New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-03

people as mark OF true representation. A political
nncate the IS VIII Tss o and is recos
nized as so doing b. organizations having the Ike
The Republican organization is regular when. and
and p Th an nd has ho.e facts BY
! official recognition In the party councils. fegu-
claim Of reSuary on the part Of the Committee OF
Thirty is Illegal, Illogical. absurd. There Is no
thu Committee OF Eighteen and that undertaken by
the thirty The former was by exPress dreSt'0n on
opposition. and as there was no rival organization
the question Of It's LEGALITY WAS never tested
/ attached the Central Committee attached upon
| IL was not because the old Central Committee EN-
powered directed the new organization, but be-
Repubca n1 electors Of NewYork and was admitted
TO fellowship by the State Convention II was never
theless "A new organization. and as new organiza-
| ton. II had to pass examination and probation
REORGANIZATION A REMAKING
In politics reorganization is a remaking. 1t is not
a new suit of clothes. but new flesh and blood
change of vital units. not a modification OF outward
semblance. The County Convention OF 1873 mad its
powers strictly limited by the constitution OF the
organization then In existence Nowhere does that
constitution give them power to reorganlze Inty
may not even abolish an assembly District Noc Wlsh
and none of which was attempted Had this com com,
the party it would have III" needed prior change
constitution But they dd not even attempt I'M, tnls
themselves. They arbitrarily selected committee.
nearly one-haf Of which was not OF their own
body. They asked no consent from state Convention
or Committee; they never referred the matter to me
people. and the plan which they adopted was wthn
| few days OF their own demise when aho ',
County Committee had been elected and was about
| TO assume Office. -,
could n nS haze sG hha ns 6 s
less 70 outside committee. and after their own
Was OF non-erfect The County Committee OF 1891
never met with quorum. 1t never adopted Torn-
mittee of Thirty report its constitution II IL
still in existence and can. at any time meet on eau
/ OF It's chairman such technical regularity az ex-
I fCtd N, o
! The regularity that comes from commission OF
The Uprising Of the Republicans OF the county, which
! hos enrolment OF over ZOO. Is thoroughly or
ganized in district and has in 1t the only sal
methods and the destruction OF Repuhlcansm in
| New York.
At the close Of Mr. Montagninfs address the
! committee took recess for dinner until 1880
p M. when It had another session with the men
| from Syracuse. Congressman Belden was at
| the Windsor Hotel that time in consultation
with some Of his adherents. but he was repre-
| sented before the committee at the Fifth Avenue
| Hotel by Martin 4. Knapp Ceyon a. Lewis ana
William c. Cady Ex-COllector Hendricks went
| before the committee with Edgar y. Wilson ana
| John F. Kenyon. As there were three men on
| each side they were invited by the committee 10
| have a consultation among themselves and Try
| TO agree on some basis OF union.
THEY COULD NOI AbkEE.
The consultation was held in the room with
| the committee and the talk was long ana
| earnest. but at the close the representatives, OF
| the two factions Of Republicans reported to the
| committee that thoy could not agree.
| II was then nearly p. m. the time got for
! another session with the New-York Republicans.
Mr. Hendricks said after he left the committee
rom that II had been made plain 10 the com
| mi,tee that there could DO no agreement be-
| ,veo, the two factions IN Syracuse until there
| had been a decision by tho State Committee upon
| the question u regularity. after which there
might be q union OF the Repub an forces In thai
! CITY He said also that II was well understood
| that the subcommittee would not make any an
nouncernent Of decision IN the dispute uno
there had been a report 10 the Stat" Committee
The door - Pa-lor u Il was thrown open al
eI5 D. ~. but an attcnnant held the crowd 81
cnger New-York Republicans In check al W"
! ,hreeaold until John l.. Mnholland ana "H"'"'"
: Broofne,d could be called To decide "lloh OF
H. M, In the crowd could be- admitted. Tho
! committee had decided II was announced. 10
odro,, only twenty Anti Machine Republicans
and an equal number Of Bliss Kepuoh-
cans 70 the room FOR A final hearing. Ther"
was considerable crowding az the door. In spit"
| 81 the presence u Mr. Milhoiland and Mr. Brook
! cea before The twenty men a side could b"
! admitted The committee announced that three
sneakers on each side might deliver their afgN-
.nents. equal time being allotted 20 he speakers
/ Ex-JuGge Gcdncy. Henry Grassc and Joseph VII
kinson had been selected - make speeches about
the claims 81 the Ant-Mnchne organization 20
regularity while the speakers on the other SIDE
were job T.. Hedges and John Sabine smith
Ex-JrDGE GEDNEYs POINTS.
Ex-Judge Gelncy was the FIRST speaker for tho
Anii-Machlne side He spoke In part "a follows
The commliiee. feel assured, has ALREADY az ~.
~. so.c.iei regular ASSOCIATION against he or
fanzi0n have ne honor 10 Teptes'nt - nm -.
Ies'rye serious consderaron ara nat u sSi ISL,
| .argey IN the brain OF Mr. Mhoiland - untrue Dn'
nai m IN .Tcs south o, urieen,a-s /, i
.arge force Of earnest we9rsanzrl Ion
Us m ne ned before the completion Of The new
enrmen by ur N len 9i npSn ne light OF regularity il
pl| rsrn~j /, is matter Of date and easily deter
','dst,on because II failure AMI bad management,
| " have acquired al! rs available Assets eSoep''
ewaen'gy ,r S,snsss We would Ike to DO
| he 6,d stand. believing We deserve larger snare
81 public confidence.
WELCOME TIE wORKINGMEH.
o,ro ward Mr.. Chairman as to sincerity. Al
,,roo ukc this when We are Just emerging from
beneath a great peril which threatened 10 over
shadov the entire Nation and where The smoke stu
from eihers 81 DIach''ei IulhH ~
and We were threatened with that worst P'sn'pic
| calamity an array Of labor against capital am
~ las, man draw attention TO the masses hRaS'
M classes, except 70 point moral ! should be
hI,,d =, THAT | see about me. deaf 10 voices that
faU upon my ears did not believe that II was my
c'nar 5u,v 10 call your attention 20 the fact that
sueing the ranks Of organization. pouring INTO
! our rooms AT every meeting are new ana strange
faces They the brawny. sinewy sons OF toll ana
thnv wear the garb OF honest labor Ihey are m
The great maiOrlty In our organization
You cannot build up or maintain party ,hcre
without harmony. The Union League Cup ana the
Rerubllcan club just as important factors "
euccess as our organization. and the reyers" OF
mis- 10 also true. Like labor and capital The party
should hsn nj hand. This abuse should cease
there f. nothing to gain by H. but everything "a
lose
ATTACKING THE BLISS ENROLMENT
,, croa,o ,ououed x-TudRe C;edney. He