New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-24

THE ANTI-MACHINE REPUBLICANS.
u, AWNING FOR A MASS. SUPERINTENDENT GATH
ERINGS.
General Michael Kerwn presided at meeting
y, tho Provisional Executive Committee or the
Anti Machine Republicans. representing the Vari-
ous Assembly Districts OF the city, on Nonuay
evening II was held In Room No. 10 In the FIJI"
Avenue Hote-the Republican State headquarters
and the rapid growth of the organization was t'e
,h,ect NJ several ongratuatory speeches The
,uestion OF the time and place for houins
county convention for the purpose OF erecting
permanent organization was discussed anu II was
decided appoint COMMITTEES VIII" Po"N
iseue the call The chairman appointed JON" ~
M,lbolIand. James A. Cowe, Charles H. Whee'ocK'
s,ephen ~ Simonson. Herman t. Wilson CnarieS
H. Southworth and Charles A. Wihch' Inc On
ui,,ao will meet at p. m. to-day al NO. Liz
proaGway when the plans OF organization Will ..
settled upon finally. The convention VIII oe ea'su
70 meet In Cooper Union within the coi''"s 'o''
night
A mcet,ng OF the Anti-Machine Republicans or the
XIIIth Assembly District took place on MONDAY
r,gb+ at No 2a2 EIghth-ave. The organization mas
already over 900 names on its rolls. and humoer
were added last night Among the speakers were
William Armstrong; George Cavanagh Johh NC
Mackin and Nelson F. McFadden. Inc SPEAKERS
derded the plan or reorganization anu az.
tackled the machine. The big mass-meetng which
Renubl,cans was also discussed The officers OF
the organization are: President, William Arm
strong; vcepresdent. George Cavanagh; secretary
l.. A. Bird. and treasurer; Inomas ~. ~ |xWIh A.
semblv District met at Letters National Hall NO.
O2 Second-ave on Monday evening sra 10 fortvave
persons present Leon Cohen was chairman. Michae'
H. Britt. treasurer. and James Cantwe secre.arS.
ing Republicans. and was loudly aPplauded - a.
Stetler secretary OF the General Executive Com
Of tba Provisional ORGANIZATION or the
County. made similar speech and SAD 1t na9 Sesn
had not taken the trouble to register and vote at
the last election. Mr.. Britt offered resolutions WHICH
were adopted. denouncing the action OF the County
Committee in cutting off all debate on and ex-
Guiding all amendments 10 the plan OF reorsahiAa,,
ton submitted by the Committee Of Thirty; and
pledged all present TO have nothing TO 90 with me
them ' enroed themselves and the
porary officers Of the organization were mace per
officers the ,o srs we're 81 ae~ en
members OF the An,i-Machine organization In this
district. and that there would be much larger ,.
number on the rolls. Addresses were given by
NJ d. Gallagher and others x,,.. 4.
sembly District held their first meeting last evening,
in their new permanent headquarters: Bricklayers,
and Third ayes. The young and lighting element o.
the was largely represented n me nd ase
stirring speech Other speakers were DR. nor Fso
John Mhoand and JSs% and b sas nnan
mousy adopted , Aa >.
Whereas the County Committee reused 10
the Committee OF Thirty at It's recent meeting
and refused TO recognize a proxy. and this plan;
Impossible 10 carry out by the old leaders. was
nevertheless unanimously accepted by them. snow
Inc r. the man OF average intelligence that there
must have been collision somewhere between the
Committee OF Thirty and Patterson CO. there
fore be IL -. 49,. ,oo,,r1
that az individuals and as body. we should have
nothing whatever to do with the proposed enroimeh,
under the plan OF the Committee OF Thirty ana
all reDutabie Republicans III tnlS tHe
XIIth Assembly District to keep themselves aoot
from this enrolment -. A.. wat
District Anti-Machne organization would De heid
I'm Brickayers Hail every Friday evening