The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-01-15
NILH0LLAND MEN REVOLT.
eorNe TO RUN an OPPOSITION REPuB-
LICAN MACHINE.

-, say the Uaieu Lsseus FiRureheads
u.V. Been Betrayed Iuto n De.i that
Lave. Psttsr.on's GaaE In Coutroi-O. TO
n.,es Maehiu. WIN the PIsu Cat Jump,
From, the Grand Opera House Hall, where he
"a. elected from the Republican County Com
rIt,se meeting on Saturday night Mr.. John
= NlholIand went directly to the Fifth Avenue
potsL where. II Is stated, he saw Mr.. 7. c.
p,,t whether his proceedings after his visit
A ,hs hotel we're the result OF that alleged
,,teryiew with the Republican master 10 not
snovn. but what he did is calculated to make
P.publican local politics pretty lively for some
ums to come. .,estssyaAsss -
Mr.. Mllholapd. - Chairman o. th> :,
,sIonal COMMITTEES Of hixtS.5 ~hl1hiS =; !. kns
,.los an Anti machine Rspnhiican dfepni-
alton In this city. made Il his hrst bstsiness
.f.r breakfast yesterday 10 summon this CON-
vitt.s TO meet him at the headdnarters
i'm Broadway. at 8 o'clock last night
Fv.uty-nine responded. most OF them hold
M proxies for associates on the COM
ri,,ea A session OF two and one-half hours
resulted In the preparation OF long
address to tho Republican voters Of the city.
Announcing that the deal" between Patter-
son and the other mashine leaders and the
Union League Club Committee OF Thirty
EstIon and constitution were adopted. will in
! no wise interfere to prevent tho progress Of
ne new movement to final organization.
The address states that the movement
against the machine was started two years
seo-referring to Mr.. Milholland's fight
against Col Geo. Bliss in the Eleventh district,
and the interference Of the Harrison Admin
istrstion. The old charge OF collusion with
Tammany Is made against the present ma
chine leaders. and instances cited In the effort
10 prove Il.
Referring to the difficulties they have en-
eountered In organizing their anti machine
movement the committee eL5 that they knew
they could not expect much aid from large
part OF the wealthy element Of the party.
They understood perfectly well that the at
tituds Of this CONTINGENT was well expressed in
the laconio cable despatch OF Mr.. Astor. when
he was applied to for assistance In the struggle
Of three Years ago: I have no interest In your
municipal contest"
with all this opposition. which has been spe-
elally strong in the Union League Club. they
say they have enlisted 1900 men In their
cause. and say that they will ignore the pro-
posed new plan; will not act as enrolling off,
GERS. and will not enroll. but 60 on to work out
their salvation as an ind ependent Republican
organization. OF the action OF the County
Committee they say;
The execution of the plan OF re organiza-
ton submitted by the Committee OF Thirty
and adopted BY the old machine. without one
word Of debate or q single. ichange Is an abso-
lutte impossibllity. This is conc eded by every
sns OF the district leaders who accepted II. 1t
vas not accepted in good faith. and It will
never be carried out honestly. 1t was accent
dbecause the leaders had assurance that the
Navcss<tsn of 10 would DO -. .aeit Hxnds. Gdd.
being In their hands. they could defy every
rroyision In 1t that aims to abolish their
power. That's to say. they will be Entrusted
With the proposed public enrolment; they Will
name the three enrolling officers In each cleo
ton district. and the Republican organization
will DO consequently what they choose to make
\. What 1t will be may be judged from what 1t
and has been under their direction"
This condition OF things the address charac-
hriZes as q deal between the Com mittee OF
Thirty three and the Patterson contingent.
and II says:
wsare asked to trust that the Committee of Thirty
IN DO fair aud right with AL slsmsnts OF the party.
