N. Y. State Politics
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Affairs Of Politics
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running for reelection in 1936, there
are rather plain indications he may
eliminate himself as a candidate.
Some of the governor’s friends
think he would rather be secretary
of the treasury rather than governor.
Ife is a business man of long exper
ience, very well thought of by Mr.
Roosevelt.
Many people think Farley wants to
be governor. He is expected to leave
the cabinet after Congress adjourns,
and manage the Roosevelt campaign
for reelection. But he still could
run for governor in 1936, the New
York nominating convention takes
place only a few weeks before el
ection day and presumably the na
tional campaign would virtually be
won or lost by that time.
The 15-year term of Comptroller
General McCarl expires in 1936, and
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he is ineligible for reappointment.
The duties of this position include
responsibility for various fiscal de
cisions, in addition to auditing the
government’s expenditures. Mor
genthau has been discussed as a
possible successor to McCari, and
he might fit in.
So one possible shift would be to
make Morgenthau comptroller-gen
eral, Lehman secretary of the treas
ury, and Farley candidate for gover
nor.
The Tammany Situation
Of course a great many other com
binations also have been suggested,
and apparently no final decision is
j in prospect for weeks, or perhaps
months, but no one on the inside
doubts that whatever is done finally
at Albany will dovetail with a larg
er scheme centering in Washington
and probably involving some chang
es in important federal jobs.
The ever-present Tammany situa
tion explains in large parts why the
approach of both Washington and
Albany to this problem is being
made so cautiously.
It appears that the White House
has not got along quite so well with
the Tiger as many expected when
Tammany leadership was changed
some months ago. Tammany men in
the state legislature walked out on
Lehman’s (really Roosevelt’s) redis
tricting plan, and that hurt tremen
dously.
Then, too, A1 Smith still resides
in New York. His present power in
the party may be questioned, but it
is hard to believe anything will be
done finally without some consider
ation of how it will strike Smith.
He is the sort of antagonist no one
wants to stir up needlessly.
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presenting a variety of scenes in
Africa and her most important ani
mal life.
In addition to his Museum work,
he conducts America's most efficient
and artistic Taxidermy Studios, the
James L. Clark Studios, at 285
Grand Concourse, New York, which
he has maintained for twenty-five
years as a hobby, mounting troph
ies there for the world's most fam
ous sportsmen and building habitat
groups for major museums through
out the country. In this work, as
in his Museum career, Dr. Clark's
intimate knowledge of animals and
their ways, combined with his skill
as an artists, find expression.
Dr. Clark is a man of many en
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His book, TRAILS OF THE HUNT
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away places of the earth, where
wild life still flourishes. His bronz
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the scenery, as well as trying their
skill as observers and hunters of
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