The evening world., 1912-09-21


against Dix and that even six oil
"Packy" McCabe's delegates from Al.
baay County are ready to step from the
MSCabe Tamsmny ranks into the In
surgent camp.
Every district In Tammany Hall and
the organization In Brooklyn wers
represented to-day among the mourncr'
at che funeral OF George scsnnell. the
Tammany leader. The funeral services
did not act as q stopper on converse
tlon about politics. All the politicians
agreed that the night against Murphy
10 . night TO . finish and that the Boss
10 n danger for the flrst time since he
teek advantage OF a situt,ion OF con-
fuslen and doubt and edged himself
into the leadership Of Tamma y Hall
and then into the state leadership.
o'ooRMAN TO VISIT WILSON At
SEA cIRT.
The fact that william q. McAdoo Is
Ssiag to Syracuse In regarded AZ IN
dicativs Of the wish OF Gov. Wilson
that the opposition take the Initiative
and force the attack. Senator Ooor-
man u TO visit Gov. Wilson on Mon
day for q conference over the sItua-
ton In this state. and IL would not
be surprising IL the candidate for the
Presidency should consider tho occa'
sion momsntous enough to warrant
him In breaking his determination TO
take no part In Democratic Affairs in
New York.
4 statement from Gov. Wilson con-
cssning Charles y. Murphy along the
linss Of the address he recently de.
livsrsd to the people of New Jersey
about the aspirations OF cx. Senator
James Smith may DO a development
Of the next three days. As soon N
Gov. Wilson has rested at Sea oirt
from the fatigue of his trip into the
Northwest he II scheduled to take up
the New York matter for serious con.
sheraton.
Murphy 10 not fighting for the renoml.
nation Of Gov. Die as a matter of po-
liticai principle and policy and cxpsdi-
sncy alone. lie 10 fighting for the po-
Ideal life Of Charles r. Murphy. As .
politician he saw the trend OF things
long before the Baltimore convention.
When Senator O'oorman began to fig.
urs. . few months ago. AZ one OF the
leading advocates Of the nomination Of
Gov. Wilson for the Presidency Charles
y. Murphy sat up and took notice.
There was no room for him on the Will
son bandwagon.
MURPHY CAN GET NO WILSON
PATRONAGE.
He fought the nomination OF Wilson
10 Baltimore for ssinsh reasons. pri-
msrsly. In the event OF Wilson's cleo
tisa the matter OF s.ribution of Fed
crai patronage In New York state 10 to
be In the hands Of 6sna&or O0orman
ana william q. McAdoo and men they
caa trust. Charles y. Murphy will be
out In the cold. And n he cannot con-
troll the ota,e Convention. and the VIII
800 forces nains tho candidate, he will
30 cut n the cold - to state patron
sgD.
Dor . long. bleak period ne has
sssa out In the cold ~ to city patron
aee. - X he II beaten at Syracuse II
WIN ~ hts cue TO stag small. because
practical persons In politics have no
uss for . politician after he 10 unabis
" Issue tickets entitling the bearers
thereof to place st the patronage
staaA.
Locally things are beginning to
sssths. The long pent-up opposition to
Murphy. which exists In every district
IN the citv thrsSa fans IN hrsak n,,t
william B. Eiiison. one Of the delegates
from Senator O0orman's district. Il
out ~ IN advocate Of the nomination
of some man other than Dix-of q can.
dioats Of the character and standing oil
Surrogate Fowler. for instance.
Nany other Delegates are outspokenly
against the Murphy policy of rsnom.
ineeang DIX. 30 while the Republican
ere fighting their battles In the open
10 Saratoga next week there 10 going e
- . los Of inside work done In New
fssk City In Democratic circles.