New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-10

with one voice condemned the conclusions reached
py the state Committee. They were unanimous
IN asserting that the treatment they were re-
ceiVlng was unjust and wholly at variance with
the protested desire Of the party managers to
bring about union and harmony. The course
adopted by the State Committee was scored in
no uncertain language
The Executive COMMITTEES was at once con-
vened and sat for couple of hours behind
closed doors discussing the situation. DR.. Ham
ilton Williams presided and speeches made
by great many Of those present. They all
breathed the spirit OF Indignation and refusal to
respect the recommendations Of the sub-commit-
tee On the contrary the intention to reject them
was spoken In no uncertain tones.
MR.. MILHOLLiND'S REMARKS
John f. Mholland after reviewing the his
tory Of the Anti-Machine organization and the
causes which brought it into being announced
that he had declared "off'' his vacation. which
was to begin Saturday. he had made up
his mind TO stay in New-York and the thing
| through If it took all summer and all next year
{ to put matters right. Mr. Milholand's
nouncement received with long-contnued
handcapping. He had arranged to take much
needed rest of a few weeks. going as far West
| the Pacific Coast and then northerly up int,
| Queen VictOrias domnons But the result Of
| the fight for recognition before the state Commit
| tee had changed his plans. and he would remain
at home and personally look after the fight.
| Mr.. Mholland outlined his plan Of campaign.
which was met by unanimous approval from the
| Executive Committee 1t IS understood that il
| may include the holding OF primaries in all the
| Assembly districts to send Anti-Machine dele
| gates TO the Republican State Convention at Sar-
atoga September is, and that the fight for rec
ignition may be renewed.
Mr.. Milholland was reported saying that his
| organization had not been defeated by the State
| Committees proceedings but that it had been
! betrayed. 1t was no longer question Of regu-
| larity. but Of manhood. How could he and his
| friends be expected to creep back into the George
Bliss organization which they had proved to he
| wholly unworthy OF countenance from honest
and loyal Republicans
| Others who spoke in the same vein and de-
ciared the r purro-e 4 standing by Mr.. Milholand
were Henry Clay Piercy. T. Thomas Fortune.
| Leon Cohen Heman y. Wilson. Wilson Berry
| man S ~ Simonson Joseph Wilkinson. John +.
| Montignan Henry Grasse. DR.. Hamilton Will
Jams and Frank J. Martin Every mans re-
marks were applauded
Then the roll OF dis riots was called from the
lst 10 the XXXth. and every representative re-
spondcd that his district organization had en-
! listed for the war and might be depended upon
|
| TO stand by itr co'O.s
| 4 committee was appointed 70 formulate the
| views Of the organization and declare Its pur-
| noses; IL was composed Of Mr.. Milholiand ana
| General Michael Kerwin. ex-oiicio; DR.. liamil-
| ton williams T Thomas Fortune. Henry Grasse
| Frank J. Martin. stephen y. Simonson. H. Is
| Wilson and II. c. Piercy.
The committee was requested to have Its dec
laration ready for submission to the Executive
| Committee as soon as possible.
Ex-Collector Hendricks said that he was per
| fec,lv satisfied with the state Committees action
| respecting the Onondaga County differences. ara
,bought that they would be harmonlzed and
| thorough Republican union would result from the
resolution adopted.
William L. Proctor. Of Ogdensburg. one OF the
members Of the special committee denied last
evening rumor circulated during the uay ma ma
the committees report had been wriI,en III ''',
which ex-senator Plat is president. ana mat
II was written the express company letter-
heads and submitted to Mr.. flatt Tor MS APP
.'There Is not word OF truth in this state.
ment" said Mr. Proctor. II brought good part
Of the report down with me from OgdensDuFe
and IL was adopted by the subcommittee last
night lust as / prepared IT To my Knowledge
Mr. Platt never saw line OF the report previous
TO lis adoption.
WHAT GIBBS WOULD CoNCEDE
Ex-senator +. s. Gibbs. or the HiIlth pls'r'ct'
who with ex-Justice Patterson, John simpson,
Denis Shea and other old district leaders nave
,enac,ously supported the George Bliss organza-
ton OF late, considerably amused AT the
mart Of the committees report which urged the
"regul,rs, 10 be generous with their brethren
| Of the Anti Machine faction. In making a DIVISION
| OF election officers , TT, ..o
"Oh YES we'll divide up-Of course" SAID the
FOLLY Gibbs holding his rotund sides In my
| district they won't get one-eghth OF one IN
| spectOr." $500 - ..o,oh,
one inspector and poll clerk would be ABOUT
the fair thing for the regulars to concede 10
the Anti-Machne men under the suo-c''''n'''-
In each Assembly district" Simpson was
asked. ..,,.. u,o. ,,s
Most Of the old leaders appeared to regard all
that part OF the report following the recognition
OF the Committee Of Thirty as huge joke:
| The quarters Of the John f. MiihOllani Ci'p %
tho with Assembly District at No. III clinton
place were crowded last evening by the meelns
Of the Republican Organization OF ,he u.S',r .a
| Henry c Percy, the leader OF Inc insurer, PR.
sided and made a spirited speech. declaring ,ha'
his organization and club resented me disno'o'-
able terms proposed by sne ,o satd .hut we can
M. ho driven or cajoled into marching under
standards which have been disgT'ceu '"''u7"
deals with Tammany HAN
xor To ENROLL WITH THE THIRTY.
Resolutions were unanimously adopted re
affirming the unnnching Repubhcanisn OF INC
, | organization in the With District ana its 10Y
ally TO Republican principles. repudaVhe al
!, offers made by the Republican State Conhl''ee
and pledging the Republicans of the dstri ,c, n"
TO enroll under the so-caled Committee VI Inn y
under any consideration whatsoever. uoo,
Rousing meetings Of the Anti-Machlre t 81 81 q
cations OF the With. Xth. Kiln ana Nh, MI ~" a.
anr,hly Districts were also held last evening, d
se n'h' actior vas taken regulating the prop
osition of the Republican State Coinh In'e'
, made Yesterday. and resolutions were ao3 3"s
niedc.ng true and loyal Republicans IN mos mos
ddistricts to stand by the Executive commit. .
r,a.,h,tcao OrQa niZatiOn OF the Cty ant