The sun., 1894-03-31
pIATT NOT wITHTHE THIRTY.
sS,csty 1BE PARTY rs REACHED
ryON,T BIZ THA1 WAY.

.c.-.. Over here, Mouutsin," SAID Mohsr,-
..s-Hs=arkabie Rsturrs OF the Re-
,.sues. Esreu-sut nne Espseisity -
r.t.r.e.'s Esron-ent Dows Tew-.
I,coralne 10 the gentleman most interested.
Al. non. Thomas G. Plat. somebody has been
,.,ttne his name In vain. and circulating q
.,.,smsnt TO the effect that Mr.. Platt had for
,,tsn John E. Milhollsnd, and had gone over.
s.e and baggage. to the Committee OF Thirty.
Just vhy this report was circulated nobody
under the sun seemed to understand.
Finslly II reached Mr.. platts offlte in lower
prosdvsy and the Tioea chisftain was sur
rounded By all classes OF Republicans who
wanted to learn the news.
There is no truth in the report Mr.. Pistt
v,ll not 20 over to the Com mittee Of Thirty.
He 1. personally not unfriendly to any man on
that com mlttee but his ways are Republican
ways according to his ideas. and the Commit
tee OF Thirty and their ways are not. Mr..
Pistt 10 for the Mllhollaud movement
Il was ssesrtained yesterday that DR.. Depew
has had conversations with all classes Of Re-
publleans upon an adjustment OF the present
difnculties In the Republican party In the
county Dr. Depew has many persuasive
qualities. and II Ia not believed that two sets
OF delegates will 60 to the next Republican
state Convention from New YORK county.
Just how this is to be brought about nobody At
Fsh will not In any way subject him sell fur. r.
thsr 70 the criticisms Of the Union League
'iV it viii be recalled that. under the Harrison
Administration Joel H Erhardt Of the Union
League Club was made Collector OF the Port
sS S:s aySS 81 Of ss se Sn PoI ana s
CIV c%S :onEGSS: %sds ~ tssSrts;sr .;r FoS!
Willis Of the Union League Club Of
brooklyn was made Naval OfIiesr Of the
.n o @orf cns 81
Mr. Platts Republican machine. 1t Il true
that he acauiesced in their appointment. and
Ssg to fst tGSs Ss
friends II they have forgotten Il. he hasn't
as sSowns sv.n sny wsy eSnPP1;:s
Der ihs Bliss; Root plan for the reorganization
bad at the headquarters Of the Com mite. Of
Thirty last night. The members and friends
were TSursiay night and they sstim @ @ ased S it ths
enrollment at figures ranging from 1900 to
when the gentlemen agree 80 to their
strength rhall be ready to tell them exactly
what T. 10 and OF what 1t is composed" said
One thing which the enrolment showed was
n .ssseni"s sE below Fosf.sena %R ss ssso'iisa oa
Republican localities heretofore have re-
turned an enrolment considerably In excess
Of that OF the Twenty first Assembly district,
where most OF the members OF the Com mittoe
OF Thirty reside. and whore their faction 10
supposed to be particularly popular The dis
Patterson, John Simpson, and Cornelius
'if n. e0s a1s IN Sn s.., tn. cit,
seems to be the Eighteenth OF the Sixteenth
assembly district, where hut a. Republicans
'oted last year. An enrollmen OF ia Bliss
oot Republicsns 10 reported from there
The figures OF the rival Republican factions
we suggested to q politician who has taste
Figures that there might be some interest
knowing how many voters there are who
eactlve participants in political orgsniza-
Taxing ior q basis the vote Of last year he
ssumes that the strength Of the regular
Semocratic organization. Tammany Hal, ,ais
l27.a53 Col. Bliss claims 1000 for his He
publican faction. and Milholland 22,OOO for
his The enrolment Of tho German Americans
Is declared to be 10000; Ex. Mayor Grace
claims" to have these and 5000 others.
following; bS himself Is 5000. Tbs Independ.
started with . backing Of 40.0O1 Then there
\. the Latin Am erican Union with 1900. and
MAJOR McNulty's contingent, known as the
s''s esS sss men, men 1T, The grand sSsrss.ts
and the army Of don't cares who do not attach
q tnsmssiye: IN t9 sny org.nizstion .s enrolled
Ing any REGISTRATION Of voters In the city: xs
Il 10 the claims OF the several organizations
show enrolled votes 10000 In excess OF the
vote polled In 1893