The evening world., 1911-01-17
sNgAtor Bracket. the minority leader
i&s ths Senate.
hftE The Baiiosing To-day.

~ The roll was called each man ros'
~ announced his choice for Senator
W6an the names of the boilers wer,
caEes Tic keenest interest was shown
fiSSSAse Of the persistent rumors tina
ihESheehan forces had reclaimed som
ontd4 insurgents. There was not a breai
aett6s insurgent ranks.
IKE vote OF the boiling Democrats IL
az xssembly was divided between Shep.
ara, Parker. Herriek. Gerard and Little.
Sjhs'xs follows:
1or shspard-Beaoh. prummond,
sDysns, Friedman, iry. Huber, Mar
11k5NF Cosad, Saunders, Terry, from
NV and wheeler. Total. IL.
H-Ror Parker-Bracs, Bridsnbsct-
~ Day, MoDanisis, Miller and
Hussnedy. Total, 9.
aE-1cr Merrick-Myers.
H-Hor 0srard-0'Connor.
Bl--yor Littieton-Hoilman.
I'm fhe Senate the votes of the I'VE
isanrsents were divided as follows.
sI@Hor Shepard Roosevelt ana
5eAss.
Hsss3or 0srard-Duhamel.
His-3pr Herrick-white.
ck--3or Littlston-Burd.
Hfha. twenty-sixth vote cast against
d1Easan was that OF O'Connor. an Inde.
rlndspce League man, who was also on
thp Aemocrstlc ticket In Brooklyn.
H. Sheehan's Vote.
The vote for Shechan follows:
lenAtors-For sheehan. Bayne. Black,
qpan. Cullen. Ferris. Fiero. Fra wiley,
q|ttRA Grady. Grafin, Harden. Iiarte,
IUnEr Loomis. McCleland. McManus,
yRfkaugh. O'Brlen. Pollock. Ramsper-
to- banner, stilwell. c. II. Sullivan. T.
U-SHinvan. Wagner.
Assemblymen Blauvelt. Boylan. Bron-
r4n. Bush. Carew. Caughlin. Chanlcr,
GYM. Cuviner. Dawson. Donnelly, Dom
oTanr Egan. Farrell, Fay. Foley. Fitf-
pxtfiik. Gea,ons. Gorhardt, Gcrhn. Gil
Id. Goldberg. Goldstein. Gould. Grnu-
bkrd. Gregg. Gurnett. Hackett. Hearn.
JsJ. Herrick. W. u. HcrrScS. Heyman,
Iney. Hoyt. Jackson. Jamson. la Rcuu.
A j. Levy. J.. Levy. Marley. McCuc,
~ Eflgott. McGrath. McKcon, Mosn-
z4nski, Mork. Neupert. Oliver. j. J.
O9Vsfl, NJ. A. O'NeiH. A. Parker. Patrie,
S4fNneraecker, Seeley, Scheidc. Short.
N 4. Smith. sp!eiberg. Turley. Walker,
warren. wsshburn. Well. wende. 2orn
s4d Speaker Frisbie. Total. 81
stHpix Friendly to Murphy.
pov. Dix put the stamp OF approval
.4day upon Charles F. Murphy and
~ activities OF the Tammany boss. Tit
Governor was told that in come quar-
,efe, there IL considerable criticism OF
n close association with Mr.. Murphy.
s0ovcrnor." said one questioner.
" ant upstate Democrats are express
'regret Mt Mr.. Murphy's frequent
trHus 20 the executive mansion. They
beiSvA that they nre Tightening his grip
uGDa Che entire State"
INV Murphy is n force In New York
ceunty politics and has a right to
k1bWim my views" replied the Governor.
w mis- usual smile.
The Governor was asked II he would
G 0,elder becoming n compromise candi-
dot for the Senntorship.
et5oertalnly would not and would not
s1cpf II elected" he said.
Ia In the I%nsur9ent Camp.
fAei insurgcnt twenty held another
cd ference at their headquarters In the
Hon1ton Hotel before the Legislature
m1tusAt the close OF the meeting Sena-
to Roosevelt announced that one more
Aessmblyman had been recruited 10
th11cfanks and tina he had signed the
formal pledge not to vote for Shehan.
BV8-UAen the ballot was taken all those
W attended the caucus voted for
E1$3((phAn.
I've have got sheehan whipped" said
e&htor Roosevelt. 'Our fellows are
g@tg 60 stand together. mi there Ia
n4ta man that can be reached. The
oId$ chance Sheehan has IL TO keep
er44agh Republicans away so that the
~ caucus votes will be a majority of
thFbCoting.
rye have no candidate yet. Many OF
otp fellows have favorite candidates,
al they will vote for them. but one
th,4sois sure. they will not vote for
e1@bhan or Depew.
eyve have not yet agreed upon a can
d144te TO support in the finals. The
n49 move must come from the other
~ They will have to suggest a com.
prbtnise before they get one vote from
ual We have killed off Sheehan, and
wen they recognize that fact we vii
b tviying to meet with them Inc con
49, pther candidates.
Dix Spells One Plan.
46ne politicians to-day conceived ,ht
id&f-W bringing forth Curtis y. Doug
iasrH- former State Senator of Alban,
aud brother-in-law OF Gov. Dix. as
CONF mise candidate for Senator. The!
wsuDo Gov. Dix with their plan ant
he IMPLY announced that II any sucl
thiH01vas attempted he would come on
opef1D against him.
C400ence J. shearn OF New York. VIII,
wai Albany to-day, urged Senate
Duh bel and Assemblyman O'Connoi
the,X Independence League members, I
vote Tor Justice James ". Gerard whe
he hrsrd they intended TO cast thel
votet9or w. II. Hearst.
Mother Mr.. s,heehan nor Tamman.
Letter Murphy would have anything {
sa3 Today. Neither would J. Sergean
cran1 Former State Craftsman william
j. cSnnors. who IN opposing Sheehat
GENERATED himself with declaring that
ws6 IN. open field.
Ju6Rp Herrick said to-day he COY
vidored himself still IN the race. lude
GdtRfd has some boomers on the groun
az -. Datching sha rop~se 90 evarI