The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-28
SHEEHAN TO TAKE THE FIELD
VIII IST o. 4 tTENENT on
CANDIDACY FOR sen tTOR.
u WIN ne >ext Year BEFORE n Dennite
Result d Arrived a. state On,rcrs
10 he Bu~y This week Fixing Up
States Flshklll Heard From Again.

The Democrats associated with Charles
y Murphy began yesterday the fina
scrutiny OF the subordinate places to h.'
given 10 Democrats in the State depart
ments NJ Albany. Attorney Generai-eiect
Thomas Carmody. recovered from his
recent illness arrived in town last night
and within the next few days Mr. Carmody
and the other Democratic Stale officers
elect are TO tix up rhe appointments which
are to he announced at Albany on Mon
day. There have been n hundred and
one applicants for every place.
The Senate and the Assembly will he
called 10 order on Monday next by the
Republican Clerks. Lafayette r. Gleason
for the Senate and Ray r Smith for the
Assembly There won't IN much done.
though. until the Democratic Senator'S
elect and the Dem ocratic ACKNOWLEDGMENT
elect in caucus choose their leaders Up
30 the present time Senator Thomas +
Grady il slated TO be President pro TEN. OF
the Senate and Assemblyman Daniel ID
Frisbie il to he Speaker. The assistants
to the senate Clerk and the Assembly
Clerk are to be- finally ed this week
All told in the two branches OF the Legi--
lature there are about two hundred Of
these places
Pending these matters. and in fact until
after New Years Day very little. il was
stated. will he heard Of a definite nature
concerning the Senatorship. The joint
caucus will not hc held until January IL.
The Democrats from all parts Of the
State are To journey 10 Albany on Satur-
day and Sunday next To attend the in
aug,iration 81 Governor elect Dix on Mon
day and at that time. il was added. Demo
cratic sentiment viii he sifted: Upon
the adjournment Of the Legislature for
two weeks which will take plaC. almost
immeC.iateiy after converting. tn ere are
To- I've more conferences.
A circular was sant out yesterday from
the League of Independent Democratic
Clubs" at Fishkill Landing calling upon
all the independent Democratic S-na-
tors TO oppos" Senator Grady for leader
Of the senate The League circular
is signed ny John 7. Cronim. formerly
10 William r. HearSt. II was from these
headquarters m FiShkill last spring and
summer months rn.' literature was sent
out favorable 70 the nomination Of Mayor
Gaynor for Governor.
The league now is frankly Inti-Tam-
many and in the leading article Of the
circular ser,t out yeS>erday notice is served
that Govrrnor-slect Dix must bs indie
pendent Of Mr.. Murphy and Tammany
influence or he league will come oIt
against him. Furthermore Mr., Cronin's
circular calls upon GoyernOr-eleCt Dix TO
assume tn. State leadership 81 his party
over Mr.. Murphy's head and Ia see that
the reforms mentioned in the Rochester
state convention platform are carried
out Finally Mr. Cronins circular comes
out against William r. Sheehan for Sena
tor.
Before the Joint caucus Of the Legs
la,ura is held on January - Gov. INK,
Mayor Gaynor and Mr. Murphy ar. 70
have further consultations. Mr. Sheehan
before the week is ont will lssI. u formal
statement replying To- tn. re,iu"-t ~ his
Democratic friends IN Buffalo that hs
become "a candidate for United States
Senator formally accept III" invitation
and give his political platform.