The evening world., 1914-03-28
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OF Counsel TOR ch0 prosecution In the
Impeachment procssdiuss. He wa
also counsel 10 the Frawisy Commit.
tes, whioh gathered the evidence on
which Sulser Wa removed.
Thomas F. Brnes Of Brooklyn. -.
appointed Tar Commissions, u Q
veteran machine Democrat, the per-
sonAl choice Of John =. McCoosy and.
II cours& Charles =. Murphy. Gov.
0lynn didn't want b reappoint
Byrnea. but he haA b placats the
McCooey Senators from Kings. who
threatened to hosd up his other ap-
pointmsnts unless be put Byrnss
acroas.
THE ONE FLY IN THE OINTMENT
FOR MURPHY.
All that was lacking to make the
Tammany victory complete was the
appointment Of James J. Hoey al
Superintendent Of Insurance. Here
was IN appointment that Murphy
wanted.
Mr.. Hoey u the deputy supsrinten-
dent In charge Of the New York
ofIios. He was after tho big job him
sslf and he brought 10 Albany not
only the organisation Endorsement
but wonderfully strong backing from
real estate. financial and insurance
interests Of Now York City. But
Hoy u too frankly and openly Tam
many and his appointment would
have given Tammany Hall about
everything in sight. % he was sac
rihced to make way for william
Church Osborn's man.
% Tammany comes out Of Shis
le6islativs session stronssr than II
was whom It went In. With Mr..
sohuls on The First District Public
Service Commission. Tammany has
control Of that body. A. for tho
Legislature. that branch Of the Gov.
eminent was % busy playing politics
at the close Of the session that the
businsss Of the STATE was tramp,sd
under foot.
Tho two Houses fought, wransfsd.
fenced. nnessed. traded. dicksred ma
then quit in pstuiant anger. The A..
ssmbly closed N doors at $50 this
morning. but the Senate eat on until
O'Clock. finishing up with routine
pct measures.
Having deserted their duty, the
Governor will BE- obliged 70 cell
The ls0ls'sters baek at some lstsr
Day In sxtra session, In order
that Business Of the State may
not b steppsd fer lack os money.
The law does net psrmlt Of any
expenditure being made without
the money having first been prs.
vldsd BY . vote d the lselsla.
turo.
oLvNN MAKES NOMINATIONS
FOR sio PLACES At 80 A. N.
Appropriations are made for the
fiscal year. beginning Dot I. Tho
departments can 20 on. therefore,
until the end Of September ON pres.
emit funds. No announcement has
boon made Of the probable date Of the
extra session. whsthsr Il viii bs early
or very late.
To the extraordinary scenes %
legislative disorder In che eioslns
hours 0lynn added a. executive
spectacle BY 6lilRe some % the
mest Important ofless In the
etsts q 80 o'clock In the morn.
Ing, after . day % barpalWino
end dleiesrine with pelitislsRs
and besseo.
The Executive Chamber n tho CaD-
itol has been the staGs Of many ~.
variable political events. but nsvse
has Il had suoh . spectacle - wa
sssn In the early hours Of this morn.
Ing. Messengers summoned the news
papsr correspondents from the legis.
lativs halis to the 0ovsrnor's once.
4 dossn or moro hastily gathered
thers. The hour was 1.So. On .
table lay . pile Of typewrittsn sheets
containing the List Of newly appointed
STATE onacers. Ths Governor stood
By.
~ S&SC oOHfpOpoAA0OasD SO~A WV
the list their faces betrayed their
sentiments. Quickly the Govsrnor
spoke. II ask you to go who the
mon are before you write your arti-
cies." he said. Il think they are high
claas men. I am not asking any f..
vorA am asking faAr play. Give
them . square deal"
In the Senate. " . A. n. the newly
made State olnolals wsrs all con.
firmsd aftss expression OF regret by
Senator Brown. Republican leader.
that such an extraordinary courss
should have bssn followed.
John b. Riley - State euperin-
tsudent Of Prisons was also confirmed
by tho Senate. In fact, every nomi-
nation made by the Governor wAs
approved by the upper branch Of the
Legislature.
Al day the political leaders had
been working ON the Governor. Lieut.
Gov. Wagner was there rsprssenting
Tammany Boss Murphy. assisted BY
senator Foley. from Nurphy's homo
district. John H. NcCoosy. Demo-
"a