The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-01-19
PATRONAGE FOR MILHoLLAND.
All tb. State Pie that Comes this Way Goes
to Him.

John Z. Milholland received yesterday q
letter from State Conn troer James A. Rob
erts. enclosing the appointment OF John Stieb-
ling as auction agent Of the state for the East
ern district Stisblng is the anti-machine
Republican leader in the Fifth Assembly dis
trict. Com ptrollsr Roberts says in his letter:
Il welcome any stir in the Republican poll
tics OF New York city. and l think you capable
OF Intelligent. free moral agency"
stiebling was assistant superintendent Of
the Post Office under Postmaster Van Colt
Tho candidate Of the regular Republican or
ganization for the S.. 900 place which has been
given to Stiebling was William II. Ten Eyck,
the leader OF the regulars in the Iwenty-third
ward ,,,
getting all the State patronage which has been
given to New York county. Charles W. Ander-
son. the colored orator. was appointed rriyate
A. smith. another OF Mlhollands colored
friends. was made ianitor OF the Assembly
Mr. Sttebling's followers In the Fifth Assem-
bis district met at ~ Willett street last oven
ing and adopted the resolution saying:
t.. Of Thrty.thrse and the d,seLeded leader. OF the
old M he 81 .nI. me
ration wIlI under the auspices OF jacob atterson
have py theI deals with TAlnrnony hAh brought the
Wt,r'a. Any reorganization at the hand. of thes.
ould only make the condition OF kepubli'
1900 That We me aeeredI,ed representative; Of
alstret h"rs6Y pledge ourselves 10 lave nothing what
sysf to do With the proposed enro!insht and we call
70 see an honest party butt up JON win
u. in making the AntimAchins party what II should
be- the only Republican party organization or she city
Permanent Republican HEADQUARTERS Here.
Chairman Thomas Henry Carter OF the Re-
publican National Committee arrived at the
Plaza Hotel last evening. He said that Joseph
II. Manley OF Maine. the new Chairman OF the
Executive Committee. will be in the city to-
day, and tho establishment OF a permanent
headquarters for that committee in this city
may be looked for In few dayE
t. try and forget politics for a short Il e and
devote himself 70 the practice Of law and an
effort to make little money out in Montana.
The Cleveland Democratic Club Eadurses
Mr.. sirau..
The members OF tho Cleveland Democratic
Club assembled at the clubs quarters at 2i7
East Eighty-fourth street last evening to en-
dorse the candidacy OF Isidor Straus In the
Fifteenth Congress district.
Resolutions to that effect wers unanimously
adopted. and Mr. htraus made q speech thank
Ing the club for its support. IhOs, q. Shear
man III Brooklyn, Franklin Pearce. ex-Serte-
tary Charles A. Fairchild. and John j. Gu nlGn
alSo made speeches.
Republican Mass Meeting .t Turn Hal.
mass meeting OF the Republican electors
Of the Twentieth Assembly district was held
last evening at Turn Hall. Sixty-ssventh street.
near Third avenue. Resolutions denouncing
the Wilson bill and endorsing the nomination
oil Lemuel +. tQuigg the Republican candidate
in tho Fourteenth Congress district Mr..
UuigR made q speech promising II elected to
make every effort to secure the defeat OF the
Wilson bill