The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-29
NEW STATE CHAIRMAN LATER
FHE ELECTION 10 PIT OFF TO
CONSULT WITH STIWSON.
Piaa u Another Republican Departure
Dae To Roosevelt Colooel's sup
PSrters SAY They WIN Control ny N
60 10 tho New Committee Members.

more the Republican machine Of the
state has been practically organized
Immediately after the adjournment 81
the state convention. Tonight there
vas n new departure There was
change in the old time custom. Col
Roosevelt had a conference with Cor
nelius V. Collins during the final mo-
ments Of the convention and Immediately
after adjournment was reached Perma-
neni Chairman Root got word from Col
Roosevelt and Mr.. Collins that there would
be no meeting after the convention ad-
journed of the new state COMMITTEES
elected in this convention.
There were further conferences and
Chairman Root announced that letters
would he sent to the members Of the
State COMMITTEES later informing them
when the COMMITTEES would meet for
Organization. MIR Collins said later that
this meeting would he held in New York
city at the headquarters. - East Thirty
ninth street
Both Col Roosevelt and Mr. Collins
were asked a. Ia who would he the new
chairman Co succeed Mr.. Woodruff. and
both replied that the new chairman
had not been selected and he would not
held with Henry l.. Stimson. the candidate
for Governor. because the new State
chairman must he In full sympathy with
the candidate for Governor and with his
plan OF campaign. II il aid here tonight
that Representative Herbert Parsons may
he the new chairman. |, has heen the
custom for the chairman 1t the COM
mute,- to hs a member Of 'he committee.
and MIR Parsons is not a member of the
committee
Representative Calder - BROOKLYN
although not a member Of the com
mttee. like Representative Parsons. il
also ment ,pned for state chairman
Mr. Calder ard Mr. Parsons could easily
become mentors ot the COMMITTEES 10y
IN" retirement Of two q their friends
Many 81 thu Republicans still believe
that Mr. Collins - to he the new State
chairman
Then too. the name II President Lloyd
&. GrtsCom of the New York county com
mttc.' - mentioned for state chairman.
Mr. GrIsCom - a member of the com
mittee. and should he become state chair
man II - proposed that Representative
Parsons should return TO his old place
rs president OF the New York county
committee. IL has been frequently said
that MIR Gri-Com only took the place 70
serve this year and that II the Roosevelt
forces Won at tins convention ne was tn
retire and give the place - Mr. Parsons
There - an amount OF speculation as
~ ths. strength Of col Roosevelt and that
Of the odd guard IN the new state com
mitte- CO.. Roosevelt ana ms friends
~ that they control the nsE committee
by a vote 81 p - TO- The old guard saw
that they cartaInlv have sixteen members
az the moment. but further than that
they will not 20.
The feu disinteresied Republicans who
can he found after the ructions that have
been RAISED here ara convinced that
col. Roosevelt and his friends will con
troll the nee state committee nv about
the figure the Colonel claims. that u. p
20 IA or course these dIsiniereSted
Ret ubhCans so on Ia relat. that " -
appar"n' that for the next t~o year,. an
less th.r.. - = change IN the present lines.
III" ugpo-tug forces IN the committee
viii make thIug- mighty uncomfortable
A. rule for many year, many ~ the
mpeting- of N" committee were almost
unanimous on most questions
The new state committee. selected nv
Congress districts for the next two years
follows
fIr-t district smith Cox: >. Timorhy l.
oodrIN 3 isswi- VI SNayey. 4
Livingston. ;. , ! " kTaCke =. Alfred T.
\as- :; MChael j Dadv, =. George CTofn-
we'll. v tharles n Murray. 10. Samuel y
ko-ng ~. Michael Blake. -. charles X
L.Now. - Iloyd G. GTisCom. a. n =
johnson. Is Abraham GrIber. H. Morris
lew. Il Moses VI Mckee, ~. William "
Ten EyyE. ~. William /. Ward ~ James
EIiby. y louIS I Pawn, -. .. ' Collins
~ William Barn"s, Jr., - Philip Filing.
IS John h stewart. ~, Edwin \ Merritt
lr % VI Is--sa Brayton, -. MC6iregor 4
Phillips. ~ Francis Hendri"k. ~. George
" Dunn. 81 Charles X Psits n. George
" AldrIdG". ~. J Sluai taSsstt -. James
" ADJ worth. Jr IS. John Grimm. Jr.
~ William II Daniels q Frank X tier
Ezra Prentice m tn" convention moved
that a." committee l." empowered To-
apppIut a uer'. l'.r AZ large O. represent
III" ,piur'-i voters ut the stat" and 70 ~a-
Adopted, and tharl'- " Anderson. th"
COLLECTOR II Int nal Revenue ia New
Nurk. viii h.. r.sis~i grated ~ this mem
b. col Daiy Il Br"okyu mov.-i
that two m-mh.'r- at large h.. named To-
represent the cplurei CItiY"ns - thu. stat.
~ order that IN" might h' named from
Kings county 10 represent the I..,8u
culpr.-i voters tner" THIS motion WIS
d"felted even after col Dady auupunc'-d
that kings county wanted FT",l.rick x
Moore t. haN" III" place"
Ia" retiring m.nh-ra Of the Commute
lrr. First district John Bartlett
p John II Campbell ~. United States
\ppratser G.orgo " Wanmaker: II
United states Marshal William Henkel.
IS Edward y Prentice; ~. J n lie
Bragga IS. Harry " Mack. H. samuel
krulswitch; 20. Benjamin u Odell Ir
~ J u Lawrence. 20 John = q Brien
Collector Of tho Port 81 Plattshurg. %.
Daniel Z S'roehel. 2s. John ] Mott. 81
John \ Merritt. Customs Collector at
Niagara Falls
Timothy l.. Woodruff retiTes a. com
mittaeman from his home district the
sixth. and becomes the committeeman
for the Second district. EN-Gov Odsll
has haen member 81 the committee
for twenty Ave years. For the last two
years senator John n Rose has fought
Mr. OSiell m Orange county, hut while
winning the district. ~ which the city
- Newburgh - situated MIR Rose was
not strong enough tn name the committee
man to succeed Mr.. Odell The retire
ment ~ Mr. Stroebe IA the Twenty
seventh district. which comprises the
COUNTIES II Oneida and Herkimer Vice
President Sherrnans naIlIWick. - with
out significance. a. Mr.. Brayton ~ a
stanch supporter - the sherman -StTnehel
forces
william Barnes. Jr after a conference
with members 81 the state committee