New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-11-08
SLATEMAKERS BUSY;
M|TCHEL'S LIPS TIGHT
Friends of MonSon Morris, Pro-
greSsive, Speak of Him for
Deputy Police Head.
O. R. SEITZ FOR PARK JOB?
Montgomery Hare and Sake
Among Corporation Counsel
Possibilities Mayor Elect
Will Talk to Merchants.

Unofficial satemakers already are busy,
and on every side are heard suggestions
for the places that Mayor Mitchell Will
have to fill. Ii may be said on the best
of authority. however, that none OF the
suggestions has gone to Mr. Mitchell. he
steadily has refused to accept sugges-
tons at this time, saying that he did not
want to take up the consideration or
names before he went on his vacation.
Mr.. Mitchell hopes to get away Monday.
but up to last night he had not decided
where he would go. Many places have
been recommended to him, but he is
anxious to go somewhere where he VIII
not be bothered by applicants for places.
Friends of Monsoon Morris are speaking
Of him for one of the deputy police com
mssionerships. He is member OF the
Progressive party, as is Oscar r. Seiz,
who is talked OF for Park Commissioner
Mr. Seitz was the head of the German
American fusion committee. he Is law
yer Of means and member OF many
German organizations
Among the men suggested for Corpora
ton Counsel are Montgomery Hare and
Martin SAKE Hare is an independent
Democrat and SAKE a Republican.
Leo Arnstein, for four years secretary
for President McAneny of the Borough
of Manhattan. Is said to have an ambi-
ton 10 be Commissioner Of Charities. lie
always has taken an interest III char''s
and uplift subjects. and was MEMBER
| of the Board of Estimate committee
which investigated the charitable institu-
tons OF the city. He is member OF the
Progressive party.
| Friends OF Frederick @. Lee, president
Of the Broadway Trust Company are
hacking him for City Chamberlain.
Francis W. Bird, chairman OF the FRO
| rressIye County Committee, put himself
on record yesterday as follows:
II regard the last election as FRO
gressive victory, not because II may mean
! Jobs. but because IL means a liberal ao-
ministration OF the city government ana
a strong body Of liberal legislators In the
State Assembly. which are real achieve
ments for the liberals Of the state.
.aThe chief purpose OF the Progressive
rarty is not jobs. II is. rather, the enact
ment into legislation OF liberal principles
Il IS the rule OF the people rather thah 'he
rule OF the reactionary interests through
corrupt political bosses
He would not admit, however. that ne
would not suggest any men TO Mr.. Mitch
ell for appointment.
Mr.. Mitchell did not go to the custom
House Yesterday. lie spent most OF the
day motoring with Mrs. Mitchell and ms
mother. Last night he went to private
dinner. -,
The address that the Mayor-elect VIII
make at the dinner OF the Merchants AS
ISOLATION al the Waldorf-Astoria to-night
will be important. In 1t Mr.. Mitchell VIII
outline his policies for the four years ol
his administration. He is anxious 10 ge'
the co-operaton of the business men vi
the city I'm the reforms and improvements
in contemplation.
Mr.. Mitchell. 1t is said, fully realizes the
force of public opinion and understands
how successful Mayor Gaynor was IN VIII
ming public opinion through publicity II
f. likely that the Mayor-elect VIII gu
much public speaking this winter