New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-04-03

Using wear a wear which prcsages q glorious victory
for the Republican party t'ppauSe', a,u ~" e he
sea OF intelligent faces which ! see arOuhd ine.
tion In indorsing the statement, that there IS no.
present here even one man whose mean 800
beat with enthusiasm for the success OF the cause
which we all have at heart. Applause) We are
assembled here tonight I'm the teeth Of deStrucuon
the part OF those who ought to have been irf,fus
applause. and who In ueacherOus s",Ne Non and
dared to show their heads among honest nF f, az
claim that they should lead ana We shoum m ~
whereas we are the leaders ana tneH l, Wr' - he
followers applause NO man can Sla'm ,,c - beve
eader by his mere say-so. leader must 49,
ao 1d ana orans SnJ FCIl@w Republcaus wc
about done with this campaign against ,ne 1a
% pay attention to those gentlemen whls1freI
Applause From tonight form the "I ntber
onctH5 n ns ,,Dovi thew viii be- applause The
man that shall place in nomination viii lead you
10 victory. He is not a gentleman whose habl, rs
10 watch how the cat jumps and then jump with
1, or who tries first 10 see whether movement
win float and then gets aboard put, on ut' viii
sink or swim with YOU and me. applause ~.
The magnificent victory that "aS won nv" ~ ma
veiious to see with what alacrty many gentlemen
TO Join in the general acclaim nor Sg rt ~
unlike that of the man who was secplN& on l., I'M
skulls and skeletons in the cellar. MY gooiness
he exclaimed this is the resurrection ala r w..
organization of the Committee Of Thirty is but a
skeleton and rs claim TO be the H X F} akS
NppiauseJ We are the Republican party Of I'm, the
partv,and a successful party-inust have capable
leaders and right-thnking men in the rank ana an,
fe and be responsive to the demand for the trl-
umph OF good cause. CApplausg1 mat WAY .Io, Tc
tory hes JRenewed applause The man whon i
shall nominate for your chairman is vel Known
10 all Of you and TO all ePHScrms S cv Me' namS
that is watchword among the masses Ti our vb
s6n6 IN c a1 yctory nominate rs chairman
of this County Committee. John Z. Milho1and Cap
plause)
MIR. WIsE's TELLING WORDS
When the applause had subsidized Otto lrVihS
Else, of the XXIst Assembly District. seconded
ur. Milhollands name in humorous ana pun!
way. Mr. Wise said In part:
would scarcely have sald anything in secondiis
this nomination had not heard this aI!troo ere
SAD news mat ihree Comttee Of Thirty Win
which 10 do some shooting here. u.ausntJrJ ioI
League Club proposed to shoot the rapids, though.
! would come mere and be shot too GaushteI, n 1
guns will prove more formidable TO them thah 10
us, and VIII have as little damaging erect as the
falsehoods which they have been eVenns aSdiiIIl
our movement. (ApplauseD We are gong on lt.-
ow-RePubcans with rapid strides 10, 10 Gpgs
boasted of a great Republican mass-meetlns hers
last week If Of those who P9Se ihere " %o ,b
remark made by the lrishman VINO ahaea i1' YYy
a. sens egob Exclaimed Pat Il must have
come on the wrong ship" daughter and APP
Where is the true Repubhcanism Of this city at
the present time? Where are the men VINO are
willing to b and ns1,y WIN y or ng W a ina hem repre-
sented by their duly elected dSesa'es al the Coopef
you are about to elect chairman Of TINS KePuDn n
County Committee? He Is one %ao vi" Ion b. WIZ n,,,
for 65 days SF in The yer 6ahG i. made Ne
stuH OF Wncn join f. ~. w., 49, M Ike
In placing him at the head Of the Republican or
in b this G9n ba that as gSou
a signal victory this year awaits our grand Old
party at the polls. Appause1
A BRIGHT ORATOR FOR THE WITH
Saul Koenig. of the With Assembly District
next obtained the floor and also secondins the
nomination Of Mr. Milholiand for president,
said:
rise to indorse in the warmest manner possible
the name Of the man who has been nominated iOr
chairman of this committee. and 70 congratulate
you the size and character Of this masnllcent
meeting. which disproyes in most enphauc way
the false statements that have been made ny Ger
tain men within me ketubiicah tionstaoan Dn, in
corning the strength, Of the great movement IN
This is an all but SPONTANEOUS gathering. 40
pitiful appeals had to be made for aTge attthl.
necessary. Our organization is founded upon pop
ular support and an abiding faith in the conscience
and the patriotism of the masses OF intelligent men
who have nocked with enthusiasm to our standard.
and who believe that he glorious Wa,chWoIa "indd
for the People"-is sure presage OF Nctofyc ana ana
an indubitabe reliance for the preseryatlon or Re.
,
so far in this movement + Gqg b 10 nG uI rns
His name is known to US: 1t is known 10 the peop'e.
and it is a synonym of victory applause re ~
He belongs 10 the younger element Of the party.
and that Is the element whose GOOD VIII We mus
cultivate and from whose great legions we must
continue to recruit our growing forces Applause:
We on the right road this tine; We nave ny
accorded the privilege of secondng the nomination
OF John +. Mlholand. applause
MR. MILHoLLANDs SPEECH
The chairman asked If there were any other
nominations for president the bare thought OF
which seemed to displease many Of the dele
gates, who told Mr.. Wilkinson that he might
gamble on Milhollands being the Only name 10
be mentioned. After the laughter at these sal
lies had ceased. Mr.. Wilkinson put the question.
1t was answered by tremendous aye, ana
the chairman declared Mr. Milholland unanl-
mously elected. The new president rs well
coined with the massive enthusiasm already &C.
scribed. He spoke as follows:
Mr. Chairman and Fellow Members Of me Re-
publican Organ.za ton: / should be strangely CON
sttuted. indeed were not deeply Impressed by ms ~;
great honor that YOU have conferred upon me.
use Taine's expression would be uhhuIndh uI l.,
action on your part in making the official head
OF this great organization beg 10 assure YOU tmii
while may question your judgment Ia selecting me-
while | could have wished that tn ONCE had neeh
is duties and discharge It's obligations. |. with a
keen sense of the responsibilities that II lnvoNes
and the harassing character OF the work before me
accept IL In the same free, full spirit with when
Won tender H. You have accredited me with tais
honor without condition OF any kind. You have
given II TO me without any reservation modification
or oialifica ton whatsoever. In like manner enter
unon my official duties l acknowledge no authority
but yours (Applausel AS You nave trusted me
80 will trust you fully and confidently Cap
plause) -,
mar, Of his officers and soldiers One-treachery
That he never pardoned or overlooked. Gentlemen
7 may In time to come make many mistakes.
NAV have TO ask your indulgence and forgiveness
for various political sins OF omission or conmis-
son but there is one that / will never ask any mar
in this audience, or any man in the Republican
nartv 10 grant absOlutiOn for-diSl0yaly 10 this
oreanization or to the Grand Old Party. Applause
Here and now ! pledge myself to YOU. Whatever
abilities possess for political work they are dedl
cael 10 this organization in the future as they have
been In the past, and whether success comes cary
or late whether win or lose, ! am with you &c