The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-22
Effort to Prevent Murphy
From Controlling the
Convention.
sULzER RELIES ON HEARST
Osborne Advised TO Hustle for
Himsslf-lll Feeling Up
State About Dix.

Ttsrs - movement among New York
STATE Democrats to prevent II possible
carries =. Murphy 81 Tammany from
cr-'rolling the Democratic state con-
vArt.on 20 ne held late m September and
naming the candidate for Governor. In
- movement are Democrats connected
VIII the State committee a. well a. Dem
osrau cuaRscted with the Democratic
state League Friends of Thomas Mott
usborne. chairman 81 the Democratic
STATE League. were in town yesterday
insulting with important Democrats
81 steps to bring about Mr. osborne's
uonInatiou for Governor. They came
ser- at the request of Mr.. Osborne, they
sud and the counsel they received was
y, inform Mr. Osborne 20 g. ahead and get
all Of the delegates he could from every
part 81 the state. This advice was given
not wholly in the Relief that Mr.. Osborne
himself can he nominated hut on the
-raorv that the more candidates there
are IN the field and the more delegates
lodged Ia thee various candidates the
more diricult IL will ne for Mr.. Murphy
g. control the convention and name his
own candidate for Governor.
There u tad feeling In many parts 81 III"
STATE II was earned, over the executive
COMMITTEES selected by Chairman John
INK u the state committee. Some
IMPORTANT DEMOCRATS say Chairman Dix
Welded 20 the behe~ts Of Daniel r CohAlan
,ni Mr. Murphy; that Oneida and Onon-
dsga counties and several other important
saIiwicks were entirely overlooked. and
nat Chairman DiNs selections repre-
s@r'ed the personal feeling 81 Mr. Cohalan
sri Mr. Murphy against certain important
4p-State Democrats.
~1ne Of the bag men in the State League
say they are opposed 20 Mr.. Osborne
f.-,orninR A candidate for Governor.
Trey put u thus: We or gani1ed the state
fsaRue for the purpose II rshabilitAtine
TIE Democratic party in the state and
reJuv.natinR the Democratic Stat, or
ssriSatiou. Al the time ~ the Saratoga
crrference we put II plainly that this
p yement wes not in favor 81 any man or
against any man in the party. and II Mr.
r-,oru- persists in his candidacy many
vu n-,lieve that our organization was
-'a-'-i fpr no other purpose than 20
ruuirat- Mr.. Osborne for Governor
Representative William SulEer u 10
cart to-day on a tour through the State
20 'le hopa % pledging deleSat yet 20
10 elected 10 his candidacy. There n
my. vIrili.y in the Sulhsr boom this year
An n the years Ises and 1919 somehow
rAS gone abroad that Mr.. Sulzer i %
rave. the support II william X. Hearst
sri the Hearst organization, hut when
zen 70 on this sub jet Mr. Sulzer de-
nee 20 give specific Information. Mr.
E.Ar-t u In Europe and - 90 return within
o.. next two weeks. In his absence
'-.a-rs q HIS said yesterday that Il was
g. -sibIe tina, Mr.. Hearst had prom
80. support tn Mr.. Sulzer or to any
Their candldAta for Governor. a. IL was
rot VI Hearst's way 90 take such an i'm
ror,Ant step 80 long before the state con-
vsnt'ou Nevertheless Mr.. SulDer and
= friends say in a general way that
r.arzt IL undoubtedly for Sulzsr. Mr.
r.r has established headquarters in
N-v York city and his chief political man
As-- - Col. Alexander > Bacon Of Brook
.Yr Mr. Sulzer has pretty thoroughly
,anpaig ned The Bronx and he feels very
s-eAtly encouraged over his chances
seral % Mr. Suffers friends said that
-.',lng on earth would prevent him run
r..s Cor Governor this fall in some fashion
u-.'ter he got the regular nomination or
r.' tIt Mr. Sulzer himself would not go
.-'. details on this matter. II looked TO
" u-borne's friends yesterday and TO
'..- democrats Who are keeping tabs on
'.. ..'Iation that there 10 every prospect
-. D-mocratic candidates for Gov
and IN that event the Republicans
-.. hey will win not withdrawing the fact
...' heir 1rEAnizAtiou has been shot TO
% the !Ast four years
ga, q ricuit for experienced Demo-
.-r- some favorable TO Mr. Murphy
a.f hers opposed 10 him. to see how he
80 control % the state conven-
,aI fail 20 name his own candidate
.r.g-rnOr Under an arrangement
..a--- Mr. Murphy and John n.
Icy & Kings. made several months
r- Democrats - New York city
lang together In the State cOnven-
me- Kings county Democrats
'.- arrAn cement cannot he carried
William Corners Of Buffalo, who
.p,.aurai a. state chairman by
..v = Wurkng overtime to secure
."- ant 'hsr- - a prospect 81
u.Nup. On. % tn. most inter
- .unf.-s'z Tor control - that between
..' Nhalsr and Patrick r. McCab@
any county NJ McC abe ~ a
TER Il Mr. Murphy. and should
". yin % the coming primaries Mr
w.. 81 vo'Iid zee one Of his most I'M
.a.' H~utsnants Former United
~"rstor Edward Murphy. Jr
- Try and Ms friends are also busily At