New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-19
UNFOLDING MIR. MILUOLLAND.
a REPUBLICAN WHO is NOT Connected WIFI
THE MACHINE OR TIE ANTI-MACliiNE
FACTION GIVES HIs VIEWS.

a REPUBLICAN WHO Is NOT CONNECTED WITH
THE MACHINE OR TIE ANTI-MACHINE
FACTION GIVES HTs VIEWS.
To the Editor Of The Tribune.
Sir. I am surprised to read the published inter-
views OF the old Republican machine leaders mat
In their opinion John T.. Mholland Is q iooIish
Young map m organizing provisional Ant-Machhe
Republican organization in this city FooNsh III
what respect pray? For trying to bring the Kepub-
lican marty and its principles in closer connection
with the people and especially the laborinS class
If that IS the only reason-and II seems 10 pethey
have for conforming Mr. Milholland IL Is um' ior
all true Republicans to join hands win MN anu
the leaders Of the AntMachne Republicans III 'hiS
city and drive ont the old hacks who seek TO con-
troll the machinery OF the party at the present Day
II Is time that he young Republicans In inns CITY
had a leader and an organization whose co''S"'"'
ton would allow any young voter to become 'n''"-
ber upon his assurance that he was a RepuDhcan
and would vote and work for the interests o' the
marty IN the future. We have not had such an or
gan,zat,on IN this city since the days of Chester a.
Arthur and John J. O. Brien The present outlook
Is n bright one and | congratulate Mr.. Mihoilahu
and his associates In this new movement.
I am not In any way connected or interesteu
either directly Indirectly with the old orsah%a-
ton or the Anti-Machine people, but at the same
time I am in favor of blood and young
,,orke,s IN the camp Of the Grand Old Party. In
nv opnion the best thing that ever happened 10
the party would be the overthrow OF those leaders
who have lived for years of the patronage OF the
partv putting In their places men who are thor-
ouehIv honest and willing to build UP the party
and elect It's candidates: men who would make no
deals with the enemy. The Republicans OF TINS CITY
who are not tied by brass collar TO the machine
leaders Will join the new movement; ana 'he o'u
leaders who have run things their own way for
number OF years VIII De edS'H N"'O"'" O -
Air Mllhollanl Is n young man who thoroughly
understands what he Is doing. lie aiwaEs WVrhen
hard for tho party and for one wish him success
IN his mission 10 build a Republican organization IN
this city that the people Will support go
The COMMITTEES of Thirty NAV be ana possibly ar"
Of the opinion that Anti-Machine Republicans nave
not any money Well. everybody knows that II
renu,rns money TO defray the incidental expenses
Of a political club party. ana II looks as II tn
"Antis' are making more healway at the present
thousands It's not money that the Anti Macnme
Republicans want. it Is an organization OF voters
that money cant buy. ...A,
I call attention to some Of the Republicans VINO
havlnr resigned temporarily from politics They
will no, be heard OF again until the KepunlcahS
.ect a President In 1896 Then they VIII an ioch
,vcr o0lr EXCUSES for their absence from IN" parry
meeting. etc, 50 a. to ho!d 20 theil pin -,
IN. Young men who now trying ana WorhlIs
hard to build up an organization in this city wouh
be left In the cod. 1900 . , 81, 49,
| firmly believe Tint Mr Mlholland and his asso-
Icol hangnrs-on who have been m encumhranc"
10 the party fpr many years. woud ne iho"h
1yorboarl AMI In their places wou.d ne ,pht Uue,
represent tive. Republicans. II our canl'dhi' ioi
ne win be- he party viii then have lsadcrs VINO
gin show roIr NAV anI I'll VIII Do satisfied ana
united. DIN III ~ w