New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-03-29
their votes. AZ usual. and there were no
evidences Of immediate concentration Oh
arv candidate. The vote follows:
DEMOCRATS.

c,.idencas OF immediate concentration on
any candidate. The vote follows:
DEMOCRATS.
william r. sheoban. % Herman Riddtr ...... =
Martin y Littleton. % Dsniel r: cohslsn..
Augus,u. vsn wyck : Edward VI Gront ...'
r,anci. y Harrison. John T. Fitzgerald =
Joseph + Goulden.. 9 Alton y. Parker ...', .
James \ Renvick. 3 yi1tor ! no ,c
Wills,o snizsr...... 3 Edward r. Mccall. !
fob p''N p stanchnele ! D Cady H.rrick !.
William y. Ellison. ? SafAuel 'nfermy En-
I.,sor etraIs........ ; John Lynu........... I
RrpURLiCANs.
chauncsv " peDew eo francis : Elsc.
Total vote cast, ia', nece'sary for choite ~
Senator sax. who has been voting
with the insurgents. made speech COM
m4ndinz tho conclistory spirit OF the
regulars I'm RECOMMENDING the caucus. re-
pudiatinc the talk NJ an inerreent Re
pnbliran alliance and declaring that II
the insurgents would take the' proper
measures 70 get into consultation WIN
tho ma iority wing Of their party there
WIS no reason why Senator snoud
no, he elected within the next few days.
Senator Rrackett received n letter
from Chsuncey NJ. Depew. thanking the
Republican members Of the Legislature
for the united support they had given
him and declaring that Il will he en-
tirelv satisfied with whatever seems
beat to them for the interests Of the
state" The letter follows;
8. r. Bracket, Alan:
| Judge from press dispatches that crisiS
has arisen in the senatorial sltus uon'
believe II 70 he the highest dutY OF Ene
Lagislatur, 70 secure full representation
in the Senate for the State OF Ne" ,oIn
in the extre session which convehes Ht,
J would nos wish my name 70 70 go,
drance 10 the consunniaton ABOVE sues'ss,
al With full appreciation ~ enc erattuoe
fnr the united support the Pepuollcsh in.ii,
bers OF the Legislature have given ne ~
oe entirely eatfhe1 W!tn nr ,be STATE
20 'nso' oe'' r2EAr-NCFY " prPEW.
Wssh'n gton. March q, 1911.
notwithstanding their prsctlcai re-
Iease from Mr. pepev. the RepuoNcans
continued 70 support his candldacF' WIN
the exception Of. Senator Allen' vi
Rensselaer,. who voted for former "o'
srnor Frank &. Black
Governor Dix conferred this AFTER
mann with Senator Roosevelt and Sena-
,,r Rrackett. minority leader. in an ef-
fort 70 bring about some solution Or me
rrobler1. About this time the cover
nor,s attention was called to An col
torial in The Albany Evening jour
nal" William Barnes, jr. s. paper az
daring II the plain duty Of the Repuo-
lican minority 80 join with SUCH Dem
o,ra,s as may hc willing TO elect
United states Senator Of quality ana
Integrity" The Governor deciineh 10
comment on u or the attitude Or inc
Republican leaders.
Shortly before the caucus convened
there was conference of organization
leaders IN the room OF President pro tenn
Wagner Of the Senate Among those
who attended were Public Service COM
missioner w A. Huppuch. former chair-
roen o. the Democratic state Commit
tee. and Assemblyman McDanieis, one ~
the insurgents. When It broke 10 II "ss
announced that no candidate would he
selected tonight.