The evening world., 1916-08-12
Iamrnlny Accepts Judge BE-
cause Of Pressure from
Upstate.
MCOMBS FOR SENATOR.
Only One Candidate From
New York County on
Tentative Slate.
Bg Lindsay Denison.
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but with the authority OF Q poIis,osi
machine the Democratic Organise ssos
OF the State has selee,ed Judge saa-
usl seabury Of the Court Of Appsa,s
"s the party candidate for uevsruov.
william " McCombs OF New Yort.
recently Chairman Of tho Democrssio
national Committee IL the orsanisa.
uohs choice to make tho run ~
United states Senator % aiooeelv
senator OGorman. The rest Of tAe
ticket TO be voted for at the pr,ua.
ries was tentatively picked a The
conference held last night.
Tammany Hall accepted Judre esa.
bury Just as II accepted William Sui.
ner four years ago. because Of the
pressure exsrted by up-stats party
ieadsrs In this instance, however. n
must be said that. while Tammany
was against Judge ssabury because
he is anti-Tammany. thers Is no fear
In tho wiEwam ranks that he will
provo TO be another Suixsr.
The conference was dominated by
upstate Interests. led by state Chair
man Edwin =. Harris. Outside Of Mr.
Mccombs there Isn't a candidate from
New York County on the tentative
slate The sentiment OF the confer.
once was unanimous for judge Sea-
bury, The name OF Senator Robert
r. wagner was mentioned frequently
and was we'll received. but Mr.. wax-
ner was never seriously In the race.
There were number OF comp,i-
mentary votes cast besides those for
Senator Wagner. Montgomery County
suggested that william A. Gardner
would make a good Lieutenant Gov.
ernor: Michael J. Walsh Of wsst.
chester refused to accept a nomina.
tion for Comptroller: Niagara County
suggested Its own Caryl Ely for Gov
ernor and Frank II. Sullivan OF Kings
for Comptroller: Assistant Secretary
OF the Navy Roosevelt nominated
Frank d. Hasbrouck Of Dutchess for
Lieutenant Governor. and there was
a boom for Bertram Gardner OF Oar
den City. L. l.. for the same offics.
under the care Of Town Clerk Thomas
o'Connell and Sewer Commissioners
John Gilliar and Richard Kehos, who
happened to be In Saratoga
There Is lot Of hard feeling on the
nj ~ ~ a. SaNs
a lot OF strength. like the suffrasettes.
but no spokesman. Friends of sena-
tor Murtagh, for instance. believe he
could have got votes enough to have
been nominated for Attorney General
In a real convention. but IN last
nights please nobody mon
toned his name.
The worst tangle Is over the nomi-
nation for Lieutenant Governor. Al
a gathering OF State leaders In the
parlors Of the Grand Union Hotel.
while most OF the patriots were at the
race track. 1t was tho consensus Of
opinion that Thomas Krentxer Of the
William Banner Company. manuSac-
turers OF candles In Syracuse and
other cities. was the most available
man for Lieutenant Governor. There
happened to be no advocate Of Calvin
J. Huson Of Troy. at that little Euess. ,
Ing party. The leaders who violated
the request Of Chairman Harris by
giving out the list of the first choioes
OF the guessers as "a slate" did not
put Huson on their "ticket."
In the tumult OF last night, whom
everybody was nominating somebody,
only one voice was heard to raise
krentzers name. Eight or ten dcle.
gates named Huson.
Husons friends looked In this
mornings newspapers and saw rho
unauthorized afternoon "slats" in
somo OF them, making no mention of
Huson. Then they went out urder
the Broadway elms and said loud un-
kind things about the whole nov
tangled method OF having confer.
enees instead Of conventions. Tho
next formal meeting Of the Stnte
Committee will have to decide wheths
er or not Huson and Krentzer sEall
DO advised TO settle their dispute NV
a contest at the primaries,
The Misunderstanding OF William
Cnurch Osborn as to the proEress Of
a very well CO. o-ordinated plan 10 mama
him as candidate for United States
Senator was as nothing TO that which
troubled Mrs. Norman de r. White.
house and her committee Of the Stats
Women's Suffrage Party.
The women gathered In the outsr
hall Of the convention arena befors
the conferences and refused to pers
NIT the urbane Charlie White. Ser.
geant at Arms. TO admit them, Chai,-
man Harris. handsome ana sof,
spoken. also invited them inside The
glass doors. But as he would not
promise to change the wording OF the
platform to commit the Democratic
Party definitely to anything mors
than another test vote on whSthsr
the state wanted an amendment 70
the state Constitution, they ref,.sT