Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1915-11-15
SEC. MOODY AND
SAM WILSON IS
MAYORS SLATE
Former for Comptroller and
Latter for Tax Commission
er, 'Tis Said.
MAY CEMENT HARMONY
WITH DALRYMPLE PEOPLE
Then Perhaps "Dal" Will Put
o. K. on Purchasing
Agent Bill.

With January l horing IN sight. po-
litical states are coming into vogue
at the City Hall, where several i'm
portant positions are to be filled by
the mayor and Common Council.
First OF all, e. Erie Moody, the may
or's private. secretary, is looked upon
as the only contender for the posi-
tion now held by Comptroller Tyler
Parmiey, d Democrat. Mr.. Parmly's
term expires this year. and, while he
is e. Democrat, there are some of the
members of the council who believe
that he should be replaced. Whether
Mr.. Moody's name would receive suf-
ficient support is an unknown guam
tity. However. 1t is expected that
Mayor Raymond will give his influ-
ence and support to Mr. Moody.
Mr.. Moody for city comptroller and
Samuel F. Wilson, regular Republic
can in the Sixteenth ward for tax
commissioner to succeed e. WildricIx
Swain, is the present slates The name
of Mr.. Wilson is being prominently
mentioned. since it is known that
Harry B. O'Connell, a staunch sup
porter Of the present administration,
is favorfng this appointment. Mr..
Wilson, although an organization Re-
publican, was not unfriendly to the
"Anti-DaP movement, so that his
chances Of landing the place are con-
sidered promising. In fact he was
elected as tne executive committee
man from the Sixteenth ward to the
Republican County Committee, and
it is said that his appointment as a
tax commissioner would be taken as
an organization man and part of the
harmony" pact between Mayor Ray
mond and County Counsel Dalrympla.
Moody and Wilson will give a repre-
sentative to both factions, and if the
harmony continues through the leg
islatiye session, why maybe the Re-
publican assemblymen will support
Mayor Raymond's measures at Tren-
top and might give Mr.. Raymond
purchasing agent. which they refused
him last winter.
Rerback Runner Denied.
A story was going the rounds this
week that the "DaIs" had stepped in
with a complete list of candidates to
iii the positions which are to be
vacated on January It was said
that Mayor Raymond had thought
rather kindly and that his private
secretary had been shelved for some
- - {, s,1~ " - ~ ~ -
is.ali li,eu s'lae alI.s Aloouy Is sun can
uluate ,' lvr coLipl.oller anu thal ne
Aas liopes u lessisiiis ns eiiS Dice. IN
70 ac9vl,iplisn y a.iiis' ne must Sc
cure seseIai Leusocl sensos, ate sposes;
az 70 sne sNss leiiSo anu oic1a.1on
ol sppoililin1hls py the reguiar Re-
Pupiicals' P.u' ~ wouiu seem .nat al Is
caiIn anu peacslui WIthin tne RANKS
~ - sehelaiiy uiioers.oou .nal M.
Moouy "ouiu nhe an appolhl.nenl TO
anotner once: ne qoos not uesire a
Ponticai posilion Wnere ne Wouio pe
insAperiehcsu.. ~ ne uoes. however, Aeei
~ - saiu, that ne is quaianeo 70 hoio
=, tne pos,.ion Oh cohlplrousr throush
ms lanliliarity with nnancial matters,
since TINS is ms iihe Oh business.
Democrats May Block IL.
2 From a strict political viewpoint il
is not likely to assume that a Demo-
cratic coynn,on c,onnciI wo,1d rsadi,v
80 -.
Sc. as,ue en9 alnpi.ions =, ,.e SonipeIoiieI
- ARMY anu appoint q 1.epupiiean "
tne place. Al Z known, however,
tnae inucn ,hiiuehcs - peins prousnt
70 pear 10 prihg aoou. TINS appoin.-
ment OF MI. Moody. II an ehoIt rs
maoe VIII no uoupe pe pitleriy
rougnt IN the councii.
no vacancies VIII occur III elther
the nre OF ponce boards since the
terms OF the present members run
Tor another year. Ihese appointments
are made py the mayor ana are con-
firmed by the common Councll.
The position OF comptroller is ap-
poinnVe Dy tne mayor, put requires