The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-01
POLITICAL NOTES.

recent special slsotioa Tor Congress BE-
tween lanes 8. Ravens and 0eorwo W.
Aldridgs the total vote wa t4.7ss. There
were two other candidates h The recent
contest. Herbert \. BaolnsF. Socialist. who
received . total vote Of Lin. and Charles
". Osborn. Prohibition. Who received q
total vote Of M.
william =. Bryun's Visll 70 Mayor Gayn0r
. numbar q daya aRo led an intimate pollti-
eel and social friand q tho two mon 70 say
Yesterday:
-0aynor vas ths emily Democrat Of any
prOmlnsnce n New York STATE Who came
out for Bryan n isaa. 0aynor Wa . Suaiies
% ihQ supreme Court q the time. and pre-
slAsd 90 the HroSklyn Academy q Musio
meeting WharS Rryan spose. Ryan has
alUaya rsRsmbsTsd this. and n NJ beck
IN Firal Battle mentions Oaynor's coursa
a that time.
7 bslbavo Gov. Harmon n 90 BE- roolactod
IN Ohio next fali. he win than Be- IN the
straight line fee tho DsmocFatio nominnelon
for Prssidane IN ioi7 Gov. Harmon bOlted
BRIAN IN isoa. bat In 1900. Rryun's second
campaiGn. Harmon. who had been Attor-
ney-CeRaral IN Clsveland's Cabinst. pre-
sided az . Bryan meeting IN Cincinnati.
Since then Bryan and Harmon have been
very frisndly. 90 much % that Harmon
accompanied Bryan On hia Southern tour
early IN ip0a. just q few months before
Bryan va nominated at Denver. Harmon
early In the year vas prOminsntly man.
tionsd as q prospective Vioe-PresidsntiAl
candidate on the ticket With Bryan. but
having bssn nominated for Governor Of
mttfasA - Nma W.
President % Denver.
Prom what I know Of Bryan. having
been associated with him In all Of hi cam
pAlgns. lVmly believe that n In the Demo
cratic national oonvsntion Of 1914 he must
decide between Harmon and 0aynoF ho vii
favor 0Aynor. for the reason that there
has been no lapse IN oaynoE's loyalty "a
him
United states Senator Charles A. CulbeF-
son Of TsEas h nov a. Clifton SPRINGS,
n. Y, recovering from q nervous break
down which has kept him from WashingtOu
for q numhsg Of moniha. Senator Culberson
irst visited Atlantic CITY. The BenatoI
has just ssnt hin papers % the Secretary Of
State Of TEXAS announcing himself ~ Z
candidate for reelection. THIS was noes
saFy IN view Of the approachihg primaries
In Texas. senator Clllberaon believes that
he viii be hrmly on bic feet By the time
these primaries are held.
what part did that 81 900 Elijah Kennedy
cheek play In the special Congress contest
between Aldridgs and Ravens IN MonFOs
county," Ona Of Mr.. Havens's Democrats
cAmpaiRn Managers was asked.
1t had little eject In the city Of Roches.
ter vas the reply. but in the eOuntrJ
districts Il was quite factor. purely IRON
envy
We are not prepared for q Democrats
victory In the House Of Representative.
said a very prominent Democrat who has
held hIgh place IN New York state ana
attended national conventions of his partl
az q strong supporter Of Bryan. He con
tinued. We are not prepared for IN
victory which b undoubtedly AZ hand
We are like the Russians before they tackles
the Japansss.
Champ Clark without the slightest dOnb
4 20 b the nett Speaker Of the Houqs o
Representative. Clark b q phfasemaksR
Ne b q Chaniauatm loCtuFer on Eonsralliiua
He hasn't the slightest kn0Sledgo from I
business atandpoini. q how 10 assist IN pro
paring . taFiA bal. Most q cur Rspre
ssnaativos IN COngfoaa are Of The samI
typ.
live vin this victory. as firmly below
we VIII. thgTs WI b utter chaos n n
DsmOcFatic party, for We have No taril
policY and 10 one 70 prUparo one. m M
oplnion
A Missouri Republican Who aaid hs ha,
never voted for a Democrat remarked IN
other niRht: 4 am 10 cast my vote mex
\ fall for the lrat tina for q Democrat. IN
Legislature of Missouri on joint ballot vi
l give the Democrats a majority Of two
\ thirda. and senator Warner h 70 b auo
1 ceedsd BIZ a Democrat The Payne kidricl
bin and the high prices fer food and IN
nscesAarisa o. life are 20 fulAl my pFcdic-
tious.
Robsrt p whaIsn. q Democrat Of Albany
! has started q fight 70 overthrow Patrick 2
McCabe a. leader Of the Albany COUNT
/ nemouracy. Mr.. Whalen has visited Mes
! York city and talked O-sE the situRtiCA viii
Charles =. Murphy. leader Of TAmmany
\ Mr. Murphy seemed 10 be neutral. and ye
Mr. Murphy has been an intimate politics
/ friend Of Mr. McCabe. Who lnvariahll
writes 10 Mr. Murphy ~ Dear Charlie.
I Il was Nj McCabe's vote a. q state Com
I mittseman at buffalo In 1908 which gav
/ the state committee 20 william J. Conner
and Mr. Murphy. and with Il the power b
nominate william +. Hearst Ter Governor
sings the election Of James 8. HavenI
| DemOrFat. 90 Congress 10 represent Monro
county. New York. many Democrats m NsV
York city have been interested IN his per
aonalliy and gehcral mafeup. For the m
| formation Of these Dsmcocrats n may
said that Mr.. Havrns h almost a counter
/ felt prsssntment Of Edward n. ShcpAr
Of Brooklyn Mr. Ravens has the sam
bulElng brow that is q dlstinguishin
feature Of Nr. shepard. the same sunke
eyes. the same intense. alert and asarchin
rharactsristics In one or two respects Nj
Ravens differs from Mr.. Shepard. Darticu
arly IN that thu former has q more resonan
voice, IA = more vigorous cHmpalgn apeake
and lacks tho precise methods and manner
OF Mr.. shepard Both Mr. Hsvuns and NJ
shepard. e. n we'll known. are lawyers an
both have been corporation lawyers. III
Havens rspressntins the New York centru
and other bic corporations Just e. NJ
SHEPARD has represented the Pennsylvani
RaIlroad and similar ElGantie corporation,
Dir. Havens IN his campaign made per
aonal appeals 10 che voters. he mingled Wit
thsm and frankly told them THAI Ne va
golng 30 vote for himself bscauss he reprs
esneed an issue IN the camDagn and h
aid nos believe u a lack Of modeHty 10 "a
that he WIS going 70 vote for that lasn
hlmsslf. Mr. Shepard when he was car
dIdaes fog Mayor Of New YORK. was q Ilttl
nloof and IN the Judgment Of many Faths
too precise aud exclusive.
nha curious fac, that whsn Richar
Croker - IN town 81 the National Demo
cratic Club on Fifth avenue Republican
from other States VISITING the city tell 20
they want 10 meet Mr.. croker. Many Z