New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-01
HOLDING CP The REFORM Bills

LET THE LEGISLATURE BEGIN ITS DUTY.
From The Syracuse Post
II was found in the New York investigation that
one great obstacle TO municipal reform was the
indecent police justices. The Legislature should
other reform bills demanded by the honest Voters
OF New-York City. but so far held up and delayed
and political deals. If the New-York Legislature
wishes TO avoid deserved rebuke for sins 81 omls-
DO its duty "' '0''S'0" let It Oes'A at once 10
THE PARTY CANNOT SACRIFICE ITSELF.
From The Buffalo Commercial
., The Republicans Of New York. with the entire
suffer the reproach Of leaving the Police Depart
ment OF New-York City unreconstructed Mr.
rather than to have genuine reform effected. but
the Republican party cannot afford 10 sacrifice IT.
seli on account OF this trading l5osss selfish in
terest The Republican party is greater than any
Boss and Its future in this state is bound up in
us loyalty not 10 Platt. but TO good government
PASS BIZ FOR THE PEOPLE.
From The EoclJ~nd County Journal
The people Of New-York want A clean, honest
busness-like administration. and one devoid OF
iagre men SSrk and l@sisad Of ri mi
chickering's pass bills that will work for the good OF
the people, and not for the aggrandlzement OF any
politician or political party.
STRENGTHEN THE GOVERNORS HANDS.
From The Emira Advertiser
THE Advertiser" ventures 10 express the hope
that now that the Governor has raised the warn
ing signal, the RepuDIlcan newspapers the State
and the aggressive Republicans of the State Will
once Join with Governor Morton as their standard
bearer in insisting to the Legislature that IT
DO Its full duty as II stood pledged TO do when the
party was before the people last fall. soliciting the
SURFACES OF the people
A DEAL, IF NOTHING ELSE WILL SERVE
From The Buffalo News.
Plat is as mad as the gods would wish him 10 be
before they destroy him. He will. 1t Is said, close
the deal with Croker. If he cannot his way clear
TO win without doing
THE REASON FOR THE DELAY
From The Boston Journal
With the single exception of the Power-of-Re-
moval bill. which passed slowly and grudgingly
the reform bills have been held up in the Legis-
lature by order Of Mr. Platt The reason. shame
!essly ayowed is that Mr.. Plat has not been able
to exact from Mayor Strong the Offices which no
wanted for mis- henchmen.
THE COMPROMISE" INDICATES FRIGHT
From The Buffalo Express.
This Compromise is only important showing
that the Plat,ites are frightened and that they
which shall include some real reforms. The bill
amended viii fall far short OF carrying out the
wishes Of the people OF New-York There is no real
reform in IT,
NOT HAVING PLAIN SAILING.
From The Boston Traveller.
sailing in the NewYork Legislature. notwithstand-
Ing II Is said be seered by orders sent over the
iong-distance telephone
UNWORTHY EFFORTS TRACED TO THEIR
SOURCE.
From The Hudson Republican.
The Republican majority In the Legislature, how
and the people OF New-York City. and unworthy
efforts have recently been made to create preju-
The persons believed TO be shooting poisoned ar
rows" are near TO the ex-senator and are not apt
10 do things political wholly without his knowledge