The evening world., 1894-08-09
M|LHOLLAND
DECLARES WAR.
Refuses TO Accept the De-
cision Of the Five Sub.
Committeeman.
BITTER AGAINST BOSS PlATT.
he Is. Accused Of Betraying the
Men Who Fought Under
His Banner
WILL ISSUE AN ADDRESS.
John E. Won't Join Hands with
Brookfieid, but will Carry the
Fight to the Convention.
WILL ISSUE AN ADDRESS.

1t was definitely learned this after
noon that MilhoIland has determined to
fight tooth and nail against being shut
out in the cold, as laid down in the
programme furnished in the report of
the Subcommittee to-day.
The meeting of the Executive Com
mittee of the Milhollandites in the rooms
Of the State Club at % East Twenty
second street was fraught with ginger
and oratorical pyrotechnics.
DR.. Hamilton Williams presided and
speeches were made by Milholland,
II. c. Piercy, II. Thomas Fortune, Leon
Cohen, H. p. Wilson, Wilson Bergman,
Joseph Wilkinson, John Montagnani,
Henry Grasse, F. ]. Martin and Ste
phen N. Simonson.
The speakers, without exception,
scored Thomas c. Plat in the bitterest
terms. Betrayed! betrayed! was the
burden Of the cry, and one and all
favored the taking Up of the gauntlet
Mr.. .Milholiand's speech. while notice
q Mr.. Platt, was Of the most peppery
Among other things he said that to
with the Committee of Thirty, thereby
asy by the AGAINST tSas
body were not true, would be an action
unworthy Of men.
gested was the selection Of a full list
Of delegates to fight In the Convention.
A committee of seven, with Milholland
and Kerwin as ex-officio members, was
Independence. which will be made pub
lie next Monday.
The other members OF the war com
Henry Grasse, T. Thomas Fortune
Stephen n. simopson,, Henry, c. Piercy
II. d. Wilson and F. j. Martin.
The Sub Committee of the Republican
State Committee submitted Its report
to-day. The Committee Of Thirty Is de-
clared to be the regular organization
The Platt-Milholland crowd are be-
sought to come within the fold, and the
Bliss-Patterson people are asked to b.
gentle with the recalcitrants. In tn,
Syracuse matter. neither side is recog
nized AZ the only regular organizat ton
but both are ordered to "get together
caucus Is called to show the relativ,
voting strength Of the rival factions.
The corridors Of the Fifth Avenue
Hotel began to fill up with politician.
as early as Q o'clock this morning. al
eager to learn what the report of thu
bub-Commit tee would be.
While everybody was waiting for tn
State Committee to 90 into session wor'
came from Milhollands headquarters.
East Twenty street. that the Eek
ecutive Committee had met this morning.
and put themselves on record as agains
anything which savored of a compromise
in fatl, that a compromise involving
division Of patronage would not be &C
eepted.
This bit of ,ews was said to hav
come from Mr.. Miiholland himself.
The Committee went into session a
IL o'clock sharp. and the meeting laste'
only twenty minutes.
The subcommittee report was rea
In full, and the motion to adjourn wa
Immediately put in such loud terms tina
u was heard through the tightly Close
shu guarded door.
A few moments later the members q
NE Committee fled out. and Secretar
nd rrst.The Syracuse matter was di.
Then the New York end of the figh
was decided this way:
The Report.
After hearing. Of which both organ
nas ions were given ample time to full
present their claims. and after yer
careful consideration of all the fact
your Committee beg to report that
M .heir Judgment the Organization forme
u uhiaer the auspices of the so-called Con
alltee of Thirty, Is the regular Republ
aah organization In and for the cit
ahu county of New York. IL this col
,htuslon shall become the judgment
nne state Committee 1t will folio
TTesessarily that the Republican Count
heiS milttee, Of watch William Brool
meiu Is President, has sole jurisdictic
1thuer the constitution II has ordained
ne affairs OF the Republican party
'"ae city and county.
orrerhaps 1t Is no function of 20,
rSanmittec or of the body to which l
.vPot is made to dictate to any reguli
naa.osordinate organization how II shs
R%yhItorm its duties or discharge lts trust
iue existing situation IN New York CT
70 so peculiar, however. and our conceI
10 me welfare of the whole party
dSSt1eat as to compel us to report
Se,nuon TO the resolution declaring Il
orsuidrlty OF the new enrolment al
yisaLation, perfected under the supe
thar OF the Committee of Thirty. fu
Rsn,.i resolution recommending TO q
toaoncan County Committee a poll
icr% pursued 10 yards the organizatil
ea oy Mr.. Milholland and his friend
Treat Them TenderIy.
iosr COMMITTEES does not undertake