New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-03-28

M pol"c', introduced TIE name NJ
william y. Ellison.
laugh went around the room when
tho uall1c of Roosevelt was called and
There was 10 response. Theodore Sutro's
name was first voted for by Senator
Saunor. Stillwell voted for James \.
o;crl6or. and tho two Sullivsns called
mt Isidor Straus amid laughter
senator Wagner voted for Herman
bidder and senator White. who was
the first - tho Insurgents. whose name
wac called who Vas present. voted for
Theodore .SutFo..
Tho Assembly roll was then called
Tho first Assemblyman 10 explain his
vote was George s. Rlsuvelt. If Rock
land Ha said he knew 81 no reason
for transferring his allegiance from the
former capcus nominee and voted for
William r sheehan.
After weeks Of unsuccessful ballot
ms" ,sid Assen'byman Brennan. I feel
Justified in proposing the name Of my
original choice. that distinguished Law
yer. that able and loyal Democrat the
Hon Daniel T. Cohalan
Assomblyman Bush. Of 'hemung. re-
minded tho assembiage that he had
nominated NJ. Sheehau al the original
caucus without dictation.' he added.
either from Tammany Hall or the
Democratic league" His opponents
have rakcd heaven and earth and the
lower regions and have not found
pimrle upon which "a focus the magnify
ing glasses" Tc stuck to Shcchan.
Cuviliier Accuses insurgents.
hssemblyman Cuvillor accused the
absent insurgents Of being guilty Of po-
litical treason. "Thcy arc dickering with
the Republicans At this moment he
shouted. His vote was cast for Justice
Gerard.
Congressman John J. Fitzgerald. Of
Brooklyn, was nominated by Assembly
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man pon1ely.
Responding TO tho sentiments Of 4
large number Of my constituents. de-
clared Speaker Frisbie. Il change my
vote 10 Alton r. Parker
Supreme Court Justice Victor J. Dow
ling was nominated lay AssembIyman
Goldstein.
Supreme Court Justice James \.
O'Gorman was named by Assemblyman
Hackett, and Supreme Court Justice
Edward T.. Mccall by AssembIyman j.
j. Hcrrick. Ex-Justice u. Cady Her
rick was the choice Of Assemblyman
-. Ill
II am not in sympathy with the criti-
cisms Of our felloW Democrats who
have seen fit to rema in outside of this
caucus" said Assemblyman Hooy. 1T
is high. time that we Democrats were
getting together on some man who can
command the fun support of his party"
He voted for Justice Gerard.
Assemblyman Marty" McCue ex-
pugllist. enlivened proceedings with an
attack on half baked Democratic voters
who have been opposing the election Of
Mr.. Sheehan" and on the insurgents
They tell us the interests arc behind
Mr.. Sheohan," he SAID IN a speech which
brutally frank, took the fancy Of the
caucus and was greeted with salvos Of
applause.
Same Interests Behind Dix"
We'll. / say the same interests were
behind John a. Dix and the entire Dem
ocratic state ticket last fail as are be-
hind Mr.. Sheehan now II they are bad
interests. sinister interests. now. they
were sinister interests then. The people
though they were good interests. for they
elected the ticket. | call Governor
Chambers attention to the fact that
these same interests were behind him
when he ran for Office. once 10 be elect
Cd once TO be defeated for a higher Of
fee. Why did he accept their support
Charles +. Murphy. or Tammany, was
behind him. ! can't see any difference
between the Murphy 81 Yesterday and
the Murphy Of to-day. except that now
he is bigger and broader and has more
experience He's good enough for me-
Tammany Hall money. Tammany Hall
literature. Tammany Hall oratory
pulled some Of these insurgents through
by the skin OF their teeth. Murphy was
q goC0 man 10 know tnen.
McCuo voted for Morgan J. OBrien,
whom Governor Chanler supported.
Another new candidate was Samuel
Untermyer who was voted for ny AS
Semblyman McElligott. Assemblyman
Myers the last Of tho four insurgents
who attended tho caucus. voted for D.
Cady Herrick
Asscmblyman Seeley in weak, wan
ing voice. named Governor John \. Dix,
and he didn't got even single hand
clan. ~ Smith. majority leader, as
he had announced. voted for Sheehan
without any comment.
The iast new candidate presented was
John Lynn. who was named by Assem-
,ilyman Wolser The name Of Assembly
nan Patrio. the secretary. representing
htho Assembly, was called last, and he
voted for Shechsn. Patrie vas one Of
I The near insurgents' who wavered dur
ing the last few weeks, hut he pro-
J nounced that he would from nov on al
WAYS he regular After the announce
/ ment IF the vote ? recess vas taken until
tomorrow at y. NJ.
Tho Detailed Vote.
The detailed caucus vote follows
SprFHaN-Sepatcrs Black Cullen Ft.ro.