New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-04-24

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hand but have met Il frequently. o. " "
/ New York April Is, 1891. IT.,
| (S,lch use Of the word Is entirety correct hu-
manitaran does not merely mean one VINO uen'e9
the Divine nature of Jesus Christ. IL aiso anu
inst as properly means a humane person, lover
( Of the human race. our correspondent uio''o"-
aries are apparently incomplete'-hu)
VOTING REPUBLICANS VIEWS.
ur WANTS TO WORK FOR THE PARTy-NoT FOR
,trNnrps OF THE COMMITTEE OF THIRTY.
To the Editor Of The Tribune
Cir. As a Republican who Is deeply Interested III
the future welfa OF the party ana az one VINO mas
no other aim AMI object In view, desire 10 can 'ne
attention Of the very highly educated ana dlSni-
fed M nbers Of the Republican party, who honestly
hola,a that the Committee Of Thirty and Its follow
org are doing everything in their power to restore
harmony within the ranks OF the Repupilcah parry
To- the following facts an Illustration OF no" 'ne
I Committee of Thrtys followers are endeaVorlnS 10
bring about harmony. compared with one or as
,bov c,u them "MUhonand's Buckram Rabbits"
nowsnaper which backs the Committee OF
Thirty to the fullest extent prints the following at
the beginning OF an article describing the Miihol-
land movement and the prominent leaders connec'ed
Herewith and surely 1t put there for the pur-
Dose Of qulckenng the way 10 bring about harmony:
81 have heard Of the green goods game: | have
heard OF the gold brick scheme; I have heard or
'sawlusters.' 'handshakers' and 'bunco steerers,
but this Is the greatest bluff that ever heard or
Speech Of Jeremiah Sullivan on the MhhoHand
movement
The same newspaper quotes our worthy friend
and ardent Republican, who has been stigmatized
as a discredited politician by the same paper pe-
cause ne would not fall into line and do the bid
ding Of a lot of inexperienced politicians Tor the
purpose Of their ACKNOWLEDGMENT.
II puts our friend Mr.. Grasse on record as ioi-
lows. Henry Grasse says that he has no
feeling against any Republican in the Com
mittee of Thirty movement though he still remains
true 10 the Milholland movement Grasse believes
that both organizations Will be In harmony before
next November"
lam anxious to hear from these gentlemen which
is their choice: The style OF the Committee Of
Thirty or the style Of the Tow and discrcdted
politicians" who are with the Mholland move
ment'
! dill no. mind the pouring ont Of so much spleen
and vitupcratlon against from the lower districts
because | believed that the men who did II were
lacking I'm the essentials Of good breeding and knew
no better but there was nothing which surprised
mo more than the actions Of several prominent
Harlem Republicans. who have been trying ~ all
times since the difference of opinion arose between
as rogarling the best plan reorganize the Re-
publican party rcvle AMI belit,e those Of IA who
are honest ami sincere IN our motives In advocating
'he Mlhoilanl movement Surely there Is no eN-
cusc for H. They are intelligent and understand
that such actions Will react against them. When
th- assertion that every who IS connected with
the Mhh3land movement IS or has boon sn,i'y o 81
aisr,pnahr Ii"ctces IN p2,o. tnry Hiy ,r ~ very
malicious purpose. For fifteen years nave b'rh q"
II 10 cay It myself nave a4ways "oIh'i III a.. a.,
hou,-t and straightforward manner. and for me
was Republican one through and through
mover voted for Democrat In my NJ" -, 49,.
challenge. unhesatngly any one or these re- !
forw e4uGcans 10 Proye ,S Ss ,h a snI never
..s q DO AZ
u-el un- eIublc,n means 70 further th-!r political
aim. th'sc Of their friends in politics ....,..
was % DELEGATE - the Cooper Union Convention |
q the AIlhoand movement. and ! was snrpr SCI
aui amazed at ne sight which met my eyes th"re.
Ih. sincerity which va, phoioGrHpncl on ne l@s..
~ purpose In their hearts. II had been IN douot
when / ven, TO the convention II would have b"et |
r2yfl to me that the Mhosni hd m9yGlmens
who hal hcr'tofor. never been IN the active work. /
Want H. be but becausc nose in charge Of ms |
he 9 R = y 25"F boo %T ht Sere6y keep
ins j, sublueI much as possible for fear that
might reap some of the laure!s that tney wanted T.,
mem, Of this grand body Of ncw ana active workers
What ! can husine ana Is what was needell long
ago The proof ~ this assertion Will shortly be put
lu evidence. whom thee new workers az the polls |
on the coming Fiction ily ana al! tnrouEn ing
have boon rowling them Will be utterly ashamed OF
thrr previous actions
n 10 Us because ~ these hustng qualifications ma
some Republicans speak ot "bossism." when several
highly respectable gentlemen get together and &C
compisn slN or eight weeks what those Who ar" !
rowling tl"m !il no. or Could not acc9mpSh ~ Yen
years. fsr getting How recruits for workers IN
'n. party traces concerned. WHY all hANr - /
Say IT, ,he quicker YOU eet Few more. called.
-h.-s-s' into This cty the better X VIII be- for the
Republican party. and the quicker the parlor poll
'lciaus ~ the Republican party Will come ID their
SENSES anil begin - realize the solid fact that 10 /
..' 20 lrl reach the masses ~ the p'op" you must
1 moro than air IN the clubrOOms with your feet on
th. aar chairs discussing the great problem "of
~
come into the Republican party
FREDERIC g. w. SGiiIST. JR,
Captain Nineteenth Election Distrlc NNNth As
s"Wblv District
~ - East Onc-hunlred-and- third st. New-Yorll.
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