New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-07-02

"Old Guard" in Senate Defeats
Cobb Primary Measure by
Vote of rs TO 19.
GRAFT HUNTERS NAMED
Fight Against Bosses To Be Car
RED by Leaders Into the
State Convention
This FAN.
IL rolsrraDh 70 The Tr,hure-l

Albany. July 1.-The Barnes-W ads
worth Republican minority and their
Tamnany allies wound pp their Legs
Iature in short order to-day Having
demonstrated their complete mastery Of
the legislative situation in both houses,
the old guard bosses didn't care to
prolong the ceremonies They defeated
the Cobb direct nominations bill in the
Senate hastily ADOPTED revised in
heritanre tax bill, which is expected 10
produce about S4G0eee9 year. and
adjourned the Legislature more than an
hour ahead Of the time scheduled for the
end of the extraordinary session
Then. lust to emphasize the ''oid
guards command Of affairs. Lieutenant
Governor White and Speaker Wads-
worth appointed a graft hunting com
rrittee dominated by old guard" men,
with enough men Of independent record
on il to serve as window dressing and
enable the appointing powers 20 answer
criticisms readily. That COMMITTEE
which pro5ably will appoint IN old
guard man as counsel. VIII work under
2 resolution criticised as having "a gag
in every line" Its work IS not expected
10 prove annoying 10 the old guard Of
either party.
Thus the end OF the session hnds the
t,frr-isan com bination triumphant on
The TWO big issues-li-ect nominations
and : thorough graft hunt-on which
Governor Hughes fcagEt Hs-l otS- -i-l-
year. i hndS a haAol- " u n, u -'--
"a minority q the fole7 80
O. The Legislature IA -
directly expressed views anu 81
President TAFT, Iheed"Ie Zoo 7-' a.
Governor hughes - mus ----.---ee
hailed by barlles. " aus -, % IL
e a as the 4tau7' 800
Republican party IL TINS e'@'e'
and insulted and deEed because NE az
vice happened TO be eeIlfs7iS 10 ---@
ions o. me 'l1
Ne.+ Move for Roosevelt.
- for Roosevelt
--'-.-,..-,+-.,-,- rs results
-..7- - -, - -,,e -fser.,sl,ltcan state
---[o,, -77,a 15ra--,r, in ire night Is
re- r,oza,-sl+ ar5 their fol
-r,. Inches men against
z1--..,4--,-+s zz-77e7ror+h and the
- 80 1r@fos-5.rs are that the
o-L E-AcL a.
fight viii h. deadly III eaIil'9--
ing to be fight 10 pun Ne" folh 49,
abreast of the rest OF the couIllfs ol-
political issues and the New YORK 717'7
Republican party abreast q lT2s prog e
slve Republican spirit IN me state
The outcome Of this legislative sl''e
ton is manifest" said Lloyd g 1rlscoha,
president Of the New York County he
publican Committee. after long tax
with Governor Hughes this noon Inc
followers Of President Taft and ColoneI
Roosevelt and Governor Hughes have
i,ean consolidated into an army winch
nil f-hr for the kind % RePublca nis N
re,reserted hv those great men mat
47al7r is Inevitable. We aren't going to
stand r-- and see New York State fan
behind while the rest Of the country
moves ahead politically. We aren go
inc 10 see our party controlled pt men
who z-e believe don't represent the sen
-5-,aT- ~ The bulk # the party members
W aren't Missionaries or refcrmefs IL
- sense in which thai word Is tSeo
here We do believe IL progress ana
t-aerinc abreast Of the times
The prospects Of the party next Iai!