The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1911-01-16
SHEPARD men GO TO GOV. DIX


get back 10 first principles and TO remem-
Der that there were three coordinate
branches of the State Government
executive, the legislative and the judicial.
IL came out tonight authoritatively
that the Democrats who favor respec-
lively Sheehan. Herick. Seymour Van
Santvoord of Troy. Alton B Parker and
Supreme Court Justice Gerard have
never even 10y inference solicited Gov.
Dix to speak mp for them.
ExMayor Adam of Buffalo issued the
following statement tonight:
We have come down from Buffalo. n half
hundred OF Ms. all without being asked or
urged. for the sole purpose of letting il he
known that We favor the election of william
Sh"ehan Tor senator. We are not
against ANYBODY. but we are for Mr. Sheehan
heart and soul, and We wish to lift our
humble voices in way which will convince
the legislators and others that Mr. Sheehpn
is iust the sort of broadmndod man who
would we'll represent the impire state in
the jni'rd states Senate There IL no
opposition To- him IN Bunalo This delega-
ton, might say. j. the most unanimous
delegation that ever lett lulalo IN the
interest Ot any candidate
Perhaps there are two or three persons
~ Bunalo vino would like toe Mr. Sheehar
defeated. but the substantial men there in
both PARTIES who have wat, hed bis car..r
an! been associated with him during the
lhSt lew years are Tor him II is too bad
'hh' twenty years after a man has been in
hnhil" NE. N time when he is seeking
political houors to which he Is Justly en-.
'''',hF 'r'''H Sn"'ld measure the
-" W "'N Wv Nh'' II" Hlu '"o decades
n'i"r'. NV Nh'ehnn IN his Younger years
I'" some things perhaps that LIE would not
u' NV ''"E were not dishonest. far from
" ih"N were done IN the spirit OF the times
People fought differently thea than they do
now. Mr. Sh,ehan WAS always n hard but
fair fighter and th.r. is uothipv in ali hi.
record that could in the sugbtas, ds,r..
make him unfit TO s,t IN tho ,i,.d So
senate
". wish ,b,, tho ,,,o,,,,
Inn, ,s vaI, n '',,'e vi '"r ta'e khe"
ti,,, ,,,,, w. W. WI" nave known
ini ,i,'' ,,",, w., ,'oo' w ana nave watched
"'"I "''''"'' INV" great hls hroadminded
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Neither Charles F Murphy nor Daniel
r Cohalon carad 10 ,,.,l,. -,
r,,car,,i,,,, a., ,,.... 'o'"s
Wv '''"''eh'S o' y sergeant
ram. IL turns out. though, that Mr..
Murphy naturally feels hurt over Mr.
,rams remarks The two men have
been friends for many wears the warmes,
kind of friends. and the attitude of MIR
Cram means a severance of these old time
relations In the event of Mr. Sheehan's
election TO the United states Senate
Mr. Cram. to carry out his present inten-
tlons. must retire as chairman Of the
general COMMITTEES Of Tammany Hall
The Tammany Senators and A Assemblv
men with great unanirnitv said thew
regretted Mr. Grams co,irs. because
in the ordinary course of events tho ar
ganization will brush him of the board
as ii he were linnet seed They recall
that " Bourk. Cochran attempted 10
defy the Tammanv or,anization and ho
was shot into Oblivion with no more ado
than if he had been "A putty balj And
Mr. Cochran was grand sach.m or the
organization al the i'm. tn, IT,
many Senators and Assemblv,nan CIV,
further said that MIR Cram had no, n,,;ts
understood his own limitations wben
he aspred to the United States senator.
ship, and as for his present attitude of
opppsitinn tb.y sa;d ,ho, Al, ,'...N ",