New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-11

the income tax law. There is a United
states Marshal 10 he appointed here
and one in RrooAlyn Then the Sur
,eyorship and the Appraisership. both
5000 places. are now held by Ropub-
ncans. They can be filed with Dem
ocrats 10 aid the movement TO eImi-
nate Murphy from politics.
The Boss Like esrks.
The boss" was not in evidence Hestcr-
dav q, Tammany Hall Some said he hso
So, .o.urre6 from Good Ground. but there
was q report that he was in seclusion u"
the CITY. II was said for him. however
tha, he had nothing to say about inc reo'
gsn,zation plans discussed by Governor
Glvrn and NJ McCombs with the Ffes'-
dent.
However. those who have arranged Tor
the election Of Mir Osborn as state cha"
man have received indirect assurances
that he will not 90 anything TO prevent il.
As a matter Of fact they have been to'o
he is eager 20 retire from the state leader
sh,, and in the future Will conhne himself
strictly 10 local affairs. Governor Glynn'
however. is not relying 700 much on these
assurances. He is making a canvass OF
the state committeeman 20 see Jtst no"
they stand on the election Of Mr.. OSBORN
When he is assured that A majority OF
the committee will stand b. Osborn a
meeting Of the committee Will be called.
Mavor Mitchell was the first caller on
Governor Glynn at the Vanderbilt yester-
dav morning. He says they did not talk
about party reorganization. but as he was
leaving there re assured the Governor
that personally he was entirely in SYM
patty with the movement. Then Mr.. NC
Combs was closeted with the Governor
for an hour. lie went from the Wander
bilt 20 his Office. where ne had long talk
with Mr.. Osborn. The latter then went
I'D 10 see the Governor and remained with
him until he started for Albany soon after
noon.
IL have told the Governor on several oc-
casions that there were several conditions
that ought to be Strengthened out before
the subject OF reorganization and my cleo
ton as state chairman were considered
Mr. Osborn said later. Il told him this
morning that most Of the conditions mad
been met There were certain others he
told me would DE put through satlsfactor-
iy. So ] suppose the situation Will be
such that I could undertake the work If
were asked TO do So"
do you mean asked by the state
committee"
Working on the Committee.
Yes" replied Mr. Osborn. The posi-
ton has not been offered to me by the
state committee. have indicated 10 the
Governor that II the things of which We
talked were overcome. and II he should
wish TO take the matter up with the state
committee it would be for that committee
10 determine"
Mr.. Osborn added that he expected the
Governor 10 move actively in the matter
one OF the conditions imposed By Mr.. Os-
born was that the plan TO make him
state chairman should have the approval
Of President Wilson. That has been met
Another was that the plan should meet
with the approval of the state committee
without any coercion. That condition is
The one on which the Governor is going 10
work
Mr.. Osborn also wants to be assured
that the appointments OF Governor Glynn
for the places yet 10 be filed will be strict
ly in accordance with the anti Murphy pro-
gramme. il is understood that the chair
manship OF the Compensation Commission
has been offered 10 Robert L. Downing
head OF the City Investing Company
While he is not an out and-out Tammany
man. Il is believed his appointment would
not be displeasng 10 Murphy.
The only place on which the Governor
has not decided. It was said last night
was the Public Service Commissioner
In this district TO take the place of Johr
r. Eustis. According to the understand
ing the Senate will make no attempt tc
embarrass the Governor by holding up his
appointments.
When Mr.. McCombs was asked abou
the report that Governor Glynn. Mr.. OF
born and he were TO be the active fac
tors in the state organization hereafter
his reply was OF such a nature as 10 give
practical confirmation.
Any talking we have 10 do about thi,
matter" he said. I'VE will do as the stu
alton develops"
Wilson Is Malone's Exsmplar.
When Collector Malone was asked wha
part he would take in tho rsorsanizati tor
plans OF Governor Glynn he replied:
Intelligent Democrats are not interest
ed IN persons or personalities. and hav,
no personal feelings against the Murphy'
or Crokers. but they are determined Their,
shall be a new leadership. responsive Il
public opinion and representing the rani
and nle of the Democratic party. TINT
Democracy OF New York State must b.
made worthy OF the progressive accom-
plishments and the national leadership o.
woodrow Wilson. The hearty co-opera