The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-02-21
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Some Of the swallow-tail adherents Of the
Union League Clubs Committee Of Thirty TO
reorga nize the Republican party In New York
county have been pryinR into the political
standing OF some OF John F. Milholland's
lieutenanta Mr.. Mllholland has not been
backward in his criticisms Of certain mem
bers Of the Com mittee OF Thirty. and in retail
alton, It has been thought proper By members
OF the committee to say few things This is
their descriptive catalogue OF some OF the Mil
holland leaders:
Michssl Kerwin. Collector Internal Revenue.
Second district, solid man, expects to be out OF
T0G r sns Is dseTe1eS ssS.r IL hi. own
down with Frank Raymond at the December
EI.Clyil Justice James r. Angel. not ldentl-
FED NTH Repn6ican party for yer: past All.
triet very close to John X. NuRsnt and under
Thomas 81. John Gafrney. undertaking 10
carry the Irish race on his narrow shoulders
and lengthy name; went over to Ireland last
few days. that he had seen DR.. GALLAGHER In
prison and was about to have him released.
Wilson bergman. Deputy Collector OF Gus
toms. and stephen n simon.op: both o. sew:
take the district over to the Milholland move
4. b Roberts. eolored. Eleventh district, who
meet Notwithstanding that he IRebsftsj
John MoMassin. profsssionsi labor poiIti-
clan. managed James J. Cooean's campaign
| from the saturday night before election day
| when CooRau handed out the swag for the
sss CSSsSn mSSe Uss ne the
| Coogan campaign MoMackln did not get .
sSI s SSs fS 'y .a, a hs HTH ;' SsS
| bower In managing the Industrial Alliance
moyemsPs during the Hstrson and Reid Reid
$4,000 and the Industrial Alliance chaps cast
John J. Bealin. clerk in Kerwins ONCE. ex-
| poets to be out OF Job soon. and ls looking for
another. Professional labor politician.
Eleventh district. 6oiter and disturber gen.
| orally since he was not renominated for Alder
| man some years ago.
| That committee which Is to make the assault
| on the Albany Legislature for the purpose Of
giving an impression that Milholsnd can In
| fuence It to give him municipal patronage.
also came In for rub. as follows:
Michael Kerwin. same a. above.
ofsaDnation T.sneg e% rss district, in oetossr
sane si..ilst; SSSyrnSsr. isiS Defeated ;
American and Industrial Alliance outfits in
James b Townsend. for. to-day; again..
Edward Dubois. formerly. held . place it
|
snos dlee uDdsrstudy 81 Frank A Rsy%ond '
Chester II: Southworth. Who the-who-is
| Southworth2
The biographers add that In the face OF this
| ragtag and bobtail aggregation the com mittee
| will 60 on with It's work. complete It and turn
| over the new organization at the proper time.
| Every effort 10 to DO made to induce Gen.
| Arson q. McCook to become the new county
| leader. Ali Of the McCooks were fighters dur
ing tho war days. and Gen. Arson McCook
| would as soon fight q buzz saw as eat
| Mr.. John + Milholand's effort to secure
| municipal patronage for his hungry Repubi-
| can followers with the help OF the Legislature
| took definite shape yesterday In the bill intro
| duced at Albany by Assemblyman Robertson
providing for bi.pattIsan Park Board Of two
| thuslasts who are Mr.. Milholl ands lieutena ants
| hailed this with delight last evening. The
| plea sure they felt over this measure over
| Swallowed another event which they had in
| tended to celebrate last evening-the aoquisi-
| tion OF Alfred L. Christian, president OF the
| Elliott +. shepard Battery Of the Twenty nrst
| Assem- bly, district by their faction.
| Those OF the Twenty third Assembly Dis
| trict Republican Association who have not
| allied themselves with Milholland In his
| movement met at their headquarters In West
| Eighty-secon street. near Columbus avenue.
| last night. and adopted q resolution praising
| the Com mittee of Thirty and its plan for reor-
ganizing the party Kiliaen Van Rensselaer,
| Was desirous Of Introducing q resolution de-
| nouncing ths Iilbolland movement and po-
| liticAl bosses" but was prevailed on not TO
presently 1t.