The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-30

tion was 90 he straightened out except
ca the floor 1t the convention.
mir Murphy aid leader from Erie
county. can talk rs much as he likes
about using his votes Ia name a candidate
tor Governor, but he won Use that power
I.cause he knows and has 80 told his
friends that this - "A Democratic year. but
that any attempt TO force candidate
"a the convention will endanger the
chances &c Democratic success next
wear. You take u from ma that Murphy
will do nothing that will anita gonizs a
angle delegate IN the convention and
am SUR unless some agreement - reached
tonight the whole situation will bs left
To- the convention to fight out On the floor
u the hail.
STILL TALKINO OF 0AYNoR.
Moro talk was heard to-day To the
eject that un less the warning delega tea
came To- some agreement Mr.. Murphy
would put an end To the trouble by in
sizting on the nomination - Mayor Gay
nor. despite the letter written by tho
Mayor declaring that he would not take
the nomination even II Il should hc offered
Ia him. There are many delegates here
who think that the Mayor would take the
nominat ion Il IL should he offered To hum
and that the convention would finally re-
solve to give tho nomination To- Mr.
Gaynor.
But 80 far a. Mr. Murphy il concerned
Il was said for him by friends who under
stand his attitude that he has accepted
the Mayors letter ~ Tuesday AS final
and that he would take no part IN any
plan 60 force the nomination ON Mr.
Gaynor. State Chairman Dix also sad
yesterday that no was certain that there
would be no effort made at the convention [,
tomorrow To present the name Of Mr.
0aynor in view Of the emphatic attitude
which had been taken by the Mayor,
GERARD AND LIrTLEToS.
In the corridors of the hotels there
are rimors floating around hy the bushel
One To which great deal Of heed - given
IL that Justice James " Gerard will he
suggested by MIR. Murphy as a Compro-
mise candidate for the reason that he
woulh have the support 81 william n
Hearst. Mr.. Murphy refused to commit
himself last night IN any reply 10 ques-
tons hea ring on the possibility Of Judge
Gerard's nomination. Another uImor
was that Mr.. Murphy favored the nomina-
ton ~ Martin ". Littleton. who arrived .
in town to-day and who told friends that
~ the party called upon him he would
respond Ia the demand. Bat Mr. Murphy
would not talk about this possibility
either.
My position Is this Mr. Murphy re-
peated'to his friends Il am not attempt
ing to name a candidate ! ain merely
asking that the leaders get together and
give US a candidate that all IT ~ can unit"
upon ] think that II u REASONABLE" re-
quest. but thcy dom 49," M to follow that (
advice. why rather think that th. New
York delegation will hay" candidat" VI
its own 80 present To- ,h" convention to-
morrow
Another report - that John \ Rn@s"I
= III h" IN" cdud.dlt" Nr Murphy will
select II A. il lrf- o. hIr1. Nut nothing could
10 b;1ined from VI MIrphy - to-
whether g. wuuld l.' likely 10 favor Nr
Bens"l over ny o,h"r ctrdi,lt.
OSBORNE WORLD SUPPORT sHFrAuu
An attempt was made thi~ evening ..
get the State leader , hgrnr On a rrar
TO present t. Mr. MURPHY md Tam-r,uy
~ the on" and OILY NJ. 81 ITO cardiia'r
Fifteen leaders RUr ''E'' ~ - ~ 'hr H'tc!
Seneca shepard. lIaN'r.. SIlsc-. Us
born" and Glynu wor" ,". resented ~ IN"
meet ing After l.a= p.vw'w OSrnru"'s
men agreed % favor ~h"rarl rf 'h" .ih"r
upstate delegates would e" on Inn" and
shepard, REPRE- "Ht8'Iy"- slii trar n
there was Ch1nc" D. cpmhfrr .r Osborn"
Mr. Shepard would b" willing . back w
the Auburn man
ANY mpycmou. toward htr-lrar Vas
baked by ~" insis'curn CO., IN. H.vons
people that their ,andiia-n has winning
chance. and th. NOR. N" ihiuG v4s talked
over the fuTther away from an ag~"c~l.n
the leaders got 1t ; yloo', ~" c.u-
ference ended With no progress. made
Mr.. Murphy. VIII rts ln-l. I'd 40 al.ng
that he will le- NJ" up ~. men name
the candidate u they will un.'" on = fi-Sj
class man, was waiting a the Seneca
After he Wa told that thor. was nothing
doing the rumor- came thick and fast
that he would .aka tho ,i'ua on pu. ~
the hands q IN" Up-Stlt. folk and pic, ~.
candidate himself.
Two names logan 20 h" n4zz"d about
then Jus Dc" James " Gerard aud Iuhn
A. Bensnl Both wer. -a'd o. h. salts
factory - Murphy hut only an. va
known To- b" a'lsfac'ory Co Hearst That
was tierari
A. the meeting II tn Commute" on
permanent prRanI7a'ipu Horb"rtP Bi-Snll
81 Bnnalp was selected a. the permanent !
chairman Il IA" convention John \
Mason. SECRETARY - the State committee.
was ~ course chosen a. the permanent
secretary. The meeting Wa pcrf,mctory
and lasted only a few minutes