The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-11-16
RUST, IN, THEIR MACHINE.


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1t Is learned thne 'he cause oi ,he auarrol DO
tween s o T n,sns aronS ms. he,oro dele
oatas ware elected to tho Rochester Conyen.
ga.es wore ''''''" " '"' A'''"''''' ''n''"'
ss nd h ~ ohsf NJ @ that
John E. Milholland should be sent to tho Con-
in tho g FL e Sixteenth and Eighteenth
districts. It was matter entirely In tho
hands Of Mr.. Bislin. Ho was the man to ea,
whether it should BIO done or not It,, and he
thought 1t should be done. Mr.. Milhoand
had not always been in favor with the mogul
OF tho Eleventh district. but on this
occasion no was not opposed by
Ho H.. . "eUfso s,da,eS ~, r,,ht -, .ho n,n;nr.
II mas oeen consiaereo tho riehe Oh .ne MAJOR
ity controlling the Eleventh and Eighteenth to
bring the sixteenth district INTO line. without
the knowledge OF Mr. biglin' Patterson. It was
Rn n ths and the Pat
tnrson,s nfuencs in the sixteenth was gained.
,n Mans s uei h,a pbort ,or s rec,os
No sooner wore these appointments mado
than Mr. was Tr OUT
Mr.. Biglin and his friends could get. was TINT
tho men thus apnointe.dh should DO dis dis.
would have been after the Convention. When
Biglin and Milholund henrd Of tho action OF
PATTERSON there was fine old time time B,En
tsrs s D Is ssld aessTed that he hsd not tho
tho Convention, but no took no steps to undo
his work and his apology %ns lett
ts and PSs Was s
R Ra hs ssks S Sn a %
F %Ss TSrs a nj, sss 70
l lSsn q! SsantS III stirred up Bsn
H ins % T tho Committees in 5snuar1 wiilss
an r Raohs sser in hs PSS
delegate In place, Of Milhol!end.
Another story. based on the strongest foun.
House When al. Erha5dt .rssisnsd a. 81.
his pce Seere had n
idea what waste be done. Although Patterson
and lis clique Heartily disapprovel. Of Col
still wanted the place for city man. They
did not want it to 60 to the country; but. being
candidate for Governor. they did not oppose
tile Presidents selection Of the young Senator
from Chemung for temporary Collector But
terson got all his friends to circulate report
that he himself m, would be the next Collector Of
Whcn 90
named rs the man to succeed Fassett. Patter-
son and his friends were very angry.
h"chest HI and on their return to New York
there We're several meetings OIL. Republican
selection OF Mr.. Hendricks was violently dis
cussed. Many in the committee insisted that
BrooEiieid declared that under no considera-
ton would he accept it. The old talk about
Hendricks had been formally appointed by tho
President. and ali that Patterson and his
friends could do was to sulk. Ex-senator
Piatt sent for Patterson and his little clique
and told them OF tho injury. they might
Patterson and his friends said that
they liked Fassett we'll enough. and that il
smother their anger until after election day.
but the situation now is that Hendricks Ia
member Of tho County COMMITTEES. Patterson
Before Col Erhardt resigned they were on the
warme est footing. The criticism made by Pat
not turned out Democrats enough. This is