New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-12
CIYNN REBUFF IS
UPLIFT TO MURPHY
1ammany Boss, Clutch'ng
Civ Power, Bows TO
Reform in State.
CHEERFULLY DROPS
PALMER FOR OSBORN
s.,n,cs Governor as Leader, but
Gives Him Sly Dig-McCooey
Faces a Revolt.

Gives Him Sly Dlg-M0Nooe!
Faces a Revolt.
,.solptelv unruficd by tho declsra-
-, ~ Governor Glynn that he would
recognize Charles T. Murphy as
..o--atic state leader. tho boss Of
IMAM Hall sat Al his desk yester-
and calmly asserted that he was
r.,r 10 help in any uphft movement
.., might be started Dog the Governor.
,rr..r, r McCombs or any one else.
A. Murphy with q bland smile DC
- no never had been state leader.
10 has decided 10 rcnounce al
..,.er along that line. the attitude he
- vas calculated 10 take some Of the
Ing out Of the movement OF the Gov
- and the chairman Of the national
..,,i,+ec 20 eliminate the influence Of
.vrrphy from state affairs.
,s matter az fact Murphy is well
..,e-t at present 90 hold ON 20 his
la, powcr. II Dee can prevent a Wig
-.r. eight against his leadership OF
~. cunt, organization. that is all he
u, expcc, 20 do this fan ne has ;old
A., friends Itisa question Of keeping
..-so- cover or out of tho mclght.
ronertor Dudley Field Malone speak
... about Che statement Of the Gov
,-,or JIM which Dee iut.msted that he
,ond recognize Murphy as county
,.,5er So long as hc suggested good
continents. said he did not under
Sand that the Governor necessarily
,,ear, he believed IN the continue ton
~ that leadership
Boss" At Bay. is Cheerful.
Tho phccrfulncss of tho Tammany
-,oss~ when tho elimination Of him
..g from state politics 10y Governor
c'trr was preached 20 him was diff
l,-,n, from Dis manner when ne was
asked several days ago If ne intended
,o rctr, from the leadership Of Tam
many Hr-
,ss Democratic party in this state
Murphy vas asked. Are YOU in sym
,s,ay With tbc plans for the Governor
and Nauonu Chairman McCombs for
rsform M This state
Murphy said without The shadow Of
smile
! would Doc willing 10 aid in any
ssy in the up.ift Of the party. II up
msihe proper word to use
DO you think there should be a
.arrs In the state leadership"
= don't know anything about that.
Iasrsr have been state leader"
WHO has been state leader
-0h there have been two or three
men There was Corners. He was
STATE leader. He is out. Then there
vas DIX. He is out Then there was
salzer. RE is out And now there is
Governor Glynn."
twas remarked later that there was
jlt The suggestion Of a threat in the
way this was put. However. those
who know Murphy agree that he has
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asked.
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no objections 10 Osoorn'
have no objections 10 Osborn II
~ Palmer wishes 20 resign was the
reply
Murphy added that he had no knowl-
'cse as TO whether Mr.. Palmer would
'egn or not
When asked as TO whether there
'elid be meeting of the state COM
hilee soon 10 substitute Mr.. osborn
70 Mr. Palmer. Murphy said
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~ Nsn change DO their views due TO