The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-08-22

SAID TO BE GLYNN'S CHOICE

SARATOGA. Aug II --Yesterday's an
nouucement from Manhattan and Brook
lyn that Tammany Is thinking seriously
OF rununs William r. Hearst for the
Sendtorship didn't surprise 81" gle
Democrat among the early birds" who
have come here in anticipation Of next
weeks state conference.
Nobody processes to know that Mr..
Murphy and the Tsmmsny insiders and
their allies have already picked Mr..
Hearst but speculation has reached that
well defined and significant stage wherein
Il is proper for politicians to corner news
paper men and assure them that there
seems to he good deal OF talk of Hearst
among the voters all around the state"
One OF the Democrats now in Saratoga
who wouldn't be astonished II Hearst ran
for senator along with Glyuu for Gov
ernor Is James Fleming OF Troy. Con-
servation Commissioner. But, like 9TH
ers. he Is not sure that Mr.. Hearst wants
TO stand for office this year Another
who has heard the people "clamorins'
FOR Hearst is John Flanagan Of Canaan
daigua. ex-Stste committeeman and leader
IN ontario county.
Sentiment for Cullen.
on the other hand James Shevln,
who has been hghtng John ii. McCooey
In Brooklyn. says there is lot of feel
Ing especially among the judiciary. that
the man the Democrats ought to send to
the Senate is Edgar VI. Cullen. former
Chief Judge Of the Court ~ Appeals who
favors Glynn for Governor
On an upstate trip about a month
ago State Chairman Osborn heard a good
deal about Seymour Vau Santvoord OF
Troy In relation to the Senatorshlp. but
that he understood Mr.. Van Santvoord
would not try for the nomination The
belief is expressed here that Mr. Osborn
himself wouldn't mind going to the
United states Senate. II seems TO be
agreed that the choice Of an orgsnlza-
ton candidate rests with GOV. Glynn
and that the Governor would like to
select Mr. Hearst
II looks as though not more than 200
men will participate In the Saratoga con-
ference. Its membership Is restricted To-
the sixty-two county chalrmen. hfty-one
state committeeman and nfty executive
committeeman and such other party nota =
hles As Mr.. Osborn invites
Among to-day's arrivals was William
y. Dykmsn OF Brooklyn. q deceptive can.
didate for the Court Of Appeals nomira-
tion
The suffragists storm every man who
arrives. This morning Miss Mildred Tay-
Tor Of the Women's Political Union tested
Senator Christie sullivan Of Manhattan.
sullivan stands Pat.
II stand where ! always stood he said
let the womea vote. But I'm not a
delegate 70 the conference"
I'VE have Mr. McCooey with us" con-
fdtd Miss TAYLOR
Then get Mr. Murphy and you have
the entire Democratic party" chuckled
the Bowery statesman.
Miss Alberta Hill, who for year before
the Baltimore convention heiped William
F. McCoonnbs convince the Democrats that
they needed Woodrow Wilson, is here with
her card index. She has data about
every man OF the conference. including
Information as to whether or not he
signed the petitions asking the party to
reaffirm the 1912 plank and to indorse
equal suffrage
The women have headquarters between
the roome OF Mr.. McCombs and Mr. Muir
ply. who are the chief object OF their
campaign, at the Grand Union Hotel. Each
prominent leader will receive each
morning a boutonnlere Of flowers in the
w p. L. colors-purple. green and white.
Mrs. Carrie Chapman Gait Miss Mary
Carrot Hay and the Empire State cam
paign committee are also busy. and the
banners OF all the crusaders are swung
above Broadway. Although the W. i. L.
and the Empire state committee are sup
posed TO be rivals. their leaders Mrs.
Blatch and Mrs. Gait. are holding daily
councils.