New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-08
A REBUFF TO GEN. COILS:
REPUBLICANS OF THE XXIVTH RE-
PUDIATE THE THTRTY'S REOR-
GANIZATION PLAN.
THEY CALL IT IMPRACTICABLE AND UNREPRE-
sENTATIvE--PRATSE FOR JOHN f MIIHOr.-
LANDS WORK FOR THE PARTY
THOSE WHO THREATEN TO
BOLT" DENOUNCED.

The XXIVth Assembly District Republicans,
hitherto affiliated with the George Bliss organi-
zation, net at NO. 1884 Avenue A last evening
and passed resolutions repudiatng the Committee
OF Thrty's plan of reorganization, and recon-
mending a return to the system In vogue previous
10 the attempt to make the George Bliss faction
the recognized party in this city.
General c. II T. Coils not present to
witness this wholesale o,erturning Of his pet
scheme by LIS own district organization.
Richard NJ Hills the chairman. presided, and
julius Gruber acted as secretary. The object OF
the meeting to pre- mote harmony In the
party ana +. A. Schulze made a vigorous ad-
dress on this subject. Mr. SchulZe was an
earnest worker in 1892 md took the stump In this
city from tn, Battery TO Harlem, advocating Re-
publican principles and the candidates. Of ilarri-
son and Reid
Mr. Hills called the meeting to order at $50
O'Clock The rooms were then crowded. In
short speech he introduced Mr.. Schuize. who i'm
pressed upon his hearers the necessity Of earnest
and concerted action BY such action. he said,
victory gained IN the city and county Of New
York now meant victory in 1895 "Ail Repub-
lIcans." SAID he. whether regular Republicans
Mnhollanditcs or dGhorcnts Of the Committee If
Thirty must faU "a line tOeethrr-to work ear
ncstly ana vigorously for victory. Mr.. Mllhul-
land has don" more than any other man To ca!i
uut The young Republicans ot ms Guy anu
make them X - work
Those sentiments were loudly appaudel and
then tn following resolutions w're presented 10y
the chairman ~ adopted in sh'r, ori"r W!'hout
The nrst resolution. presented Oy Charles Nc
Murray and George SchAfcr. was
Kssoy Taet e nrp9ecaGs Of prc '9g G.'[ aa1
adopted by tae Cammi.,,- of Thirty. ana h4Vhy
t5rc ulaIy.sa5e. m.rglar !. docs the .cs ss.ativ"
AMI executive functions. aaI thus concentrating m
s,ead - Distributing poIucl power AMI rtsloi.S,
billy hereby declare }; 20 be our firm cohVIcilon
;hat t.e efficiency ami success oi tnc Kepu'lcAh
a; present rea j.: ana We hereby recommend ne o.A
pan. nior.,l At 'he m?res N iS% ~ 'ns
.cmby D';Ic; committee COUNT Somm!,tee, anI M
EAcca,ye Com'r IA ,sa ,9n,y 9I me York
Ne however. .ndorse the election district COM
M . % political power.
Then the chairman presented thH second got of
resolutions. and they w're also UNANIMOUSLY
carried WREN read They were as follows
nrfr"s6 mo 'trnuhlcan party of NewYork County
graelv nIperi the interest. of the party not only
'"Vbcrcns uarncnv = essential to tho success o'
the Republican ticket. Therefore be -. D.
,uhltr,n 0rgnnlzaion ~ the NNlNth Assembly
district clll upon the State COMMITTEE 10 I.cosnlz
ro,Inty OF Sew- York. organized January ~ lsyi
aud adjourned later subject to the caIi OF 'h1
chair. and be- IL furthcr -. a,
Resolved Tina, We b. guided by the counseiS %, o.,
the leader whose patriotism political saeaclty anu anu
-, .e-v,ce in rho Republican cause hav" won the
regTec, OF the party throughout IN" entire state
AMI hc if further - - .,on
Resolvel Tha, W. sirongly condemn the selfish
imprac;icahle. unpatrouc and un-itcinhlrHh rtoI.
sus, n those who threaten 10 bolt ShoHid th'i'
demands tc not accedcl to hy ~" STAT" commute"
or ~. state Convention. and he II inrth"r ,
Resolved Tint We recommend Tor IN" conSiH"fa
,ioo ~ tho state Corv'r ion IN" nam" OF Lew !
Morton as "A candidate for Governor
The meeting then adjourned.