The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-01-13
EITO REFORM BLUSTER.
,,yt>y rTrTHTTCfNS TRYING TO
Tj1 nOT. TILDEN'S hITE.

,,.., o, Otd -uIt'- Appearance In Albany
4 Bin Of Interest to = 0""' ''"'''' '''''',
ALNANN' '"" = ., .,.,c,cd
t.nr,n,hs work - the session was U'hSl''cu
IN 'Ne ,.i..i.,, ,n, tou-o TO
cAlfu W. "'s -, .... 20 -.,,-r,
support the Govern n I'm nll moa ur WI r'''''".
Af,,rr1rre sing his behct that all were rcaHy
e, sunn.rt the Governor In his great WORK. nc
,, u,,,tr, tho reyi,us question, thus
co''i NY W'''"I Wv ,a ., nut
rtcndlns to cut on dl-cu'sl'u' "'" ~ '
,i, ur,uiu,ans on record hy vote ur"n
,,t,, Uuttnry were not to be caught
t"e Ie'''"''""' '''. ' ,....i dn,,n tina
in such '"p' huu IlV'"'' a., -,
,,.ti,u for tho previous question hN sttlct
q, ,-,.res4 II which Mr. Worth
p''p N"''''' 90" '.,,. ,t,,, b, and the
OF kiuEs o sur % tN' 't''''' '"' 80
u,,oil..an nlr.y were earnest rciurmcrs. lhcn
49,, ,r.,,, of New York spoke "a few
Mr.. sttdhaH li'I ... ,.,, H., 1,.,r,1 :,
brreitl words Tor feiolm' uut ne uesHV" I"
-. ,,e credit for reforms already effected
~ .',.,..,t hci,p,cd. and to plodre the
where N F'"l''f -. .,,., ,,,,-r.,,,s
House tn support rs own Efforts ana the EFFORTS
..t.. ,ct,srs n we'll as the Governor. lie
81 ''''. -, m ,,..,.,,.. ., s,.,,-, "a
hoirtN fAi''" WI" "'' "'''
form, and tie majority 10 the House were III
Nwr'tN.N Wn ,, N,, ,,l, ,lat L,md ~ reform WHEN
,.-, tY,,d suus tnnt were carried Just lar
.,',,.., H., accomplish their polite ends. llc
No foii,winr amendments to Mr..
W,ff,'s rc.oiuti0n.
rn,rsf fhe judgement o., fh's House lhat
naf.
,, 'e,,xira,a-anc, Ia oia,i,i places !. of the
In, orsi 20 fothc peopi. cf the state ana ina.
r.sIarlmo mt duty r,stins upon tne Le-s.slu, oi
us -t' to a. 1,se an we , & 's n ..s rslres. re
en-e i' cuio,.,ni,,' ni,,.' h - hib nav b' in.iil.
ie.h w ',l,,. M :. ,.iru ilr1t or otherwnc L. ne
f,t Is most honcsf efci M. and economical
so,ciieut bota state and municipal. may be secured
ioUDpapple.
MIR slOAN's LoNGINGs ron RErORM
Nr sloan. the leader Of the House. adyoc ted
the aa tulu ~ tine resolution. lie believed y
.FN
tli. il.n. while ttnok nothing rom tne orltl'
n1i g. sl.uti 'u, nut nnGelt broader ana stronger.
Ii Wi-w % ih the House should az TINS eiN
dlv iu '+rii go cYiu ~ IsN y "l 'll ilSA uIcS
Of retre lcNmca' econ my. ana tetotm pnt the
fact should also ne recognized that thi' great
reform movement i- not the outsinwth oi any
Que mind. and did no. come nom the sueke'.
Of and aritd unon 3, more tnan one branch +
tnc Governments and by gentlemen IN h'sh no
las, vino were Interested eaualb WIN the
GlSctU for an'toty else ~ seein- ihat reforms
wareni.l ! O. o sue. es-fll issue.
Hal ac,scn other Republican reformers were
OF their ffef tu advocate Strahrn's amendment
asslau IS Nr. sloan sat down. but the speaker
rerorffed Nr. Meiant VINO prickcd tneir wind
tt.tfl.- fn m bud b, a.cputiu. the umtnlfntnt,
s4virc h. was happy to see there was such de-
sire for reform. lie holed 10 see 1t LIST until
tue ousn Of the session.
The veteran Judge Hoceboom offered a sub
efifu'e. iarIr- that In view II the gr AZ de-
preston q th' lnnor nterests, and r. coenizins
the claAr, expressed puhllc opinion a; the late
elec lon. *. % WIS the duty II tne LsgslA-
tur- o. efe trelJim ia all departments Oi the
puh hc service.
The House promrtly voted his substitute
down and idopted unanimously Mr. Weiant :
resolution a. amen led 10y Mr.. strAhan, and to-
night the b publican. ar, juuiiaut.
IL Is plain that tre Le-islliure l. determined
y beliite the Governor reform efforts. The
II fully commit. tie tiepualican Lesisl iture TO
TIE support OF reform. aud they taJ the Governor
vii gNe them plenty TO do.
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