The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-31
MILAOLLANO A FAKE.
Denounced at a Meeting Of Elec-
ton District Chairmen
Laws in Regard to Primaries Said
to Have Been Violated.
Better Glass OF Republicans Repu-
diate Platt's Man.

A meeting OF the Republican Election
District Chairmen of the Twelfth AS
sembly District was held last evening at
columbia Hall, SO Lexington avenue.
William Henkel, leader of the deega-
ton to the County Committee. presided
Among the active Republicans J.es-
ent were T. H.. McGowan, Frank
II. DAILY. Fred Bartels. William
G. Bradley. Fred Vost, William II.
Grove, James Hamilton, Samuel Sloan.
George ID. Gaillird, G. Grant Lush,
NJ u; Moses Nussbaum, Joseph West,
| hilIp G.. Reilly. II. w. Faller. William
X. Warren, George Schroeder, Joseph
Applehy, Edward Steffens, John McGib-
ney. Emil Baumcist2r n. j. J. Murphy.
Thomas j. Coogan. b. j. McCabc, Fran
els Meyers. jr.: Peter n. Dankel, Louis
Jacobs Frank Gates. Plncus Jacobs.
Hugh +. Cullen, John II. Mahon. Fred
Sc"ell. charles Gundacker, Peter Glas-
hrenner, Henry Bossert and James p.
Ecker.
William II. Grove presented the fol-
lowing resolutions, which we're unani-
mously adopted:
Whereas. At the last meeting OF the Rcpubli-
can stat" Committee an enort was made TO give
present known as the Reid Milholani'' outht
hut IN previous years. for the purpose NJ alb
Industrial Alliance 'Anti,Britsh League Lea s''' and
similar names. and
Whereas, The New York Tribune having pub.
Issued an elaborate story o! an enrolment and
primary election under Milholland auspices in the
Twelfth Assembly district. together with the
statement that the two delegates were elected TO
County Executive Committee and
, Whereas. Careful Investigation reveals the fact
Reid under Milholland auspices in this district
thlt the two delegates referred to as having been
ce'ted are not voters in this state one being
an alien and the other a citizen Of a Western
state; therefore be 1t
nssolHed That We dcmounce this dishoncruhle
t"mnt to give ofiral life to y mythical boly
neIievln" as VIC do that 1t is unjust and unrcnub.
llcan. aud II successful will only serve TO dsrIpt
III" part, IN this State;
Resolved That We arc uncompromislnr,v on
P"Stn 10 any scheme or suggestion that does not
completely recognize regular the Republican
e e"nnnT DrRnhlhaion OF which william Brook
Resolved. That We om?hatiraly object to any
DIVISION OF the election officers believing that
inc ORGANIZATIONS We represent are to select all
Resolved That copy of these resolutions he
rom this Congressional District,
MIR, lienkel. in speaking in favor Of
lne resolutions. stated that they eHrrt S.
90 his views precisely on this subject
the views of 90 per cent. of the Republi-
cans of the Twelfth Assembly District.
ana In referring to the bogus Milhol-
III tlle district, he
states that the contrast between the
inethods employed by the ruer'llas and
those used by the Committee Of Thirty
N organizing the Republican voters of
New York County was worthy Cf CON
sideration at this time
The work of the Committee OF Thirty
was conducted in manner that will
stand the closest scrutiny. the list OF
enrolling officers was published in the
d ,ilv paners and criticism invited: the
places for enrolling were duly adver-
tised. the enrolling officers were sworn
the poll lists fled in the County Clerk
office and every part of the work con.
Quoted In, compliance with the Primary
| Election law.
On. the other hand, continued the
sneaker. the Milhollani "organizntiln
| left blanks In saloons. had no enrolling
| officers. did not advertise the place OF
| holding primaries until the dav after tn.
| meeting usel no poll-lists. filed no re.
| turns and. In fact. never compiled will
any feature Of the Primary Election law
and he firmly believes they never held 6
urinary in the Twelfth Assembly Dis
| trict.
In conclusion. Mr.. Henkel said that No
q single Republican who had ever afil
lated with the regular Republicans IL
| the district could be found in the rank.
OF the MilhOllanditeS.