The sun., 1910-06-02

.-r ~ 'he cymmittes az nOua to-day
b.. .ra Hoffman House. The rest win
..r. this morning While several of
,-s r.r- state Uummitieemen were inclined
o.. rs frtrtious, as some Of their fellows
..,rs4 y there was a very general opinion
f-,, harmony is to prevail at the meeting
today william J. Connera. chairman
.frba committee. and Charles r. Murphy,
.-.ier Il Tammany. dined together at
us.rrnr.rs last night Acp0fding 10
r-a rrusr,mme % Mr.. Connets and Mr.
N.-rhv Mr. Conners is 20 he succeeded
a. CHAIRMAN by John A. Dx og Albany
aud " ield A. HuppuCh Of Sandy Hill.
.srretary II the committee. is 20 be sue
,..ded by George 4. Van Ksnnan oi
Osdsnsburg. Arthur A. McLsan. treasurer.
and joan A. Mason. clerk. remaining in
their places.
Cba-nAn Conners. IL was announced.
,, 70 deliver at tO-dAy's meeting . sort
n yA.edictory, In which he Il to recount
b.s services a. chairman since the cam
naiEn Of 1909. when all tho Stats ticket,
ave william r. Hearst. tho candidate
for Governor. were elected. this being
ne f~st Deunocratio State victory since the
Flower year Of 1891. Then too Mr.. connsrs
:, vas sdded. is to point to thu increased
Democratic vote in the upstate districts
foT the laSf four years, the increased
number II Democratic AssemblymAn
elected. and the very largely increased
number oi Democratic Mayors elected.
- -
% come ont hatfooted for a direct nom
nations blll similar to that introduced
A. Albany 'ast winter which was known
A. me Cradv-Frisbie bin and which was
drawn up w former Supreme Court
Justice n-Csdy Herick and other we'll
snowu Democrats attached 10 the Demo-
rrauc STATE league movement. He WAs
,uolinsd last night % urge upon the Com
nittse the advisabilty ol recommending
IN increase IN the numbsr " State
.5un;iaemsn 20 $50 90 that every As
.srhv district shall bs represented.
The feature. iSO state committeeman.
for Republicans and Democrats. was
-oniaI1sd IN all the direct nominations
r.Ils introduced a, Albany last winter.
nd q N the Meade Phillips bin nov be-
'ora GOV Hughes for his signature or
,-'.
-sNeIal state committeeman. a. already
n were inclined 10 NJ somewhat frac-
.-4- They I'D no, like the DIX pro-
1mms They said they liked DIX well
.lougt pe-sonally. that he came of an
.cno-sd family and was a capable citizen.
ut 'hess men were inclineo 70 go into the
raaure to-day and proclaim their belief
30 luuis " Antisdals, editor oi the
.n. ,o.. a. H'r'ld. the Democrat who
.as 'hs da-hIng Henry II Navarro IN the
r7tr-ss fght m the Monroe distriCt
~.a,a a. the special election James y.
.--eHs isi-Sed George " Aldridge.
'rf- the ma" 70 select f1r chairman
several months ago. long before the
.-a1fl tongra-s election m N, Monroe
dfsruc' became q conunganry. q uunbar
o' Nau-nt'1l upstate Democrats made
t.arr wishes known 10 Mr. Anti-dals per-
arHllly and that Mr. Anti-dale -a,d that
der no circumstance could he mink
~ spting the place even II he could hs
-C'et II was learned Yesterday that
" Altisdals still holds those views and
.ir Artisdales friends said lat night
.9s' tho uss of hrs name Il II b. used
day. is without his authority When
'fis information was conveyed 70 the
savsral State committeeman who had
.-sntioned Mr Antisdale's name they
United that they had not discussed
matter with Mr. Antisdaie and had no
'toritv IN use his name
ere was the usual gossip concerning
Tsr vatic Gubernatorial timber The
r-rss ~ ". Caryl Ely ~ Buffalo, D-Csdy
T.r-oS n Albany, Representative James
havens and Representative William
'-ar ver0 again heard; bur Of course il
's. onlv gossip and nothing mor". As
N E-ur---ntaiivs Sulzsr, Mr.. Sulner' =
-sni. aid that h had jysen c0nv inoed
.--' rs could have the support of William
. F-sr-' and that his nomination would
r.a na reach between Mr. Hear.t and
.H" ."EG.ar Democratic State organization
fsr"r- -o that in the event of Nr suffers
mWa'iun for Governor Mr.. Hearst
uid not nominate indspendsnt Demo-
..a.I. .anddatee tor Congress IN the
r.-7 go II tho-s New York city Congress-
MON Who a little over a year ago voted
~ 'f" Hpu-e II Representatives 10 sustain
N-sh"r Csnnon's Interpretation Of the
-.a nf th. House. Mr. Heartss repre-.
-r'tlve- aid that they were quite
convinced that Representative Suffers
r"t. hsd got the wrong piR by the
go ant that sir. SulEsr himself had he
Tv ..l view ~ ths case from anything
.s' So Hearst he'd ,aid or written n
.ir rH- IN error
- - Mayor Gsynor for Cove rnor
.... mo front again. even though the
'.... rs told HE personal friends that
."- sotad Mayor Tor four years and
"f --r,e out his term, and the inter-
90 1- --slement was made that William
srr-n IN his recent visit b. Mayor
'arr 81 the CITY Hall counselIed the
N7 rnr ~ think Of running for Gov
'r0r rsEr 'sll Mr. Bryan. Il v we'll
Rr wanted Mayor Gaynor 10 take
'. Residential nomination on the
"s'r vth him IN ISs
N.-' - the democratic State commit
''.r.. u1 the ground believed that Mr..
Bar. VAS me factor who would have N
'' -. -H1ai with next iall They re-
.- though. that Mr. Hearst only q
rna before he sailed Tor Europe
made rho authoritative announcement
man who even suggested him'
ftars f1r Governor On any ticket
Wa h,s personal enemy.
'f-ssn ,onueTs has given up the
.f- haadquarters 'n Albany and
'"rrIuC State Iesgu@ Francis 4