New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-05
HIS REELECTION Is DESERVED.

ACTIVE CAREER ~ THE ASSEMBLY or T. II
ROBERTSON or THE XXvuTH DISTRICT
The Republican Organization OF IN" NNNIlth
Assembly District - sending letter To the voters
OF the district urging the reelection OF Thomas H.
Robertson as Assembyman The communication
is signed by David T. Porter. chairman Of IN" con
veniion which nominated Mr. Robertson; Isaac
DIAMOND secretary. and Donald Mclean. chair
man Of the Assembly District Committee. The
letter says.
The results to ensue from the decision of tho
people Of this state. TO be- RECORDED ~ tn" 'l
i,roachlng election. are 81 the most mom"nious
character II those results are TO b" ior the ko9l
Of the commonweaih the pon,y ana ,nI I Ie,r,
sign points to the success OF our stat" ticket 10
MAXI is- ey WorK o or "a Gl h "ory
be maintained in the Assembly 1900. ,., an,
This district redeemed one year ago, ana
| the Democratic cader in the Assembly defeated
by our present Assemblyman Thomas H. ROBERT
Sir Robertson's career during the session Of m,
Legislature marked BY CONSCIENTIOUS ana
faithful attention to duiy. on tv'ry pa atS ,lo1
IRE his vote cast In accordan'" win IN" ne
clson Of his partys caucus. On every hoh-par'l
the side OF the peoples interests II" succ""de
, hns than usually falls 10 the lot of new mem
Der and others passed 10y both houses OF The l."gis
! Among Mr Robertson's bills may be- mentioned a
! few: bin regulating the employment 81 iaborrr'
! ing preference in such employment TO be glNe. t'
citizens over unnaturallzed aehs DIV ia ,I't
|
! civ. bill rcquiring trustees OF savings banks "a
be residents OF this state bill appropriatlng VI
Opl for the erection Of a monument IN hhll"fy
| PARK TO commemorate IN" evacuation or IN" i'flt
ish Army from that point. bill To prohlbl' th'
use OF soft coal by railroads In New ORR tltN' "A
! hin re.rganizng the Park Department, hlll IL
| rrohhit The use of machinery IN manufactures IT
! STATE prisons bill to prohibit storage Of cars
| over the streets by elevated railroads, hlll regu
! l,tng manufacture 81 Illuminating gas; in ere
! ating public park from one hundred and-eleventf
10 one hundred and fourteenth SITS from flrstaVe
| TO East River. providing breathing place iot on.
Of tho most crowded districts In TINS portion OF t'
/ CITY. and the bill which nttnely r"cognlIrd fh'
| uniformed force Of tn" Fire Department by pro
vi1ing for them pension system
! With an unsullled record. ana win IN" Iesp'c'
/ ~ ali his confrere4 In the Assembly. Mr.. Robert
| son returned to his constituency. asking the re
| uryed upon a Republican convention held To nom
mai. an AssemblyrnaI In III" carly part or octo
| her by individuals whose views should nay" th'
sre,,cst weight In every Republican gathering
| I'm, urged more strongly stu by the logic or th'
! SITUATION by Mr. Kobcrtson'- faithful s"rVc" ana
| unusual persona strength a. Vot'rrttrr OUT
! eide OF Republican ranks. This naturally expected
| uouina ton not made. 49,,
/ On October T. the Assembly Convention OF tins
! Gov Tho nIacc he has ably filed. ana WIN mn
! Wr George H. Brown. for Alderman. Mr. fro"i
! T." 100 we'll known in this community To n"cd any
! introducfion by this means For many years n'
bas heen well known Throughout. tins portion oi th'
b ritv as one oi IT. most highly esteemed business
/ ,n.u His fitness the onic" OF Alderman wa
/ blown Ly his faithful Performance" of lis dutle'
,hrn rs the last Republican Alderman from thl'
/ district he represented II so well