The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-30
CONVENTION TOPICS.
side Lights on the Doings Of Delegates
ami Others at Rochester.

ROCHESTER. sept 2s-Three we'll
known Democrats who are missed at the
convention are George Il. Mcclellan.
David Bennett Hill and william Travers
Jerome. All three have said in one way
or another that they are out Of politics.
hut ~ many factions and shades of opin-
ION ara represented at this gathering
that the three might well fit IN.
Every approach 70 Charles = Murphy
throne room ~ crowded with members
n thu Make Friends With Murphy club.
Hallways and stairs ara packed with
p..opl" who would like a chance In whisper
in the leaders ear. Charles White, the
veteran referee. has the Job ~ shooting
away everybody that MIR. Murphy doesn't
send for.
An up. State delegate came out Of Muir
phys rooms this afternoon and was
pounced on.
who did you hear talked about In
thsre'- he was asked.
ION. Ravens. Glynn, Gerard and a few
more
Not Sulzer?-
You said talked about. sulzer was
only whispered about
Sulzer was standing in the lobby 81 the
hotel when somebody asked him what he
thought about Havenss chances. The
Congressman fshed out Canadian
quarter.
Here's what think of Havens's
chances said he. Worth rs cents here.
but only ~ cents in New York
Richard r. Wilson Jr. the owner Of
thoroughbreds. ~ a Tammany delegate
His collars are higher than any others
L - Il
wondered who u was coming IN out of
the collar and asked John Moynihan,
the old football player. Moynihan said
h. would 90 and see
4 don't know your face. hut your collar
- familiar said Moynihan. What -
y0ur uamef-
Mr. Wilson laughed and they went arm
and arm Ia the bar.
Norman +. Mack. tho national com
mit'eeman from this state. got the placard
habit to-day He isn't candidate for
anything. hut he owns n young magazine
which ~ hustling for -tIbscrihar- This
afternoon Mack had cards M in all the
Hobbies reading One hundred thousand
democrats will rrad the next issue 81
Norman T.. Macs = National MoRfhiy-
Martin W. Li;tleton ~ Brooklyn came
y town to-day, a little late but receptive.
He hasn't launched a boom but he won't
stick a pin in any boom that his friends
may want 70 float for him. He spent
two hours in the lobby % the seneca
telling stories about how they practise
Law in Texas.
There was poker game AZ the Seneca
Las night in which Big Tim sullivan held
a straight fush against n full house ~
kings and queens Possessed by Tom Foley
Tom smith secretary ~ the convention
and ~ Tammany Hall holds both long
and middle di,; ance records for calling
the roll lie got away 90 a fine starf
today and did the t5O names Of he
delegates in little better than eight
minutes. some 81 the delegates tried To
answer h'It when Tom hat his stride ne
was usually a county or two ahead Of the
man who said Here
II tho man who wrote -Tammanv-
could g"' a dollar every time that hard
worked tune II played here no wouId
never haN" 10 work again The hand IN
Convent ion Hall did overlook a chan,
when Leader Murphy came in. bu, !,
handed "ut he melody 10 Mr. Met noey
IT King and Herman Metz
Warren sweet. an old time Denocra,
from All"ganv. who had a front seo,
On m" platform when the convention
Opened. looks ~ much like Joe Cannon
that IN" half expected To- see him s.,g,,
IN" CIV" and tab" charge MIR Sw,.,
i-u ~ grim A. the ST.,ak er b,lt h,. h,
Just a. iuil ~ ginger when ha leads 'b..
cheering With his black hat
Nothing - sacrad To- tho op,busi..,
" h ~ l"""in tor n plac" To- display th..
I'la'ard- ~ his candidate" Their. ar. ~,
many piacard- and ~ many candidate.
mat 10" l'o~t.r stIriS"rS u ia. lat. ,,rtp.rs
~ III" scaniily clad marble LADIES IN a.
foyer 81 IN" Powers Hotel was hnli,ng
coyly before her a pictur. 81 Charlie =
bnlger ~ Oswego. Who - one ~ the rran,.
starters for Attorney General.