New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-15
NO SURRENDER FOR THEM.
ANTI-MACHINE REPUBLICANS OF ONE
MIND
SEVERAL MORE DISTRICTS RESOLVE TO STAND
By THE ORGANIZATION.


Machine Republican Organization OF New-York is
neither dead nor sleeping. The rooms were crowded
10 their utmost capacity by men representing the
most earnest Republican sentiment of the district
In the .ast week the membership OF the club has
increased, ana recent occurrences have given the
organization increased power In the district. II.
I. Ilercy presided at the meeting. The speakers
We're D. j. Bealin George Malrason. A. 5. Gilbert
ana John +. Mllholland. The addresses all
snort and to the point. and received with en-
thusiasm The following resolutions presented:
hesoNed Ihat We the members OF the With
Assembly District Republican Organization. In
mas meeting assembled, pledge our hearty and I'M
uNiutu support 10 the Republican party In It's ell
fort to eject a State ticket about to be nominated
at me state Convention and viii forward the in
terests Of the party by all means I'm power.
Resolved That we reaiiirm our aegiance to the
central Organization OF the Anti Machine Republi
can Orsanization Of this city and county, disbe-
ieyins IN the alleged reorganization under the Sc
to produce the, results which were promised. and
we, therefore, decline most emphatically to affiliate
with or enroll under IT,
The resolutions We're received with great applause
and passed unanimously. The organization In the
With District presents an unbroken front so far
not one deserter from It's ranks having been found
special meeting of the Republican Organization
OF the Nth Assembly District called last night
at o'clock. The rooms OF the organization. in
Third-ave.. near Seventecnth-st crowded.
William Stuart presided and Edward Schrader was
secretary. \ committee Of five was appointed TO
draft resolutions upholdng the anti machine move
ment. This committee consisted or the secretary
ex-oficio; Michael OFarrell. Samuel Cavanagh
William Neubert and William +. DAILY. The fol-
lowing resolutions were soon presented and adopted
with a rousnG aye:
Resolved That the Republicans OF the Hth Assem-
their IN OF a n he pnSs the
Republican party, and declare again their allegi-
a1a ny S
Resolved, That We call upon all Republicans who
believe with us that the organization OF the com.
mitee of Thirty In this district Is composed mainly
Of Democrats of various shades OF party faith to
keep away from the enrolment on the evening OF
the Eth and 10Th inst. and stand arm for the
principles OF reform which formed the basis OF our
Organization. and from the advocacy OF which no
action OF the State Committee and State conVeh'
ton can drive us.
The members of the Republican Organization Of
the XIth Assembly District met last night In their
new and permanent quarters. Thrd-ave ana
Twenty thrd-st Or. A. j. Houghton presided ana
Michael J. Joyce was secretary. The meeting was
a short one The usual routine business was tran
sacted and several new members elected Inc ioi-
lowing resolutions were unanimously adopted;
Whereas The Republican Organization OF the
XIIth Assembly Dstr1c; sprang into existence ow-
ing to widespread dissatisfaction WIN ue e.,r me-.
chine In this county and especially IN ms usuiet,
and protest against the maladfninittrhtion 1i
pubic officers In the Nation. state ana muh'cipi'-
whereas We are invited TO abandon our purpose
pi in THIS district and enroll under
Vision OF those who have made kepubhcanism a
Resolved First that We pledge our %nS ,Ss, 1
loyalty to the Republican paT,y orraniza
Ir rem ot 0l the city and County d Ne~Yok and
third that we refuse 10 have any association win
the discredited corrupt and unscrupulous leaders
OF the so-calcI regular organization In THIS as
trict.
40 DESERTERS HERE.
Republicans Of the XVlIih Assembly Distre'
held a crowded and enthusiastic meeting last
ylyb, q, the district headquarters Forty nth
81 and Eighth-ave President Rudolph Bremen
VAS chairman and John II. Truei!a secretary.
Thomas Greenwood introduced the following Fr-'-
iu,ions which were unanimously adopted
wnsrsa Tne ,S SolS Ss.sms Ds,rc; /. The
ore snei YIN ne he%eYGaG o Whiea John
E Mlhol.and Is president and ,. b..
Whereas The misinformed sat Hoinni..' e "a
don the only organzal lion Of any strength ana eh'o"
in another ihsre'ore BE- II % c,,rn,v with IN. re-
rnign in this district. and having the bret ntI,ss
Of me hfpuH 10 ihd RSonbcsn party ami 70 the
organization OF which John + Miiho"and is pre-'-
Wilson bergman william j. Ms-i"rson. DR. Ham
r,oa Williams and John r. M.lholand spoke. Dr'
Williams said
The reasons which brought about our organza-
v,bnn Inc organization was effected. Any man VINO
deserts this Organization no" hrlnis hlins,I as
., would make me Governor OF the state Of Newiork
The crownng Achievement OF Joan -, Miih0iih 10
unnlnching Republicanism even with the decision
OF the subcommittee against him.
vr Niholand was enthusiastically cheerci when |
bo 90, nm II. referred to the language OF the sub
report. which said that the Republican
ORGANIZATION OF the city and County OF New-iork |
was strong where the party was weak III that !
means anvthng." said he. 1T means that this orr
is strong in every Assembly District Of
this city There is no place In the state OF New
York where The Republican party needs help so |
much as in this Gibraltar OF Democracy. ana ths |
decision OF the State Committee. which says th''
Is not needed IN ,hr S S rank u and me-
OF the party OF the state
THE INVITATION TO ENROLL THROWN AWAY |
Tn. rooms Of the XXIId Assembly District Rrpnb-
lcan Association. No. 2G East Seventy -seventh-si
were crowded last night when President H. > Brown
eli called the meeting to order. and 80 great wa"
IN. interest manifested by the members that when
the meeting adjourned at late hour the crowd hhd
ma. nArceptbly diminished. After the routine busi-
no.,s had been transacted. Joseph Wilkinson spoke
ard assured the IN sm5ers that the position OF the
Machine organization Is stronger IMAM IL would
have been had It been recognized By the state Com
mttee lie urged the members 10 Keep up ''"
organlza ton and said
II SEEMS ridiculous to think that roo men who
have worked for nearly year IN me cause OF Pnry
reform should dlsband merely because the COM
nittee of Thirty happens Tor the day 10 De on TOP
A notice was read by the secretary inviting the
members to enroll with the Committee OF Thirty
Republicans to-day at No. l423 Second-ave mo-
tion was made to throw the notice In inc waste
MINER basket, and after Simon Nathan. VI. DE
Costa H. g. Page j. J. Nedel and Peter Axerad
had spoken in favor OF the motion II was carried
bv unanimous standing vote. Mr.. Axelrad was
louily applauded when he announced that he would
propose eighty for membership al the next
meeting provided the club remained true to John r.
r. s. RronnelI then addressed the
Meeting and was followed by NJ. VI. Muhan. who
was Introduced as the clubs choice for Congress
man from their district.
y r Palmer came from Brooklyn to encourage
the members maintain their organization ana
Dr Max NJ Smith reported to the club the pro-
.,,,,os ~ the meeting at the State club on Mon
d,v evening The feeling pervading the meeting
M exnressed by Mr.. De Costa when he SAID: We