New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-14

ACTION OF DISTRICT ASSOCIATIONS.
meeting Of the Executive Committee OF the
Republican Organization CT the city and County
of New-York was held last evening at the State
Club No. . East Twenty-second-st The attend
ance was large-indced the place was crowded long
before Mr. MilhoanG who had previously ad-
dressed meeting in another rart of the city. ar
rived.
Members interchanged opinions as 20 the course
that should be pursued The feeling predominatcd
that a separate organization should be maintained
There Is disposition surrender the results
of months of hard work in many election districts
If the members of the Committee Of Thirty would
visit the rooms of the State Club they would see
for themselves how far the good work las ad-
vanced under Mr.. Mllhollands management.
The executive committee did not assembi" anti'
after Q clock. General Michael Kerwin presided
and several speeches we're made This res"'"'on
was Er.aEy adopted:
the c!:y and County of New.York. maintaining
n he that mt the 1t eG
ed by the Committee Of Thirty falls to give the
county declines to affiliate with what Is practi-
caily the OIL machine. We request orr members
not % enroll with that body.
The resolution passed without a dissenting
vote.
The Mnholland Club OF the Ist Assembly Dis
trict had a spirited meeting last night at No. 2l2
Greenwich-st. Applause greeted the Introduction
Of John T.. Milhoand. who was the first speaker.
Mr. Milholland referred to the memorable meet
Ing OF February at Cooper Union, and said that
the faction which he represented proposed TO fol-
low the lines he laid down in his speech on that
occasion.
I'VE must encounter defeat and overcome IT,.
said he The organization that IL not prepared
for war had better seek the seclusion Of the public
schools why has Tammany been successfu Tor
100 years? Because the members stand together
and don't know what defeat means. There Is no
more doubt OF victory for than that the sun VIII
rise tomorrow morning.
The Committee OF Thirty promised the Repuo.icah
party a new organization. but they have not given
II 10 us The old crowd are again trying to rue
The Republican voters Of the county and State
will not stand IT, We are in for reiho, hgh'.
and ] want to say right here: Fellow Republicans
IL any Of YOU to leave the ranks now ~ the
time II there any 'kickers' who want 10 DO
So let them leave now.
The following resolutions were offered by Daniel
j. Moriarty. who presided at the meeting, IN the
absence OF the chairman. John J. DAILY:
Whereas. The Republican state commiitese ms mas
recognized as reeu'sr me Ola d,rctcu'ei ~ ba Ia
been honestly reorganized under the auspices OF
Colonel George Bliss. who has repeatedly necaalrd nd
tina; none OF the old gang would ever again "ieid
power in any Assembly district; and.
whereas The new organization OF the Committee
Of thirty is also the same machine that II was under
Jacob Patterson. except that the leaders now pear
Whereas. The invitation Of the Committee Of
thirty organization Inviting the members OF
COUNTY Of Nrw-York in the various Assem-
bly, districts to enroll IN the,r & Ge,non ~ ,,o ans IS.
tel,rcnce OF the Republican voters OF the city ana
county OF New-York Therefor. he II 81, ,.sor.
bly, District Republican Organizaton OF he Ky ana
COUNTY q NewYork rs1rm IN !, ,Sg,ne2 oIr arrogance 10
Resolved That We hereby plclse Ourselves 10
stand arm and s 9yS ny TO ,se o and
circumstances will we affiliate Or enrol unAeF the
CIneS ResolveS That cali be issued to hold primaries
to elect delegates to he Republican sia.e onv,n
tlon. to be held n, Saratoga. September ~ next
"Ie Resolved Tha; vote OF thanks be rendered & the
tignani. ex-Judge Frederick O. Gedncy Joseph
Mhoiland whose loyalty TO the Republican party
novcr AMI never will be ,, ,9r t
In presenting claims for recognition before the
State Committee.
secretary John " ONeIil presented the names
Of 100 new members. who were u Is sau: i9rn1,Y
ana their names were placed on ne roIi ,n.,, M
Hamilton Williams an1~Joseph ",kinson- n,,,.,,.
A special meeting Of the Anti Machine Repuhli,,
cans OF the XIth Assembly District was held lasi
nIgth II was one Of the largest meetings that the
orsanizaion has ever he'd. Many ringing speeches
w si"k to Mnhoi:and and our organizatlon
Every speaker advised adhering 10 tn Kepuoican
iickc, In the State but demanding that the party
in New-York County be kept free from Iainnshy any
Influences one speaker went 50 far a TO say that
II the Committee OF Thirty furnished the mon..y
and Tammany furnished the voters. they cos
have ih- whole thing themselves. anl he ady'S'd
the Anti Machine Republicans T. cut loose from
both of them. At every mention Of Mr. Mlho.landS
name there applause and at any suggestion
81 going i'm with the Committee OF Thirty there
were Kisses. The following resolutions were uhahi-
mOusly passed: , ,,,,u,.o
Where's, The subcommittee OF the Repubhcdh
State Committee has. In It's wisdom seen ht o. re-
fuse to recognize us the regular RepuD1cah
organization and ,,,,
Whereas The said subcommittee or the kepapl-
can STATE Committee has advised us TO come in
Vim an alleged organization which has for It's
Foundation the old Republican machine, therefore
be IL ,,,, -
ganlzaton OF the Kiln Assembly District, 90 solemn,
iy and emphntically declare that We 90 mol ana
vu not recognize the above so-call"d Rcpublchn
organIzation nor will affiliate nor enrol with
H. and be 1t further 80 .,
Resolved That DO heartily !ndorse me action
OF John f. Mholland In declaring that we VIII
not ioln the old machine organization