The sun., 1910-05-22
PAlEHISG "a q PRIMARY BILL
,'iH 1rrIil az SCNITORS TAIN
:VN+ffl GOT. HUBHRs.
Tfs, WHl Not "a, lIsS Var tbe GOvsrnSv
AN Gn Tssar,i a CewUTSmis" Wiii
'ssa1,'rit 4 frsisslilon pSSaay. when
H'Nh;hIh.s rsARH WI Ilc Held

ILe,sg NAy u no committee -
'Dree S.paflrs uIp"d ~ 'hs neDrhlican
a,Hsl- II R0pnhlican S,rat1rs IN Friday
o. nj ru0'i" npof shAiority Leader Cobb Hn'l
S4fatsr', Ai'sels ana Hnman - tnlk cnFn-
g. irap,>.' with a3av ilughs.~ On urinary
r'H-r' hnd ~ mr. SESSION with 'he
I.srrnpr t6,day II Was ueithar a -uc-
~ - nos "a filvr7. 'hr committee agreed
afuar 'lc sonfab vas over. but n" pr"-
II hainarv tor .anOtbrr session with ths
Guveruui morrow ~ Monday when
tlps prnr.oasai nut.Aitnta Tor tho Human
G-sa ao-ra allSd 'ArNrt nomination. Jil.
IN " d-sss'd w and s'ihrri''ad Tor 'hn
U.v"rnyr 0nal yes ~ no
PtJ.bh N" mod interesting Il not
ayll-lus iucideut ~ ~" auampt of ths
frand- "a Mnyrity i.aarlar Cobb's con-
phALA biu. Witch hNs baen amcndcd "a
pr5Vidr f6r tho direct primary choosing
" eandid.rul Tor ,l'a Legislature and for
Ctnfulss. vas ths wall that came to-day
frPgn q puu,hsr Of Now York State Repre-
~a4taiive- IN Cnnu"-- after y became
rimor9d about t'At thero was pOssi-
bglltyng Gov Hughea aussing 70 Ma iority
IsxsleS Cobh's blL
sANsrAl C1uEr4u-rnaR sent rush de-
sIairlVs y AhRriy. pleading that they
s.Vhrainnfsj fruu' d'a Trovtsions Of any
direct nomi1aiiopS measure that might
d" axrcnd ,ln6u Tliay wars for primary
V'tsrn thsN T.lints-l cut. - long as Il did
not LS,sf hem, hut when the primary
r,lo,ners %" nm ~ pro, lido tor tho direct
'tuTnihliioH 20 CrngreSsmsn AZ n. pri-
rari'.~ tho, Thought the height Of folly
ad lren ruachsi and they asked to
Pleas c'rrr'thJ' u'f
ihe rommittce l,.pi a long talk with the
t'6vpruor Whilc none II the senators
cau'd 70 disoisS pfs, bOw lar ths Gov
.nV Wuuld la viIllnR IN 90 toward
q cnunruwiss. and the Governor was
'taiiy u'ticeni II wts pointed out
* Majority L'ltler C0lyb that his
IN hnd bs~'H amended 10 extend the
ulneCt primary feature ~ he Hinman-
'sfs'e'i trllt" legislative and Congressional
luiul inaf ioiA aud dat tho supporters Of
he Jili including the sSnde.s ut the Low
lllnGi0 ScluHugsn-BHtliT memorial 20 the
lckiRbtufl NAfa N1Ning" 20 20 a step
flatT an.l extend direct primaries 10
tsstFf y u0Sn fllit tous
lhO Cunt b,i lTng i,lea iur state, city
iIwn village mli Bts'"Al conventions
alsd,s wa ln.eto ..llI Tat these Conven.
ms must furli,u. - friends Of the
& olih hiil'Wt - pru1ically agreed 20 in
cl'i,A t'.' frrrn q primary haiiot EN-
l'usitrd -. iiu. lAblnan Grsen bill. which
~efSrat''s thr uoinlncez Ia groups under
ihefffles ~ tne Once ~ ~ tilbed and ma aes
v imp,eslb,c to vuty ~ entire ticket by
making = shlghe msFk.
Lhe committee agreed 20 20 over the
whole prouoslfiou again tomorrow and
irsrne w atentaiive measure vi .~h would
'e Auhmitted % the Governor IN ths
sent % 4 compromise favored by the
Govprrcr belng reached % the Cobb bill
ia " likely pslss the Senate
The adUosates of DO NJ ads- Phil bill
~ che Asssrhhly. however. have 30 often
declnrtd that 70 would b. tia Meade
Fhihtps htll ~ nons that u h scarcely
roeslhle Tor any agreement hCing reached
~ the lower HQuse no matter what the
result Of the SeffMtes action NAV he
The Republican leaders IN the Mouse have
INSISTED that the pTesseut convention sys-
'en ~ ciOoaInR candidates should not be
tferfefed With N any rsspect.
The senate has adopted q resolution
Tor final sdIolIrnInent on Friday next.
and Monday night fhe assembly will
ImnNNNH ~ ~.