The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-08

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10 s political p'.,pt. mas 49, IT,, ..,,ui
i"s to success iyo thin%s money ana
hiGh political backing and PATRONAGE,
ia" money Is ready KIM the other
rcduSito the anti Murphy people say
,hrS can cut tho ground from under
Nh Murphy's feet in the state and
city.
Kings Leaders Rlpc for Revolt.
II is pointed out that If Kings Couu-
ty should join the other big counties
Of the State which went against him
at tn" last primaries f.rso, Monroe
Oneida and Rensselaer, leading
hc loat to Mr.. Murphy forever. New
Yurk County alone would hc left with
any considerable delegation. and his
"nclnlcs hope soon Ia start I, backnrc
against Mr.. Murphy Ia his home coun-
t. and borough. with Kings Joining
the upstate auti- Murphy counties
ia. leaders, position wvuld be much
like that OF President iiu.rta in MeX-
leo II was said a, tho National Dem
o"ratic club las, night
y canvass Of the district leaders in
Is ngs Count. has convinced those IA
the henI Of the anti Murphy move
mcnt That All Or tho twcnty-thr.c
with the possible exception Of eight
viii pc ready 10 liTtcn to thc right scr;
Of political arguments ana change their
allegiance from John H. McCoocy to q
ncw chairman OF the county commit
tee. who VII! give TO them and thcii
districts the same measure Of innu-
"mce nnt patronage that they now on
JOY. This ucW chairman. OF course.
must b" "a man who can deliver the
goods. I'c must be known. when tho
fno""iu"It against McCoocy takes ac-
yt:c form, as u man who vii! Dc rccog-
7i%ed b. the national state and city
administrations. No ltindcrgartner in
politics Will be able 10 I'LL the bill
Tho names Of Herman Metz and o,
William Z. Courtney, who married Hugh
Mci.aughlin's daughter, have been put
forward IN the tentative plan foy
ci"c;ine q new Kings County chair
man Nh. McIz has great popula ritz
ia hroollyn. Mr. Courtney IL wealthy.
an old-ii'nc political lieutenant 0: Boss
McLauShlin.
Tho ilings County oreanizat,on
w"uid welcome autonomy. the Brook
Ism cp1forccg say, and the district
leaders II assured OF recognition from
trHtionF. would make shor; work Of
NcIoocy Then. with the big coun-
ti"a up state. they could control tn.
state committee ANA any future state
yonY"ntions--if the rew primary law
TO BE- passed provides Tor such gather
wilson, G!Inn md Mitchell Can Help.
II mas been assumed that the admin
iEtratIon At Washington VIII not DO
nispl.aScd at tn" success Of ANY now
mont 10 change III" loci,I Leadership.
Thos" who talked privately with Mi
W ils"h after h" returned from - dav
ai M state Fair at Syracuse last sum-
ln'r recall his Indignation AT what he
hlW'iy termed "a trick" to have. him
Photographed with Charles T Murphy
ana !" force him into close proximity
VIII tito state leader at the luncheon
TABLE aud iu carriage. When Dudley
Fl'IG N.Ion" was sworn in as collector
OF IA. port OF New York he said in a
litil' s'"ech that til" result of tho
election iu New York was Fortunate
one. lie added.
Those leaders of parties who work
Tor purposes OF government which are
not h publican and not American never
take on" defeat as concIusive Ana |
intend 70 dedicate not only ono cam
p"!Yn, but tho rest Of my lifc in this
city OF Ne" ORR Ia rght for radical
changes Of party purpose ana party
leadership"
Governor Glynn. when h. was in
Washington last week. had long con-
terence with Joseph i. Tunulty. score.
tary 10 the President; with Franklin
u. Roosevelt Assistant Secretary Of
the Navy. ana with others who havc
stat" and city. lie asked for future
appointment with President Wilson
who was confined 10 the White House
10y cold. Governor ,ilynn's desire To
do tn" right thing Is admitted by tn.
couf"r-"s, bu, they point out that 10
obtain the legislation he wants a; Al
htny this winterl h" must depend upon
the Senate, which is controlled b. Nj.
Governor Glynn Is 10 DO ono OF tho
Speakers At the dinner here OF the
Honest Ballot Association on Tuesday
night ana his speech. whic'i ha4
direct primaries as its subject, will be
TO with great interest. An
op"n break with M. Murphy on tho
Governors part is nut looked for even
10y tho most sanguinc Of the anil
Murphy men Will. the Legislature is
III session
1T tho Honest Ballot Dinner
May or-ci"ct Mitchell who is cXpccted