The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-04-14
THE FIGHT IS ON AGAIN.
MILHOLLAND'S MEN WILL BE HEARD
FROM AT TO-MoRROW'S PRfMARIE6

That Aereenent. which Wa. 20 Have
Ended the frotrsctcd ssternai Strife.
Has neen Wiped Ont. ana Harmony 10
NOT In slant for the Republicans.
The fight between the Milholland and Bliss
factions In the Eleventh District Republican
Association. that seemed to be SO near an
amicable settlement on Monday. has broken
out again. and RACES with such bitterness that
all hopes OF an adjustment OF the difficulties
are at an end.
Chairman William Brookfeld OF the Repub.
lican State Committee has labored necessarily
for peace since his return from Florida. and
his efforts appeared to have been crowned
with success alta conference held in the office
OF Cornelius N Bliss on Tuesday.
At this conference were John E Milholland
and Job E Hedges Of the Milholland faction,
Mr. Bliss. who represented the district ma
chine. and Mr. Brookfeld. who was striving
for harmony.
After great deal Of discussion the draft OF
an agreement was prepared which pledged
the machine to admit into the district organ
ization all persons eligible for membership.
and pledged the Miholland faction to consider
that the stormy meeting held on the twenty
second OF last month had adjourned without
transacting any business
At this meeting a ticket containing the
names of delegates to the State Convention. to
be voted upon tomorrow. was made up. Tho
agreement wiped out this ticket. 1t was also
verbally agreed that when the machine held
It's caucus to mako up n ticket tho Milholland
shona as f5 hs
b. st. John Roosa or Mr.. Hedges
,t a draft Of the agreement was given TO Mr..
t tpre attached and that they should be sent. to
Bliss. The machine had arranged to hold its
c cay iSiI in TIC Hamilton CLUB on Tuesday night
Mr. Milhollands friends.
Tohe Fhai,mnn If The tiiucus Of Republicans:
made ss Fin. a S" se
nn you d is committee from any Of
ys,sd
should be pleased to hear pf so many hepu'eAn'
This was the reply:'
no says beg to
you "9 aetsr ietss.
Ss mo W ~ Of sort but rather
men, your obedient servant. s''''
Mr. H. A. BEATTY. and Others.
held behind locked doors. Mr. MiIholland sus.
tie agreement and resolved to p Wthho dde his is
from the original.
shS TGw there aPpeaFsa q
D. Townsend. They submitted state.
ms9t Of tho s SITUATION which said n
NJ, genuine disposition on the part of the other
side; with the exception .of Corn.lins n Bliss:
to h harm9nlze the existing difficulties. but
disturbance" Mr. Townsend requested THE the
committc. to appoint som" Of its members
trict to- morrow The COMMITTEES decided led that that
this could not be done after tho delegation had
!, N..hanieI A, Prrentiss offered resolution
int tn" |rmary as conducted by Gel George
defeated,
night Mt 500 sixth avenue and named these
gentlemen as Delegates to the State Conven-
3 St John K"osa SO ! JOB aI H"dses so A. K Wiz
Jams. Or. I. II. Murphy. and James B.
Mr.. Cornelius y Bliss said II gave out a copy
d the Ne. letter Letter printed in The Sun. as had
I!iIholand ut the conference in my office on
Tuesday afternoon agreed to return mo q
nry c" thS Litter ter signed by him 1t seems
astus sgned but really fsSf aid nt d danst
hat Mr.; MilhollaY,d w%pld Do juSt as he agreed
10 refused to sign the letter because Of the
"iusal Of caucus to acccde to the wishes Of
Q give them consideration. Tho terms Of set
lem"nt were strictly on the lines Of the letter
lrntet in The SUN and nothing more. but
'lr. Brookned suggested that alter all was
it would be wise to give such a
nan as Nlr. Hedges or DR.. Roosa place on
me OF the Convention tickets. Mr.. George
proposed Mr. Hedges. Sir. Hedges when at
ny Office refused to have his name considered
lnless the circular issued a week or so ago
nd signed by Col Bliss and others was with
rawn. This cou id not be assented to-"
What is charged as result OF the fight Is a
omplaint that has been forwarded by LAWYER |
edward W.: Soaring to Secretary Foster. accus-
nG Milholland OF un Justly obtaining eleven
Italian immigrants who arrived here on Feb
The detention was based on the suspicion
Int the men came here under contract. Mil
GLANDS action in the matter Is described as
vrannical and overbearing.