New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-21
W1lhelms QueNe
MOST AGREEABLE
OF ALL
IMPORTED NATURAL
MINERAL WATERS.
UneQualled for use with Rhine
Wines and ClarotS.
SOLD ny ALL GROCERS. DRUGGISTS AND
WINE DEALERS.
W LSTCHESTER FOR REFORM.
SENATOR ROBERTSON HEARS THE VOICE
WHICH MUST BE OBEYED.
EX-JUDGE ROBERTSON. WHO OFFERED THE
RINGING RESOLUTIONS. ASKED TO REP
RESENT THE SENATOR IN a LIBEL
SJIT-A LETTER THAT DOES
NOT EXPLAIN.

NOT ENIlsAlN
The action of the Westchester County Republican
Committee at White Plains on Friday VIII meet
the cordial and earnest approval of all good Re-
publicans The resolutions adopted by that bodE
have the clear ring of patriotism ana honesty anu
ought TO be needed Albany by the representa-
tives Of the people Especially should ther ho,e o'
warning be regarded by Senator George W. hoo-
ertson whose Misrepresentation OF the WISHES o.
his constituents the reform bills has brought
uron him the indignant condemnation OF the inteIi-
gent loyal and uncorruptible voters OF ms party
not only in Wrstchester County, but IN every county
OF The State.
Senator Robertson and all members Of the Legs
lature who inclined to prove r"crednt To t'lF
trusts as representatives. ought 20 know tha' me
people will stand no trifing and that the Senators
and Aesenblymen who betray them in their pur-
pose 70 wipe on; Tammany corruption VIII be app
to meet the fate which usually awaits traitors anu
mercenarie: The sentiment in favor of the passage
Of the reform bills has not subsidized. on the con
trary it is growing apace. The demand of the Re-
publica,s of Wcstchester County for the prompt
passage of these bills senator Robertson ouGh: To
consider as directed toward himself more thai' 10
any other man Their nt,maton tina: the' VIII
not be slow to block the way 10 a renominauoh OF
any representative Of the county who fails to give
these bills his honest and cordial support" should
be recognized at Albany the spirit pervadlnE
the Republican party. not only in Westminster
County bat in every county in the state Inc
motives which acuate representatives, in their 10"
travail OF their constituents. the former may rest
assured will be rgidly ana relentlessly inquired
into.
Ex-Judge William II. Robertson. the chairman Of
the committee who for many years represented tho
Westminster District in the Senate with great ability
and to the entire satisfaction OF his constituents
and who called the committee together made a
speech on Offering the resolutions which VIII be
heartily applauded all over The state.
'sThA reform bills" eX-Iuige Robertson SAID.
have received the approval Of the people. and rep
resent their will The LeXOw Committee disclosed
a state Of corruption among the servants OF this
State existing nowhere else. Men employed by the
people allowed crime TO be condoned and even pro
tected The Republican party came into power IN
New-York CITY and state AT the last election on the
assurance that. n in power they would wipe out
corruption and nfamy. The people believed mat
assurance. and the result was the election OF u'
Repuhllcan State ticket 10y majority OF I"""'
The Republican majority in the Assembly in con-
sequence is larger than that Of any party since the
organization of the Government with the exception
~ the Whig party In ls4o that party had c6 mem
bers
81. is the honest duty of the Republican party TO
carry on, the assurances upon which ii VAS elected
Tho Legislature has been in session thr"" months
Tho reform bills should have been passed during IN"
arst month I'nless these measures are passed inc
naople will wipe out the Republican party as ehec,u-
allv as they did the Democratic. The reform bIS
should he passed and promptly TOO
Ex-Judce Robertson then offered the following
nrearnble and resolutions which We're adopted WIN
hi, one dissenting vote. that Of David ). Iuih'''
Of Pelham a neighbor OF Senator George W. HoD-
ertsor:
Whereas The Republican party Same IN n'9 mp p'H ss
rdral election on the assurance that he reforni
measures shown by the l~No" 'oinHli' .'' H
Indispensable TO EooI government
passed and .t... i,.,. ., .hn Rerlb-
ucsn Marty 10 carry out that assurance 'h so''
faith. and .,.oco r,oas,res has beDr
,rroa eonailv DELAYED IN K"puhIlcah TX; ''..I
v,nou they should hav" been pronp'lH Pihs,t' 80 49,,
yvE.,n.s Westchoster Ecpubh"onN' WIN. - ~
.,,,i,,,t,,' demand Of their repi"schlh.i Tvs ,.
,,,, ,,,s9ogD Of these bills ana VIII nov %" So"
=, iinck mo way to a renoninaion OF any tiis
w. ,it". ~ he county who fails I" give 'l'S' "'7
~. borc.i and cordial support. .,...n -
"paeoivod That the Republican y"Hl! ,,,
N,.a..cboe or County. yoicnS the s'IllIl'H- ~. 80,
49, - "a ~ interest Of good EoNelhH'" I'M
an r,;',ne, and proper administration OF ,.r ~
,r,r.,iv rom. ead repre1cnthtif "S 4" EI.'
"a 0,,,ils an! especially The ipI'e - =
I'm ,,ram4n, led and III" Ponce lt"p' 49, son,
u,i,h.',t tbe amendment recently ni"d' III
H. arneet and effective support ana ,h'I',Y
~. r,r,. an, the unanimous wl~h 81 '''.'
cal, m g,l,r, goOd citizens 81 IN" county. .o
az" t,,Ii,ed That the secretary ~ UNI ai =
-, 1,,er,Dd To seno a copy ~ ms pr|sinlpn.
and resolutions 20 the senator t cr ihle county
am ana 80 Zach member of Assembly rom '''a 'o'''