The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-24
MIL HOLLANDS DOOM.
Boss Platt's Pet Will Get His
Punishment Tomorrow.
ex-Collector Hendricks Calls on tho
Chief Kicker.
He, Too, Has a Boiling Organiza-
tion on His Hands.

Ex.Colcctor CT the Port Francis Hen
dicks arrived In this city this morning
from SYRIA cusc. aud went directly to the
office Of Boss Platt at 20 Broadway for
a conference.
Mr.. Hendricks Is a companion in mis-
cry. and hts visit 10 the Republican Cen
trail Power Is important because 1t has
. an indirect bearing on the factonal fight
In this city.
There is dispute between Hendricks.
leader of the Plat forces In onondnga
County. and Congressman Belden, who
!, has machine OF his own. az to which
side Is entitled to recognition az being
regular. Both nominated independent
candidates for Mayor at the last elec
: ton and Hendr.cl>ss man won. lien
. bricks and his followers have been pro-
: scribed by BelIen as boilers. and their
right to name delegates to the State
Convention has been questioned.
Mr.. Hendricks was asked to-day II he
was willing to lot the local organiza ton
settle the matter without outside inter
fsrcrce. the same as the regular New
York Republicans propose to settle
NO, we are not" he said. II am
afraid " We submit to local arbitration
wc will he beaten"
This is exactly the position OF Mil
holland. The New York city members
ct the state Committee insist their
right TO adjust their own quarrels and
that means death knell to Mu!hol-
Boss Piatt, the artful dodscr. would
to-day.
Excuse me-" he said, - don't want
70 say ANYTHING more until the state
''As a Republican, NIr. Platt," asked
dhe v rep3 thIn wh,sh faction In ihis city
Up went the ex-Senators hands.
IL the question had terror for him,
and nd, he rep s,,t his former r1,, answer.
= VIII take place tomorrow. when the
REPUBLICAN, State Committee meets IN
Intermcnt will be up Salt River.
It Is understood that the New York
City members Of the state Committee.
mitted 10 decide tn question OF rtgu-
lnrity. The members, With one eXcep-
ion, Henry Grdsse. are Committee Of
:. Thirty men. and the result Is a fore
y gone conclusion. II they gain their point,
, as 1t Is expected they Will Mil!holland
hasn't got a leg to stand on 10 sustain
his clainl Ills meteoric career win
come to an ignominiuus end.
A good many up-country committee
men are in the city They are Chairman
George w. Aldridge. OF Rochester,; W.
/. Proctor, of Ogdensburg: Isaac Baker.
jr.. OF Comstocks. and James w. Wads-
worth. of GeneSeo. The general opinion
of these men Is that this Is no time 10
preclp'tate party fight, and their
influence will be exercised in favor OF
cancellation. This Is backdown FOR
Plat.
He and his NAV Milholland are beaten
out OF sight That much iH admitted
this morning by the senior Republican
/. organ and the Tammany organ. which
have upheld Platts position. Platts
cause was Tammany's, because Platts
access meant n straight Republican
ticket.
Ex-.ludge Ernest Hall Secretary of the
Ccmmitteee OF Thirty, forcJhadoued this
morning what would happen II Milho-
land would be indorsel.
1.-The party would be disrupted he
:;aid. 1T would be the very worst thing
that could be done when success Is in
c.ght."
trancis Henry Wilson, eX-President OF
tle Union League Club or Brooklyn.
t..:lared that Kings County was against
l-iiholland almost to a man.
i.ilholland still claims - votes out OF
sctly the claim made by the other side.
Tne QUESTION OF the regularity of the
Sactlons settled, the New York Repub-
leans propose to settle scores with
Fact. Tney think his usefulness as "A
"a er Is at an end after his traitorous
cctlon.