MAY NAME TICKET HIMSELF
Justice 6erards and ]. A. BenseRs
Names Buzzed About
Hearst Likes Gerard.

hoeneater-Tnmmant Leader rem
tho other Leaders mat He WIN eaD.
pert the Man They Seieet-Fhey
Mako an Intellectual AtsemVs %
Erect . Chsiee OsboFne WILING 20
support shepard and shepard .Wsn-
Ing 20 Return the Compliment MIR.
ply Serves Notice That No May Pick
the Ticket himself To-day-VIrss
Days Proeeedings-Jud PARKER
sets the Pace MIG Tammaay Parade.
ROCHESTER,. Sept. 3s.-All In confusion
still in the choice Of candidates by the
Democratic State convention. After the
adjournment Of the first session to-day
there were many conferences between
Charles p. Murphy and the other leaders
To try to select q candidate for Governor
who would be acceptable 10 all sections
Of the State. Nothing. however. has
been decided upon. and the race for the
nomination IL just as open as u has been
since Mayor Gaynor made IL clear that
he would not take the nomination even
10 IL should he rendered to him.
After the adjournment to-day NJ,
Murphy. who has behind him enough
votes To control the convention. sent
for the upstate leaders and told them
that he had no candidate 90 his own.
but that IL was their duty, IL they wished
for the nomina ton Of one Of their 1nen.
l a
candidate.
The leaders promised to do 50. hut up
Ia midnight they had not settled upon .
candidate, and the likelihood IL that
before the reassemhling o. the conven-
tion MIR Murphy. as he threatened last
night will make up a ticket of his own
and present IL to the Convention To-
morrow afternoon.
The situation was well sized up by Mr.
Murphy when he said to one % his callers:
i don wish 20 dictate to the conven-
ton or to suggest any candidate for
Governor who will not lie acceptable 10
all parts of the State. and all I ask IL that
you fellows get together and try TO agree
upon some man that we can support
But there was no getting together
business. Every one of the nearly score
OF candidates Who are in the field for tire
nomination are holding fast and insist
ing on IN" presentation 81 their names
20 the convention. and II the situation
existing here tonight continues until tho
resumption 81 the convention Tomorrow
u looks ~ though the convention would
last for n week. provided the supporters
Of thes. many candidates have their way
aud are allowed 20 submit 20 the conven-
tiou the names 81 their favorite sons.
NrRrHV WIN NOT VAR.
There will I've no such nonsense Mr.
Murphy made u known that he will Wait
until Tomorrow morning for the sugges-
ton To him and Other leaders from the
lower part of the State Of n candidate
upon which ~ -ry drlegat. to the con-
veniion could agree and that n The
strife between the many aspirAnts for the
nomination was not settled before the
convention met again he would he pre-
par'-i to name a candidate
A. Their. seems no possibility of an
agreement being reached among the
leaders of the up-Starers tine interest
here tonight centred m the man that
Mr.. Murphy might support Mr. Murphy
has admittedly ?I5 votes Of the 22s needed
for u ma jority and he will have no dim
Guilty IN getting the few extra votes re-
auired Co give him the controlling vote.
He will name the candidates for all places
on the ticket but he IL anxious 10 name
only men who will h. looked upon as
representa- tive candidates.
This II not a year. he said in which
the certain chances ~ Democratic Sic
cess ought TO ne spoiled by individual
preferences. BY that | mean men sho'il'
he named who will have the support of
the party in all parts % the State But
the trouble N that the leaders do not
seem tn show q disposition 90 get together.
Most % them seem In have a partic,ila-
candidate % their own and they ara
20 let 60 ~ those candidates.
Mr.. Murphy intimafed very clearly.
however. that when the convention meets
again tomorrow the name ~ only one
man will be submitted. and II was learned
from those who could speak for him that
: hai candidate will he one to be selected
by himself Mr.. Murphy ~ urging
:, rongiy a change in the situation exist
ing to-nighi. where 80 many candidates
and their boomers are working for the
with never a one willing 20
give wsy in the Interest 81 another.
The ressIh II " ali - n snEss1 s';'is..cn
that no one can see the outcome Of
! eaferu who under ordinary ctrcum-
~ anc.a would b. In a position 10 know
how things were going frankly confessed
tonight that everyt hing Was IN the air
ard that they did not 500 how the situa-
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