The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-01-14
REPUBLICAN, BOYS GIVE IN.
--,T THEr "FTREDs NIIHoLLzND,
TgEN ATE THEIR oRoW WHOLE

,.t.rson and his fellow leaders Of the Re
,ysols Al the meeting OF the County Committee
,"a,,nd opera House Hall last night. The,
-, seemed to like IT, but this was probabl
....u,s John f Milholland. whom they cor
s.nv hate, sought to prevent them
80 getting even crow. They resent
- Nlbolland's interference by eiectinc
.,u bodily from the hall. after which thsy
sn,r,.dly adopted the plan OF reorganiza.
.,on and the new constitution reported BY tn,
nommittee of33 Union League Club candidates
t.r Governor.
The machine men had been led to believe
hat Milholland and the anti-m achlne Repub-
n..n, we're making desperate efforts to secure
ia prsssnce OF enough members ofthe County
committee. opposed to this plan and constitu-
son. TO prevent their adoption. Every precau-
Nan was taken to prevent the Mllholand men
nom packing the meeting.
tickets OF admission we're Issued to men,
k,r. Of the committee. Every vacancy in the
,ommittee had been filed at meetings OF the
II,,rict organizations held on Friday night,
IA in this way Cornelius N Bliss and others
the committee Of thlrty-three we're elected
| ..mbers OF the County Committee to assist
4 N. adoption Of their report.
IN. Wicked Gibbs saw to IL that the anti
h,,shlne men should not capture the meeting
k,.hank movement and enter the hall through
h Eighth avenue entrance. All OF the
Hoor, which com m unicate with the rooms OF
A. Lincoln Republican Club and the hall
k.rs locked and barred, and faithful hench-
nan stood guard at them. The Wicked One
IA used those ways to capture q Cowis meet
Ing In the old days
Only one OF the double doors Of the main en-.
france 10 the hall was opened. and the opening
kss hanked on either side By big policeman.
kho saw TO it that only such m on A. h ad tickets
br we're vouched for By Uncle Looking Upward
bsllamy as entitled to them were passed BIZ
khe ticket taker.
I Notwithstanding these precautions, Z J.
Einsdale and other anti-machine Imen not
members Of the committee made their way
Into the hall and got front seats.
Eleventh who have attached them selves to
Of snds To 'h snsor
bf the Assembly. were driven into the street
\ In n this way the Milholland mon were pretty
kfsotually excluded. and friends OF the organ
lEation were In the majority. The great pre-
hsw constitution but thirteen votes were re- re-.
G DIAMOND n chsrisy Murray of tn. Third As.
ssssd iii in syS, p :, the
SThsn the report q the com mittse Of, thirty
usm.n \" he asked "'''' '''''" ~'A-
. :' c Va: III: SE o:, i Ss.
As Chairman Of the Executive COMMITTEES he
S.. 81 %, to give thanks for the crow:
s mo nc CHARLEY nossd The adopton n g, T tss
report. and Lucius L Chittenden seconded the
John E Milholland, who Is engaged in organ
inng another Republican association In the
county here secured tho rc0E He Was greeted
Rs wave Of misses which moved over Ser
the hall Indicated that the anti machine men
ismail piece OF paper in his hand as he moved
down the aisle to address the committee. He
ave, got the chance to deliver himself OF his |
pen Ia the Eleventh district. stopped him
w ssWR hss ss % STdS
timed. was not a member OF the County Com |
Nj. Mi!holland calmly proceeded to the plat
torm and handed UP the paper he held In his |
Archie B. RoSsrts. q delegate from the ElSV,
cath Assembly district.
:, A point Of orderl" shouted Henry Clinton
Psrilame nts riaH OF Fred Gibbs following.
sIndIyidual mem bsrs OF this committee cam
PEssidsnt Smith ruled against Milholland.
I. What's that" shouted the anti m Achins
!, Put him outr' was called from all parts Of
"TTS9 S.n'. .hou. me down"
phri.Esd l. Z csittsnden. ~ ~ 'A TINS moor
hsI.nd Hntli I've had I" my say. completed Mil
sSSt upl S W5sr &c K tho Tsere..n...Arm,r
: Clear the houseW |
,..n, e, e fa fGST i k, ysu sS Mr. PRESIDENT
s,ssssrgsant- at Arms wheelocE had hold OF Mr..
Shholland and was trying By gentle means to
I, Mr. MilhOland would not sit down. and con.
% you rule against the custom Of giving
passing his voice above the hubbub
sna s sii 1Gs RsSsy ,Sa
lake your seat"
appeal from the decision" said Mnhoi-
You have no standing" retortsd the Prssi-
Is there no man who will see fair play and
E,.s ths appeal for me-" asked the discom-
David IL Milliksn, Jr.. came to his rescue and
protest sStS, STslnst this action though sub
Where is the sergeant-at-Armst Mr.. NIL
b9Iiasd you must take your seat" called the
move that the hall be cleared of all but
sCS's sistrioss shouted Henry c Botty OF Pattsr-
th sAf @StIUH WAS put and HlIand Flower
I9u I. ne proposed action.
- hls meeting of honorable Republi- /,
'1MHs ne asked, or Of Tammany heelers 2"
"a AZ IL ROVER was ieered into taking his seat
~ - mr battys motion to clear the hall was |
sSSopted with a bowling Aye"
rms Wheelock, who had kept
~ ~, nand on Mr.. MilhollAnd's arm, did his 4
All, All unosr the resolution by removing the
,, .GiSSf Night }o6aH;,a the crowd shouted.
sSsnnp me escort OF the OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES and
Am sSS%Ompanled by his friend, ex-AldermGn G
m aIIss A. CoWie, who though entitled 10 re- /
Essss, preferred to share the exile OF his c
Ja hsH9solsnd having been disposed OF. Leader :
oimn.tt 9lllns, who likes crow and who by way
ohsssaalhE clearance for the black bird feast a
ssI IpIo throw MtihollAnd down stairs him \
Ipd thssn moved the plan OF reorganization o
tueneW constitution | Il
wtb : sss ssaie IN the middle OF the hall arose
Der ~ Pewritten sheet and asked who un-
snrai M pian, would have the appointment OF
nitt.an ulcers, He was told that the Com
"fI.ool IhIrty-thIes would have it r
* nAye an amendment -"
10 ,s rs o.I leaders and their followers had mat
sifb t"elr crow whole. aud the gentleman y
Iuss,tan amendment got no further. The a.
,ab ~ was put on the motion TO adopt the o
constitution and was carried with 4 y
J.nHSs aye. and a few struggling noes" III
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