The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-04-03
Mr.. pLATT'S NEVER MEYERS.
.,uoLLlYD's MEN TAKE a H<NNI-
-, oIyH AGAINST THE THIRTY.

-, LEADER. N-st Get I.ts o. vie. or
Tee. Cas- he Ne Ps.es DIGS ne che
r.,o, L,.sue Ci-s s.s At nrstssr Cheat.
IN. examination Of the Nllhollsnd move
n.,t which calls itself the Republican organi-
,.,on Of the city and county OF New York, Was
..,,.st.d A. the Cooper Union lsstniRht By the
s,..,Ion Of these officers OF the County Com
mittee:
r,,,,,.p,. Jena e. Hilhousnd Of III. Ei.V..th A.
s.ubly district
w.. PRESIDENT. Joseph Wilkinson OF the Tenth. Ches
an s,uthwosth Of the seventh Gen. o H. La Grange
I'm. Nineteenth and Henry @. Pisroy Of the Eighth.
1,.,ur. DsVii ,. Porter Of the Twsnty.ssvsnth.
E,cordiss secretary T. Thomas Fortune OF the
Eleventh
eighth
t-.ntytourth
Clerk j. A. stetler Of the Eighth.
Thslast.nsmed officer gets salary ots2 600.
Last nights meeting. although supposed to
ks only gathering OF the County Committee.
and not q mass meeting. was even bigger than
the mass meeting OF the Committee Of Thirty
| last Wednesday night Some OF the district
| jsaders marched TO the hall with bands OF mu-
| sc st the head OF hundreds OF their followers.
and The place was so crowded that Police Cap
tain Cross had soms difficulty In clearing the
i sisles.
The presence OF so big and so enthusiastic .
crowd occasioned . laughing reference by
Temporary Chairman Joseph Wilkinson to the
surprise OF the orators at the meeting Of last
week that II should be so big. advertised as II
was. But look at this bigger one!' said hel
with no advertisement and lacking oratori-
bal attractions. We got out more men than the
Committee OF Thirty"
On the call OF the roll for the presentation OF
credentials 1t was shown that only the TWEEN
Geth Assembly district was unreprssented.
State Com mitteeman Henry Grasss OF the
Twsnty-ssventh district nominated John T..
Milholland for President. characterizinR him
IS unlike the Republicans Of the Union League
Club and the Comm OF Thirty. who did not
have political awakening until after the cleo
ton Of '93. when they thought It time to get
out aud run things lie In not one who
watches to see which way the cat jumps and
then jumps with It." said he. and the crowd
sheered madly.
Otto Irving Wise OF the Twsnty-Hrst and
samuel Koenig OF the Sixth made speeches
seconding the nomination and Mr. Milholland
was elected without opposition. 1t 10 moro
than possible that Mr. Milholland expected
this result. for he had prepared q tyne written
speech. He said that he might be guilty Of
mistakes in his administration OF the Affairs
Of the organization. but OF treaohery to 1t or to
the Grand Old Party. never.
The q. o. P. phrase caught on. and Mr.. Mil
holland called for three cheers for the party.
which were given with tiger. the latter
against many pro tests. which ELECTED this
You dop't iiSs the tieer any be,tsr than 7
do. Yet heard. or did l read. that this was
not Q. Republican but . Tammsny organize
A yoice-You read II. and TIA n lisi
S;aa S:5S{ Hal dS5r a., tSr%s.
chapter Of his. rcminisesnses that there has
never been "a time when the Republican o ma
Hall Iyery man who Knows anytbine Knows
this to be a fact. He Knows that TsmmsnS
Sioysrnmsnt had Il not besn for he Incomn..
tency Of the old RepubIicsn machine and lis
Mr.. MiIhoiiand cited the failure TO nominate
aKspubIicsn candidate for Civil Justice aeainst
'"W1at was fhs r.s.on >, dam,ndsdh.
",rbrss thonssnS doII. "a !" shontad = stxtb
e ~. sa de 1gss,.a,.d Nth ,, o,.,o,,
Inc nomination o. q Repu6 lean BY sI.Jus.
seo t l,.tters0n to defeat Qtto kempner for As
fsrrsi Ia "a M" dap witb Tamm,nx ~So r.
But VII, Pursas II. inquiry any iurthsrr"
n telling what evorybodS knows. that the old
esrtsa dIstPiets Sss S:sn mere ass
SnOIs eontroysrsy between the co@mittss !, Of
IsSra me p eals bx tba ~ Of I'm IA
en;@s.sy that there can nsvsr any genuine
Tn.y@ =. u c ths 1id u smssh ,, mpieteJ
again sH% apa. rf aS ts ~ mSa
have made the Espubiicsn party Of this connty
> tender TO the WieWsm5 EnyoIi undsp ms1
Gso,ss Blissi SsSsr psyss nn.-sri ijs nnd
.hsisrrinc to Joseph II. choat.,. objection to
forei:ners. Mr. MiIboiiand ssid thai tSsrsare
many better America m In Europe to-day than
gOnse who Wars horn on this continant
CHARLES Stewart PSTn.iI n1htio0 for Irish
hDerlY" said he was a bsttsr ImsSicsn' M
my mind than William wsiSorf lStns o1,h.
lnion League Club contsndine for the main.
tshAncs Of m onnrehic in sfitntIons
Dr.. Hamilton WiIii.m 81 nv N,n,h S,.,r,.,
Vas especially bitter in his denunciation OF
Mr. Choate and Ma sna.ch sSsinas ,orUIz o'
born citizens when he nomins 49, Jossnb WI
kinson. one of hat class Tor Nee Pr sidant
He said thai the msss maa,,ing ~ IsH1 IT.
vas somsthing in Inc natvrs q - snIrI,na1
lance and That hshtnd IN Con,niptii.n. u "a
Thirty on the platform = madinm miahS Az
esrn tho shadow forms of tSa EnaWi Notbine
party Of forty years ago 'As
Gen La Grange aftsr bis sIaetIor w..I In.
troduesd and msis . nts I I,.,I ~ ~ ~
happJ httio bpsoCh IN |