The evening world., 1911-01-03
May Leave "The HALL"

May Leavs "The Hail."
Murphy's conduct nj the Inauguration
yesterday and the advice he Is giving
to Dix makes It plain that the Tam
many Chief Is ashamed OF Tammany's
past. Under the inspiration from
Cohalan he would like to divorce his
party from the records 1t has made
from the days of Tweed to Murphy
inclusive. II Is said that Murphy Ia
now considering the suggestion OF Con-
gresham william sulxer that the party
headquarters be moved away from Tam
many Hall In the hope OF being able to
get away from that name. The situa-
ton was summed up to-day by one Of
Murphy's friends as follows:
The name 'Tammany' IL offensive to
people upstate n in other States.
The democratic equalization in New
York Is In no way connected with the
Society OF Tammany. n why shouldn't
We be called the Democratic County
Committee jus; as the Republican or
sanizatlon is called the Republican
County Committed?
III Gov. Wilson OF New Jersey had
not mixed In the Senatorial fight he
woul undoubtedly have been the AN
didate OF the Eastern states for the
Presidential nomination In 1872. But he
Is out OF It. and the fight will be be-
tween Dix and Harmon-the East
against the West"
That Gov. Dix intends TO devote his
energies TO a business administration OF
the affairs OF the State without any
friiis or moral issues was made evil
dent by his inaugural speech. The Gov
Arnnr has aalartpH N rahinAt Af hulinR0s
men. and his message to the Legislature
tomorrow will deal chiefly with the
subject OF economy.
Rush Gets Biggest Plum.
Though Thomas NJ. Osborne last night
declined the office OF Forest. Fish and
Game Commissioner offered to him by
Dix. the Governor has refused TO a X
no for an answer and Is to-day urging
him 10 reconsider,
I'm do anything l can to llelp out
Dix" said Mr.. Osborne to-day, but
they viii rave to put 1t up pretty strong
to me before I'll taxi that job. The one
thing In this world that | detest most
Is fishing"
Although Murphy vetoed tie plan "a
bring a delegation OF from 1000 to 5000
Tammany braves TO Albany TO take part
In the Inauguration. there were at leas,
twenty district leaders here. and eacr
one had with him a dozen or more fo.'
lowers. most OF them patriotic enough
to be drafted into TIE service or tn,
state.
Thomas +. Rush. leader Of the Tween
ty-nlnth Assembly District, has lande,
the prize patronage plum of the entir,
Democratic administration. state Comp
troller William Sohmer has appointed
Rush attorney for the inheritance tai
appraiser IN New York County. Edwar,
NJ. Fallows has held this job for "a mum
Der Of years. and the records OF tn,
Comptroller's office show tina his fee
have been between $4,000 and SO, 600
year. Last year Comptroller Williams
gave Fallows a Nat salary OF $1,000 I
year and paid all his expenses, Sohme
announces, however. that he will returl
TO the fee. system.
The SILK Hat Brigade.
Among the other Tammany leader
who came 20 Albany for the Inaugural
and TO attend the patronage bee wer
Daniel II. Finn. Charles w. Culkin
Senator Christie sullivan, senator Tim
othy d, sullivan, Frank J. Goodwin
William Dalton. Peter J. Doolins. Jul!u
Hamburger. Senator The McManus
John +. Curry. Edward +. Boyle. Ros
d. Williams. william II. sinnott. Sena
tor Frawley. George L. Donnellan, Mich
oias J. Hayes. Psrcivai e. Magic. w.