New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-24
THE MEANS OF RESCUE AT HAND.


shIp from men who use their party to fOr'her cur
rupt personal ehds
THE MEANS OF RESCUE AT HAND.
With a plan Of organization at once sih'p's ai'u
con,prehensve under which every Repubhcan' 'io"
and poor alike may have voice In the nia"'e.
,nent Of the party affairs. plan OF organization III
the most thorough working order as a"es.eu ~
the vast body representing almost every elec'lol'
district In the city. and with the enthusiasm u"
spired by a noble and winning cause we nave |
men and we have the weapons TO rescue 'ni' IAN
METROPOLIS from the shameful misgoverhmeh' "a
wnSri hronnf n his purpose is 10 be, claim tne
mission Of the Republican OrgahhiISn IN, Dawer re-
nnauish our efforts until this mission IS iulIi1u
and the municipal affairs OF the cl,i pace 80 w
hands Of a Republican administrator
M NEED FOR CONCEALMENT HERE.
Mr.. Milholland supplemented General kerwins
statement by saying that some evening 'oi'-
temporaries" had been challenging inc com,
r,ttao 70 make an exhibition Of its receipts ana
expenses after the manner of certain gentlemen
engaged in reorgan!zing the party. who hau re-
Gently been showing what they called d p"'""Oe
sheet.
"t,,,arv one Of our contributors Is in evidence
,.gbt here under this roof tonight" said MI
Mllhorand. and the "boys" ch red Inc
amount they have 'planked' down. rot In prom
lses. but in cash. is s5OSO. and every dollar Oh II
was given by our own membership. we are not
afraid TO answer any questions as 70 "he'e II
came from or how We will spend It, 'Oheei''
And let me say right here that we are depen"eh'
on no men or any body Of men Tor inc sup
port of our movement. More cheerSJ H'e'S
dollar of it goes for rent and furnisnhss aiu
maintenance of the headquarters we nav 80 -
lished in Twenty-secohu-s'' NN'N"' ~
Major Chester H. Southworth. chairman OF me
Committee on Legislation. and Nlllam a.
Huber chairman OF the Committee on Orsdh'%a-
ton submitted their reports, whlch VIE
ceved with applause and, IKE GENERA Ne WI
unanimously adopted. Mr. BrOWnelL Oh 'Iie Nil.
Assanobl,- District added to Mr. HUBER repoit
that the organization of that district had set''t g,
ali the dissensions which had existed Wlti,ln H.
and had secured three-story brcK ouIuns,
which would be turned into fine Republican
district headquarters loud appiause)
NOT A SINGLE DIssENsIoN. e
DIR. Hamilton Williams from the Committee on
Anneals reported that there hadn't been hght
~ q souabble In the organization, so that his
committee had nothing 10 report (Appause)
Ex-Alderman James G. McMurray, as char-
man Of the Committee on First Voters maue d.
Interesting report Of the work being done ny ,'"'
committee. There was so much 10 90 49, -
many fine Young men were being gathered into me
fold that the committee had 10 call Tor VoiuiIeei
aid The ex-Alderman's statement rscei .oS
cheers from all over tie house ana was uuoP..u
Frank ] Martin chairman OF the CoIlinit ~ =
on Public Speakers and George Murray rom 'ii
Committee on Public Meetings mace lep T s III
favor of keeping up campaign meetings all sum
rner and holding not less than two meetings d
month in each Assembly district Inc s"s
gestions received unanimous approval
APPROVAL FOR THE RESOLUTIONS.
stenhen n. slmonson chairman Of the Conn
nnittee on Resolutions submitted the iolo"Hls
declaration the reading OF which was constantly
interrupted by demonstrations OF earnest up
prevail:
The County Committee of the RepuoEcan OieS--
ization of the City and County OF New OH &c
slres 10 record its Endorsement Of the excellent
work done by the late Republican l"gsia'u.v' ~
congratulates the Republican members OF inc
Ssnote and Assembly on the brave and successlui
contest they waged in behalf OF an honest oaNot
and fair count in Ncw-York and other cues OF
the State which resulted in the enactment Oh .me
Election Inspectors bill, restoring TO the hepuoN
con Marty those rights In the guardianship and
conduct OF elections which were taken from j
by a corrupt Democratic Legislature. We COZ"
graduate them on the passage OF the Bl-par'l
Police BILL due entirely 10 their efforts ana %
other bills only second in importance 70 'hese IL
the interests of clean government anu VI "'
We denounce the cowarnce and shameful SUP
Empire State to Tammany Hall In refusing 70 s e
bills passed by the legislature 9f ge o anDropra
sum sufficient for the expenses OF an honest vesu
Eats1 into the conduct v OF ,6 as P pT bpersa
Police Commission. although this last veto has bee
sesnngyc omiSssoneT when savors Of the
Ing out OF agreement long suspected py IN
honest voters OF this city. We unhesstaungy ca
for the nomination OF a straight true ana ana v yrT
Republican for Mayor Of the city OF Nrw- NV, or or
this coming autumn. and We also recommend ID
nomination Of straight Republican ticket, , an
there is no varIabeness nor shadow Of tuInnt
We denounce the efforts Of band OF Ola di'
credited leaders. and OF certain would-be bose
who have themselves condemned these leaders a
'ineffcient to induce the Republicans OF this cit
to believe that they are the only officers und'
whose guidance the party can succeed; 10 hoo
wink the public with the figures Of PADDED &c 81
rolment, which rests in many instances upon irau
and which cannot be substantiated In many OF II
themselves ali The Virtues and all the honesty whic
!. contained in the Republican party OF this CIT
= and determined to rule or ruin. They hay
4 made a close corporation. many times more excl
sve than was the old organization. and ha'
in the management Of the party OF thousands
Republicans who entitled TO such share az
sn nd tSe past S9' aboTs in its They are
in sympathy with the working riH element OF u
the burden and heat OF the day; but by shut
stitute themselves, in their own opinion. the $
preme authority in Republican party affairs
We cali upon the Republican voters OF this Ct
TO Join with us in condemnng this procedure al
mised by sreclous argument and fa;ss enrolWe
founded for and is supported by the pain peop
The Republican party founded for the pla
Repub.icans 10 rid themselves OF this band of
called leaders. composed Of titled non-combatan
wealthy cubmen and old leaders and bosses W
have for years betrayed the interests OF the par
in this city 20 the common enemy.
We call for the immediate appointment OF ca
ralgn Committee. be composed Of one represen
five from each Assembly district. which commit
shall arrange for meetings 10 be held az reque
intervals in each Assembly district through
summer and autumn and shall take otner act
measures TO advance the interests or the party
preparation for the coming csmpaiSn ,., u,.
We condemn the proposed in9uisltoria.; uni
and odious income tax which the Democratic par
through It's represen taves at Washington. p
poses 10 levy upon the land. We condemn he
efficiency and continued inaction OF the Dernocra
marty In Congress- and the reputation oi
hedges and of the platform on which ne y
aiected nv the Democratic President now In Off
and which have brought the country to its pres
danlor able condition.