The evening world., 1894-08-09
TAFFY FOR BOSS PLAT1's PET.
Asked to Get Within the Breast
works and the Victors Told
to Be Gentle.
JOHN E. RATHER DEFIANT.
No Compromise the Cry at His
Headquarters Before The Yer.
dict Was Announced. ~

The Sub Committee of the Repubiican
State Committee submitted its report
to-day. The Committee of Thirty Ia do
clared to be the regular organization.
The -Milholland crowd are be-
sought to come within the fold, and the
ss-Patterson people are asked to be
gentle with the recalcitrants. In the
Syracuse matter, neither side is recoG-
nized as the only regular organixation.
but both are ordered to get together"
A caucus is called to show the relative
voting strength Of the rival factions.
The corridors of the Fifth Avenue
Hotel began to I'LL up with politicians
as early as 0 o'clock this morning. Al
eager to learn what the report OF the
Subcommittee would be.
While everybody was waiting for the
State Committee to go into session word
came from Milhollands headquarters. -
East Twenty-second street. that the En-
ecutive COMMITTEES had met this morning
and put themselves on record as against
anything which savored of compromise;
In fact, that a compromise involving .
division Of patronage would not be 40
cepted.
This bit OF news was said to have
come from Mr.. Milholland himself.
The Committee went into session at
II o'clock sharp. and the meeting lasted
only twenty minutes.
The subcommittee report was read
In full, and the motion to adjourn was
Immediately put in such loud terms that
1t was heard through the tightly closed
and guarded door.
A few moments later the members OF
q h.. alAA -.
Fox gave the press representatives the
First-The Syracuse matter was dis
Then the New York end of the fisht
was decided this way:
The Report.
after a hearing. OF which both orEaai-
cations were given ample time to fully
present their claims. and after very
careful consideration of all the facts.
your Committee beg to report that u
under the auspices Of the so.called COM
mittee of Thirty. Is the regular Republi-
can organizatio ~. in y and for n, he city
the State Committee 1t win follow
necessarily that the Republican County
field is President. has sole Jurisdiction
under the constitution II has ordained OF
the affairs Of the Republican party OF
Pe sis and It 'Gs is No function of your
Committee or OF the body to which its
report is made to dictate TO any regular
subordinate organization how. II shan
perform its duties or discharge its truota
The existing situation In New York City
Is 80 peculiar, however. and our concern
for the welfare of the whole party u
addition to the resolution declaring the
regularity of the new enrolment and
organization, perfected under the super
Their resolution recommending to the
Republican County COMMITTEES q policy
to be pursued towards the organization
formed by Mr.. Milholland and his frten11.
Treat Them TenderIy.
your Committee does not undertake TO
say what is the precise numerical
s now the OF ehef nor
possesses strength. together with ele-
ments of great usefulness to the Repub-
lean party, are facts not to be seriously
disputed. II Its strength Is not evenly dis
tributed throughout the city, II Is undeni-
ably strong where the Republican or
ganization has been hitherto weak, and It
the gerat advantage of the party a body
OF earnest and aggressive Republicans
eager to enlist in active work. They de-
serve not rebuke. but recognition and
at is to be borne in mind that the
conditions under which this organizations
SpranB INTO Sucn vigorous existence were
unique IL they did not actually justify
the particular enterprise which was I'M
dertaken, they certainly afforded plausi.
BILE arguments to excuse II. At all
events, the organization of which Mr.:
Mllhclland is President does exist. and
1t exists as an association OF Republic
cans.
Blessed Is the Peacemaiker.
There is not room in the county OF
New York for Two governing bodies.
and steps should at once be taken on
such terms as are sair beyond question.
and can be houorably accepted or both
sides, for the complete obliteration OF all
lines suggestive OF faction.
Naturally, from the controversies
that have been going on so long, strong
feeling has arisen, and II will not be
easily subdued or forgotten. But Re
puhiicans must recognize the incompar,
TO the party, and the high and patriotic
duty which compeis every Republican,
TO control considerations OF personal
advantage, and TO use every iniinence
he possesses to bring about that COM
plete reconciliation and accord within