The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-06
CHAIRMAN OSBORN
TO STAY IN OFFICE
Democratic Party Manager
Reaches Albany for To-
day, Meeting.
CLAIM OPENS CAMPAIGN

Lu,>1 O.l William Church Os-
,.,,, consented tonight to remain as
,.,.-,,,u Of the Democratic State com
r,t,e Ilc reached this determination
after President Wilson had announced
nat National Chairman William +. Nc
r,r.s would have his hands full IN his
,~o,.s to elect majority OF the Repre-
.,o,,,v,s tn Congress next month.
rnc.n,v Democratic state committee OF
..u .rau..,r, will organize tomorrow
r5V.lr. g. Perkins OF Poughkcepsie will
d.. ,....l treasurer and George n. Van
-,ue- .' Ntt,rtoWu secretary. Charles
!. I,....u .- -u u' chairman Of the execu-
$50 comm '',,. which Chairman Osborn
II 90 app1Ift
CHAIRMAN O.ho'u's duties will he light
...f Nv A ,alip.dgu committee OF promi-
-srf independent Democrats from every
county .a tile state, headed by such men
~. Francis Lvnde Stetson and Jacob Schin,
WITH NJ u. Haven OF Syracuse as the
v.o-,rs head. Mr.. Haven was prominent
IN Albany during suffers administration
lad WIS oue Of those who drafted the
suIfc- direct primary bill
r.osa familiar with Ravens political
....,... remembered that when David
b nh established the headquarters Of
TO p.nr. ratio state committee In Albany
IL TTf' NJ. ~ tNfn IN Nltl ~ blN YAM
max. committee will have headquarters n
,blrv and the treasurer will be William
; il.A.tt. tu Albany banker
nr,nmbS VIII Advise Osborn.
,-....,u Osborn said that MIR
N.,o...e would be- one OF the chief ad-
,.,r, .f flies state committee and one
O. OH. wtu workers Of the executive
committee President Wilson's emphatic
a. -.
ticket mere Is expected Immediately after
ne meeting of the state committee to-
morrow when GOV. Glynn will announce
.-a, while he - Governor he is to be the
leader uf tho party In the state Just as
President Wilson Is IN the nation.
,,o,. Glyis established a precedent by
.4'ttrr 10 the state committee members
a, their last meeting here in the spring.
Tine democratic state candidates and
county ,hairrcu also will be here. The
committee viii adopt rules under the new
primary law 80 political eruptons are
sNpe-,cd url it Is anticipated that the
t1,,,I.s viii he the most harmonious In
'C5r-.
Amoss ho.c who arrived tonight were
John " NcCoocy of Brooklyn. William
q Fitzpatrick Of Buffalo and Charles +.
Nrrply chairman Osborn reached Al
harv this afternoon aud had long talk
Wit Gpv. G,yun. Mr.. osborn said he be-
.,,aI hat the primary battle had left no
ss-s and that IN" Democratic situation
las improved wonderfully during the last
50 weeks
'TH. war has made the people con
,,.ysuy,.' said Mr.. Osborn, land they
re ,r,d of the exploitation of alleged
s.tf' for political effect. The people
.r,, fu. kind OF an administration they
viii ca' Il they elect Gov. Glynn. and they
..,., tr" Mind they won't get II the!
.Ioo-e Whitman
Goy Giguu opened his campaign to
-.n' o. q meeting In the Albany county
Democratic headquarters. Fractional part'
ines vntrh were drawn tightly in tn
Urinary tight. w"rc dropped, and thu
.ves''ng We attended slik" by puCanites
headoI ~ Daniel !. Dugan. the anti-or
.1..7.'iou leader. and tho supporters o.
N. gulty Democratic organization.
CI,nn Torgi,rs Opponents.
guv ,i',nu announced that he had m
'ts'uc toward the men who opposed hin
.. primaries and that his only dcsir
wa. ,o Toad q united Democracy
= want u to go out on election night.
hs siid. that New York state has gon
perno.-a'i, aud has stood 10y the policies
~ President Wilson"
Charles = Murphy reached Albany a
Midnight. IL was accompanied by PM
nouuuue and Al. Smith. When asked
h. was to retire as state leader Mr.. Muir
pins said
81 have mover claimed 10 he stat
.ador have always taken pretty goo
care ~ Manhattan and ] propose to d
~ In tho future"