New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-11
LATTER TO GET GOOD
JOB ON RETIREMENT
Reorganization Plans Made
with President Wilson'S
Approval.
GLYNN TO RUN AGAIN
McCombs and Malone to Aid IN
Carrying OFT Details. Former
with Eye on Senate.

WIN Eye on ocUdtc'
William Church Osborn independent
Democrat. is 10 he tho ncw chairman
Of the Democratic state committee
lie IS 10 take the place With the full
apnrovsl OF President Wilson.
Friends Of Charles +. Murphy have
ci,en the rerormers TO understand mat
he is willing 10 retire from the state
leadership and will raise no obstacle 10
The election Of Mr.. Osborn.
II is understood that George NJ.
Palmer. who. as state chairman mas
aiuays been friendly to Murphy, stands
ready 10 resign. He may be appointed
member Of the Worhmens Compen-
sation Commission.
Those in charge Of the reorganization
Of the party in the state hope 10 pe
able TO make the change in the chair
manship within a couple Of weeks ~
is not improbable that call ior
meeting OF the committee will be sent
ont next week. following the pressnta-
ton 10 the Senate by Governor Glynn
Of his five appointments 10 the COM
nersation Commits ission and two sp-
rointments to the upstate Public ser
vice Commission.
Aoproved by the President.
II. bas selected the men for these
n,sces The names have been pre-
sortod .o President wilson and the re-
farmers and. it is said. are entirely ac-
ceptable 10 them.
Following their conference 'i'o
President Wilson AZ Washington on
,1ondsv Governor Glynn and William
=. McCombs conferred with Mr.. os-
horn here Yesterday. Mr. Osborn SAID
that most of the conditions he imposed
.s NECESSARY 10 his acceptance OF the
Craftsmanship had been met. ana he
tod been assured the others would be
mfr. Osborn has accepted" said Gov
crnor GIvnn. Il believe we have the
votes 10 make him chairman or the
c,ato Committee. I don't know whether
there will be a fight on it or not. but
6eht or no fight he will be state chalr-
man shortly.
If has been decided that It would be
an impossible task 10 depose Murphy
fror, tho leadership Of Tammany HAN
through primary fight this fall lie
will he ignored. Thomas f. Rush. lead
o. of the 29th District. and Maurice
Eeatherson. former leader OF the 2Oth'
uuI not be encouraged in their eHors
to start a primary fight. Their attempts
10 get the support OF the President III
such movement will be unavaiiins.
GIynn to Run Again.
Kept At a safe distance from any
natronaee. federal. state or municipal
vurnhv will be starved out. II is hoped
thai il fight IL not made on him nc
will retire voluntarily this fall.
Governor Glynn will be candidate
for denomination for the Governorship,
with the approval OF the President. me
question Of the candidate ior the
frnitad states Senatorship Is left in
allowance. Mr.. McCombs has ambitions
In that direction. Who will get the
nomination will await the outcome Oh
The state leadership OF Governor Glynn'
MIR Osborn and Mr.. McCombs.
According TO the arrangement these
three men will be the principal factors
in the state organization. Dudley flela
Nslon. will also continue his work
eainst the domination of Murphy IN
The state and city.
Il am delighted al the prospect o'
complete party reorganization Which
IN. events OF the last forty eight hours
already Indicate" he said last night.
Federal Jobs = Lever.
Friends of Collector Malone say ne
will be consulted about all the federal
patronage in this state. Others say
tnat MT. MCtpnlDo " iAA pc NhS RN'"O''>~'
representative OF the President in the
New York State situation. IL is prob
able that the President Will keep in
touch with both men and that each VIII
have his snare in the regeneration OF
the party here.
There is still considerable federal
patronage TO be given out here. One
place is now open. II Is the post
mastership in Brooklyn. John n. Nc
Cooey. the Kings County leader. Is
eager 10 land one OF his men in this
berth. For that reason. he said yester-
dsy. he wished 10 have the state organ
ization in harmony with the national
administration. He evaded answering
q question as 10 whether or not he was
in favor OF the plan OF Governor Glynn
for the reorganization OF the party
He thought IL was not necessary II
break with the New York County or
ganization.
There are collectors OF internal reve-
nue. 10 he appointed in three districts
,n Manhattan and one in Brooklyn