The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-05-03

OF these features was the sboistion Of
party State conventions.
II was Gov sulssr's right under the
NV to veto the Biauvslt bill and send
70 the Senate his own bill ~ Q substi.
tuts.
But right here comes In one Of the
many instances that are quoted 70 show
that the Governor must be q political
genius to finally override the assump.
uon on the part Of his snsmiss that he
y . political mistake.
II lsssu,ssl ~ 1asuvsas TN
- SSUaluleaA 60 ORosglaNol ~
0sa We ~ DooosA b - tsaltsss
- thsas party 90 - Ne yseDls.
- deliberately lnsuateA he eva
vestv Aa1es1ey u ~ Senate.
That the insult was deliberate 10 shown
" the fact that the Governor did not
consult With any Of his confldsntial
advissrs over the message. He didn't
show Il to the astuts John A. Hsnnssssy
o. the deliberativs. cautious John De.
lansy. He discharged Il all alone.
Some people say Il 70 impossible 70
insult the LsgisiaturA There remains
this 20 b said. Boss ridden though they
may be. the leaders In both branches
Of the Legislature. the men who DO
things and BY the power Of brains or
clsvsrnsss or chicansry manipulate other
men to their fancy. are regular men.
They have red bloed In their veins. and
u oil Of them are not honest they must
b granted the benefit Of the doubt be-
cause they have not been shown to b
otherwise.
lANoVAoe OF Hls VETO KILLED
hio chANcGo.
Largely because Of the Language Of
bic veto message Gov. suissr utterly
killed any chance Of passing the pr1.
mary election MEASURE he desires this
year. IL v doubtful II he can get II
acnoss during his administration because
the Senator's now sitting we're elected TO
hold once until Dec. u. lslA. Further
more. Gov. Sulssr aid not signify any
desire to meet the msmbers Of his party
In the administrative branch Of the GOV.
eminent for . talk over his bill.
u am right" he said In effect. "You
are wrong"
Just 70 add TO the peace Of mind Of
the Senators he had slapped In the face
with his veto message the Governor
sent word TO them that u they didn't
vote for his bin he would drive them
out OF the Democratic party or make
them drive him out He notified County
Chairmea and other leaders that IL they
didn't influence their Legislators TO vote
for bis bill ne would not only read then,
out Of the party, but IRE all thslr bench.
msn from state Jobs. There was moth
Ing delicate about these threats; they
were straight from the shoulder
1sW Ne tine he's ass1veA for
osv. oalsss - make 6eeA. 4hs
oovssaes. ga II Aas bssa one Of
~ ehsxasAssistlss tAsoASheut HE
yublie easees. - glvss - sxagessa.
tAeA Of stassnsnt. 1Aas - scarcely
fault With hAn, - - . Aablt born
% sntAusiasn. II says ~ u 20.
tAG out aAonS ths people aaA %
ssvsal Tie tsus stass o. sGaars II
Albany that The Dsnossssas party
cannot slset twenty Asssnhiymsa
this fau. Ne Gays fuxtheS tAAt
whsa ~ gsts thseuSA tAs Demo
cratic party WIN net slsst Q saAsis
Mayor II the otsts.
In other words the Governor means e
turn all but twenty Assembly Districts
And every city In the State over to the
Republicans. Then apparently ne In.
tends out Of the ruin Of the party q
build up \ Democracy Of his own. His
closest friends break into . cold sweat
when they hear him outline his elaborst,
plans for gsttins the people to bach
him up.
Nobody" said the Governor within
an hour after he was nominated II
Syracuse last October. can hurt m,
but old Bill Sulser."
10 the Governors prophecy cominl
true, Or 10 he the political genius tina
can bring order out OF the chaos tha
he and the Democratic leaders OF tn,
Legtslature and the bosses Of the or
ganisat ton have brought about here u
Albany and throughout the Slater