The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-09-09
SEABURY BECOMES
TIGERS CANDIDATE
Tammany Springs Surprise by
Designating Him for APP
peals semen.
!. n. CARLISLE DISPLACED
Change Believed Made on Ad.
vice Of W. X. Hearst and
Gov. Glynn.

TImmanN sprnng n surpris, Yesterday
by sending petitions to Albany designating
Justice Samuel Seabury os the supreme
Cour. no n candidate for the Democratic
nomination for Associate Justice OF the
Court Of Appeals. BY an eleventh hour
shift In IN" Tammany slate Justice Sea
bury was substituted for Highway Com
missioner John y. Carlisle of WATERFOWL.
Until three days ago the Tammany
district leaders understood that Mr..
Carlisle was the organizations choice for
the Court of Appeals. Then they were
suddenly asked to get signatures for
Seabury petitions They rounded up
the required 5000 names in a hurry
Justice Seabury liz a member Of the
Progressive party. The Progicss,vcs put
him on their slate at Utica and the
iennessy- Roosevelt Democrats and In
dependence League followed suit Now
Tammany has put him on a fourth
ticket. making him the candidate Of tho
Murphy as well as o the anti
Murphy Democrats.
Stamped for Hearst.
TIE only explanation OF Tamman%'s
switch heard yesterday was that Mr..
huTplNt az tie mas uOHc DeIoIe, wanted 10
strengthen the organization ticket by add
ing the name OF man WHO could be
counted upon for a big vote from other
sources. With this goes a suspicion that
Justice Seabury was made Tammanys
candidate upon advice from Gov. Giynn
and william r. Hearst. Judge Seabuiy
WAS pioneer Independence Lacquer. and
stumped for Mr.. Hearst when the news
paper owner ran FOR Governor and Mayor.
lie was pu. or the bench by TammaHy
and the Independence League. In 1908
he broke with MIR Hearst Lately
their friendship has been renewed and
the mediator Is said to have been Gov.
Glynn
Largely through NJ Hearst's influence
James W. Gerard l. the Democratic or
Ganlaat!on candidate for United States
senator. II IL understood that Mr.. Gerard
has sent word from Berlin to friends here
that L." vii accept tho designation. II he
beats Franklin II. Roosevelt In the primary
the Ambassador II expected to send a mes
sage saying that he would welcome cleo
tlon to the Senate. hut would insist on
sticking To- ~ post IN Berlin through the
winter at least II elected Senator he
would not have to he sworn in until the
converting Of Congress In December Of
next year.
There seems to he no question that
Thomas u. Lockwood OF Buffalo will be
the organization candidate for Lieutenant
Governor. lie Is a lawyer. n graduate Of
Yale IN 1895, and has been Park Commits
sioncr Of Buffalo for five years. lie IL \
son Of the late CONGRESSMAN Daniel y.
Lockwood. vino was a close friend Of
President Cleveland and who made con-
Ventloa speeches nominating Mr.. Cleve-
land for Mayor of Buffalo Governor and
President Incidentally Mr.. Lockwood 10
"A man Of wealth. lie was Erie's candi-
date FOR Governor two years ago.
The slate as II stands.
The Democratic organization slate, sub
ject to one or two possible changes, stands
as follows Governor. Martin II. Glynn
United states senate James w Gerard
Observation-Disclosures, Thomas r. Lock-
wood Secretary of State. Mitchell May:
| Comptroller, William SohUer; Attorney
General James a. Parsons; Treasurer.
Albert c. Carp; Engineer and Surveyor.
John \. 1ensel Associate Justice of tho
Court Of Appeals. Samuel Seabury.
Tammany has turned down Henry
George. Jr, az a candidate for a Congress
| denomination in the Twenty-frst district.
The district leaders told Mr.. Murphy that
Mr.. George, who has been i'll for some
time. had neglected his district and that
"A change was demanded. They wanted to
run IL Murray Hubert, a lawyer. In Mr..
Georges place. Mr. Murphy said. 90
ahead" and MI Hubert is the candidate.
Three anti-Murphy candidates for
membership In the State Democratic
committee were designated yesterday
by tho Democratic Association, OF
which County Clerk william r.
Schneider is the chairman. They are
Frank Hendrick, who viii run against
Percy Sas.o. Tarn-nany candidate IN the
Thirtieth Assembly district: Thomas r
Doheity, secretary OF the Tenement House
Department. against James J. Hines in