New-York tribune., 1910-09-21
parker NOT A CANDIDATE
Henpwed Interest in Politics Not
= Siun of Further Aspirations
DEMOCRATS LOOK TO GAYN0R
n7svo-s Letter 70 Sister Raises
New Hopes and Fears, ana
ADDS 10 the Muddle.

-- -.4~, A1fo- 2 Parker en1hstlcallv
ss.z ,-ee-e-5sv report IN circulation
-. eor some tine he had been secretly.
49,. -,,-,s the less actively. osndicate TOT
=. 1s-,oo-a-ic nomination for Governor
.---e-. ie not word Of truth IN II
s-,,-,,z she sudee 81 his office IN an
-. ..r have not been candidate TOT
..-s-,s-i,- nor viii become one
80 ran that Judge Parker had
-.,-.--af-,i-,g many politicians al his
- 47yonus throughout the summer
--- named a number % Tannnany
.,5 their families a. having been
-.lt-,;sn-s of the Judges hospitality as
=, -,,lit;~s1 leaders from other parts
--a-o Those who declared that the
afrer the nomination pointed out
-. n. might see in the present situation
- chance 70 become The candidate Tor
PRESIDENT in 1872
80 Parker declared yesterday that
-. --ae no truth III the story that he
,.s7 beeu entertaining politicians in great
,.,,-e Al Esopus As for his renewed
..-,s. Il, roIirfral affairs il was only such
....o-,e- as. a7v. member Of the party should
feel he said
zf.zo- Gavnor's letter 10 his sister In
-,-,,f-b he severely arraigned the newspa-
..,-s NJ. William Randolph Hearst was the
..,,,5.o- Of lively discussion in Democratic
circles Yesterday. To many Il gave an IN
=,-arsor that the Mayor was ready 70 ac-
,-- q -o-7inarion for Governor That II
- Intended 10 spike tise guns that Nj
hearst might use against him as eandl-
zg-- +,- Governor Ras generally believed
--,-.- IL had cone 50 - great extent
seemed n he the prevailing impression
..--r.s Mayor timed that letter with great
,3.-eu-7-ess fse- as he has timed such ut
..-ar-as i'm the nast" was the comment OF
Taa--,,-~a-5~ leader yesterday IT shows
., INV mind that he has decided 10 become
candidate. and believes he can make the
y-,-,osirior Of NJ Hearst inafect1al hy put
-i-,- -i,-7 on the defensive at this time II
r,-i-- 10 me very much ss il the Mayor
--o--1r accent she nomination If he wants
g. m mower on earth can keep II away
from him
ON -re other hand. there Were just as
s--arg expressions Of belief that the Mayor
vas NOT strong enough to enter campaign.
and ---5i~t!ons that he would not run Il
-..-,ina-rd. were made Il Is known that
--4 t-a- been told that his name Is beng
-.esf AS cloak by the corporate interests
and -ra- he has been urged to come out and
declare his position. Il is hoped that the
e.,-.r-i7r VIII be cleared up before the end
o.. The week.
r. +s understood that tne Mayors mail IN
regard to. his acceptance of the nomination
.-- Governor has been something treraen-
dams fora week OF more. Many letters from
-ta Srsth and West are urging him 10 run
--- The general good of the party. Others
--ar- -nie city are begging him 10 remain as
1-avo, and carry out the work ne has ne
Eau-
list hv way of showing how many Demo
Gratis are really anxious 10 get Jne nom
-..4--o- Of their party this year. IL may De
said r-ar John a Be1sel president OF the
p-s-5 Of Water supply. and Thomas Con-
NAV Of Clinton County are being doomed
rr -1efr friends Ex-Congressrnan Corne-
Tins Fugslev. o. Peekslzill Is also candl-
-a-a FOR he nomination But he is
,-e.-e--is1 candidate Of the Sulzer type
Meanwhile. Tamulany Hall men are pre-
-s-fng 10 20 70 Rochester 70 shout them
ss--as 1-oa-se for the nominee. 10 matter
-,.r- f,a NAV ne. Two years ago Thomas
r.. smith. secretary Of Tammany Han hau
q as7 braves al the convention. This year
f,efxee1 200 and 400 are expected TO 90
-a Rochester They VIII 20 up on Wednes-
sa- morning on six special trains, TWO go
tnE over 1h- New York Central and two
o,a- -ra Erie. The latter specials viii
leave Al E.s0 O'Clock. and those on the Cen
--aI r.eru-rer < and .45. Edward z Lee.
leader of rhe United Colored Democracy.
v.f- haze uhoIc carload on one Of the