form by making deaf with the old machine and by an
unparalleled ruling shutting OF all intelligent debate
n he question - such transeendens Importance to
We shsll coniinue The course that we have marked
soa,,, email Sai up to ,ns 6e;, o. our ability an
rom The ddSnsttan Of any stns, indyts9S sna M
'aisy Oppo.sd to ali sliisRes. with the other SIDE
=. wSo have Sssn ootssi Win nS sueS s supreme
aaSor Of the coSm R q Tsir9y The man who
named amost every me mbsr OF r. - the SPECIAL coun
s's Ws STAT, nj. Tact adyi..aIy Our .u,horityi Is
luton IN Inc County Committee he say. he eoHsniasd
wa no one but NJ Bss in .kins up This committee
=. S;sn We mos. active worker in me mmiIss b.
s:y The Of e the a,' Wo ons non not
v5o.. sS Sam, sS are an ENABLE group % ssnsm:a
sss.:' Tor Goy.rnor Mayor and ysriCu. sppOlnt
q e u.sa aucs regard
s,,i: bushes: Interest: a%as Z iapos:Ss Tor ,Ss%
On, Of them Is in Japan st prss.nt and snoahsI sss
s.y,IS:.n ~ o. thloa f:sEus since It's oSIrsssOas
.sa ,.' Is4 q; %S; in g:
.i aWsT si s Il RSis'f for . .saSps
ss ia..iE $ ~: :ass;;S:S sSii; eGE
could Ras Sf G .Ss w,S .s sS@
.S ssSS: va, given tons party
:. . ass2 AND dsJhT ,n1s Tim: tsS k:pSS:sn
SI@E';tss ha years IN hicS 10 show his illness
81 ' Of fS"P Stat:
him nS y. ned to 5n fur See S9I.
ssSe., S re, vent away that under no crcum.
T 'n aSsgt 10 .Gisr upon PrssldsnsSi s sn
ssaud.l ava Sl an. nS' return until the samPagn vas
1 ~ .s'iytss un af'sr The election Of the Prssf
piss: Two IN =; .S stG E :..
PAW IN - - W Alt and Mr. Miller. thAtsT the
loesrT an ana made II easy for the Democrats
1sI ~ A. stats until they EoE together again. a.
sslSsss;d the Chairman Of the Committee
lfsl IA M AAse 70 Dc m opposition to US We re-
NItrS0H behind Mr. BFoukhsld. Mr. PAtt Nj.
IN ii, ,etlsh, VT HaCketL aud every other leader
ton - tsolll arise aud make a similar decATA-
thai Ssb...4a not Teccde inch from the position
TIE e0gr 'sAeh, or dsytate Que hAlrs breadth from
shave marked out
siIiy n'ess 10 signed by forty eight OF the
ineluiInya OwyfSs 81 the Provisional COMMITTEES.
CrAwfoT1 - william A. Cummings and William
TlnRton. . ~ we First district, Thomas L. Hair
Prank i MMuIohn A. Sullivan OF the Second
ThiTj 1Iatta and Otto p. Milhauser Of the
Of The FiI,hu ss5lsoling and Charles Buermann
Graham WILLIAM II. Huber aud William A.
George III ~ me sixth, Thomas Martin and
Beail5 ntslker OF the Seventh. John J.
joseph ny NY, James Coreoran Of the Ninth.
l Ssamna John Z Miholland aud Or. L.
GaiTnsv Ian ~ the Eleventh. Il. st. John
Georsa' sul thomas MeElhars Of the Twelfth
lith ka'dhAgh aud Nelson Lindsay Of the
the Ism lane and William Armstrong OF
18th h, leon ohen and w. w. CoWsn fthe
l7th K tetut Hamilton and Miles RYAN OF the
len Ia. heade and otto Schneider Of the
2Oth 1ohL Robson and Thomas O'Rsllly ofths
hllah5 ~ ~ bsnhell and II. b. Page OF the 22d;
.Rd lanes 2 Of the 2tth. Hugh WhoriskeY
D0odS ~ Degnan Of tho 20th. Cornelius
= CummiiInf =, X. Dunn Of the 27th. and Martin