The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-02-10
GLYNN OPENLY SAYS
HE'S WITH WILSON
IN MURPHY FIGHT
CONTINUED from First Pasa)
primaries roll around" said tho Gov
srnor.
mitchell SAYS oLYNN WILL
SUPPORT POLICE BILLS.

Mitchell says oLYNN WILL
SUPPORT POLICE BiLLs.
Although Mayor Mitchell. in. an In.
tsrview later given out In the City
Hall. said he had the positive prom
~ Of tho Governors support Of the
1oethai bills. in his interview at the
Vanderbilt Hotel. Gov. 0lynn said he
merely promised the Mayor 70 give
his lsgislation his confederation"
'Whatever promise I make u
promise Of confederation" said the
Governor.
Asked in what frame OF mind be
haa left the President after the con-
ference. Cow Oiynn said there was
q complete understanding between
them. D.. :...,. .f r' ..'..
After declaring that he and the
Mayor had discussed politics 'only
casually" the Governor was asked II
the resignation Of state Democratic
Chairman Palmer was anticipated.
lie answered that he did not want TO
| iiscuss that question at all. But the
Governor would discuss william
Church Osborn. the man slated at the
Washington conference to succeed
Palmer.
II have always been for Osborn"
said the Governor. "That Is hardly
. secret. I am stiil for him. ! am
for him because he represents . high
typo Of the American citissn and.
fortunately. At the same time no 10 a
Democrat Those are two combina-
lions we need now"
Mayor Mitchell. who called on the
Governor this morning before "a
o'clock. was asked II he was In &C.
cord with the Wilson. Glynn. AcComba
reorganization plans
mitchell SAYS NJ 10 IN SYM.
| PATHv WITH oLVNN.
when saw the Governor" said
The Mayor at the City Hall. II told
him that had read and heard that
10 was doing good work. told him
that his Reorganization plans and oil
that those Reorganization plans meant
for the politics OF the city. county and
stats Of New York had my complete
sympathy. The Governor did not toll
No about the Washington conference
|, did not question him about It either
II went TO SO the Governor about
the 0osthals bills. He assured ms
that they had biz full sympathy ant
that they would receive bis help.
I'VE also talked about the grea'
problem Of the unemployed and W
came to an understanding. Albany
10 to bs made the base OF operation
In big scheme which will b In 90
operation with the plans already LAID
In New York"
National Chairman AoC0mbs. Wit
came from Wsshington with Gov
0lynn, was visited at his oflios. No
% broadway. BY william Churcl
Osborn. They were together nfteeI
or twenty minutes. Mr.. Osborn. OF
|, coming ont. would not discuss tn
campaign 70 take the Democratic
organisation Of the state and cit!
away from Tsmmany Hall. He sai,
he was hurrying TO 80 the 0ovsrno
. before Mr.. 0lynn's departure TO
; Albany.
McoA&ss rAtks WITH oLvNP
3 900 ANo OSBORN.
5 Mr.. McCombs was . little NOR
!, covn nounicattvaL
: u have returned from Washing
!, tom" he ssid. ito resume the prAc
J, tics Of the law. I have spent m,
morning with tho 0overnor and ~.
Osborn. and until know what ma
come OF our mutual desire TO max
, the party - strcut ~ II can b Their
% no oommsat on the present situa
ton which care to make"
what would ps the pg1eegs .
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