New-York tribune., 1911-03-15

oheehan still held tho organ,,a.,on -
cratic strength. De'lo
aii'idny Hall politicians sav Nurnhv
-a"ie mere only 70 tell Govsrro- rix ard
Isynor that all their nersua sion
anu al their threats couldr., -. ,,r,
yielQ 70 minority OF his r,r,,. :, .no
Leslsiature' When they asked hin, - ,,-go
MI Sheehan TO retire from, tho s.ra+or,a,
.ol'esU ne told them that was Mr. shee-
-, atar' not his As a Democratic
'9aue,' believing In political organization
e,lu ,he caucus. he was committed 70 Mr.
'heehan as long as sheenan remained the
auous choice of 2 ma iority Of his party..s
legislators us P' ~ -
tnslsss- there Democrats here
Nho say Boss Murphy went bsck 70 Ner
iork determined TO urge Mr. sbaeban 10
is' somebody else become tho embodiment
u 'ne sacred caucus principle n the Tam
many ooss had any such intention he didn't
many persons about IL. The failure ~
o-oay conference 70 produce ANYTHING
a"eioie isn't anv surprise to organization
democrats They scout the possibility Of
oeehan retiring from the fight or Of
Murphy deserving him. voluntarily or under
pressure from any man or any set ~ men
Sh-ehsn's Vote Ansly-ed.
- the same time. there is IN this un-
yleidins attitude not a great deal of Shee-
nan strength. measured in votes purely and
soie!y Sheehan's own. Tanmany supported
oHeehen IN payment or some political debt
Iammanr continues 70 support Sheehan be
cause ~ desert him nov would he almost
ratal 70 ramrsnv and Boss" Murphy
Jpstaters arc supporting him because
Iamn1any does. though few upstaters
have pledged themselves 70 vote for him
all the rest of the year. regardless OF
What Boss" Murphy may Go In'urgent
Democrats rsiterate daily their assertions
that Murphy and ShAehan are responsible
for the deadlock. and predict that the next
election will register the true Democratic
opinion Of Tammany and its boss present
companion in trouble
Murphy didn't gst here IN time - be the
Governors guest last night bur he took
Breakfast a. the Executive Mansion this
morning The Governors automobile
stopped ~ his hotel early this morning
and transported him 70 the mansion 70
meet the chief executive and Mayor Gay
nor. They took a couple Of hours for tneir
breakfast snd the conference which FOL
lowed II Then Boss" Murphy left tho
mansion. disdaininE the executive motor
car this time As ne walked away Senator
Roosevelt. head 81 the arti-Sheehan legis-
la-ors entered for few moments talk
Nth the Governor and Navor Gavnor
After The conference Mavor Gavnor Went
20 Ne7' York on Q noon train. refusing 20
say ANYTHING about its result
Murphy Uryeld,ra.
Ny Murphy upor his return 70 ne hotel
rss asked II William ?. Sheehar had
Withdrawn
I hsv4 not vithdraw7 him" vas the
terse reply
Is th- situation altered 'T fo-day'' con
ference
The vote -o-dav ough- to show
Afts- Mayor Gavnor haI gone Governor
Dix walked 70 the Capitol and announced
that there vas nothing 70 say as 70 the
result CO the conference except thai prog
-ess toward settlement of the deadlock
vas made
We had breakfast ard conference last
ing q couple of hours. he said and ne
senatorship was discussed The entire -irne
Mr. Murphy left the mansion ahour II
= 80, 80 +.r seu. minutes A. nv invi-
-. ,r.,,o~ Nroru.ar Of Albany also
q ,ioa ,,- -. -, ,1.~or cav
ar
Governor DIX vas asked II h. could r.
port am definite result of th9 conference
-, - -,,,ri,z ..-,,s+arliz-d DO he
hers T4 '3l,-ii-- ,sat Lrore.s yr.s made
iI g. lt,a,+. rb.+ Mr. =5,s.sn viii With
- ..,,o+ z,-a Won snv inform alton
C1-'-o-
about that
49,. - ..tar.r-a e. -.
,pAoo--s have been cur-en- -ha- "
-,.L.. 1a<+ --e mansion N hurf is
thai report correct
There IS - trn'h n ne rSnorf 81 Tar
There is some talk 'aat the conference