New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-10
THE BPOOFLYN RING
WHAT TIE BROOKLYN PAPERS sAY-TRIaLs ASp
IKIIlMPIIs.

IRIUNPiIS.
From The Bro2kiga lain Arca
1Dat there are large and immoral profits
made ~ Tho transactions Of the Ring in ctopcnns
and widening, Il pretty clear from The long discssions
OF THIS question in public meetings during the Let
Spring Further, that tie whole system ~ our city
Government ia corrupt, We are entitled call upon
District Attorney Morrs-hlmself member Of me
Ring, but wblon Its forrest adyersaryto prove what
unable to ret, is spectre statement OF amounts eI.
pended, and Of the to which they are put
tSs No cn we has vet t' tprDSd states eidencc al
though we personally know OF more iran one trusted
long it will be before such man WIZ lurn p with the
complete secret accounts OF te do6nrsng bureaus Of
possible In NewYork Is equally possible In BROOKLYN
and for the present we hope Gss FOR the pest
during last Spring Will be renewed within very short
,a %S that oar czens eapee to OF nn i h. Ope
damaging disclosures. Facts, 1t is said. viii
thousands of dollars have changed hands, and how many
who have commonly been esteemed our first citzensb
highly respectable gentlemen OF wealth and leisure,
generally believed 10 be on tho side OF tho taxpayers
and against the corrupt City Government have hrsL
Ia,eG 70 thKe tne Kings , money or mogsse on the
half These disclosures have been due time. The
late exposure OF fraud in New-York has awakened .
deep interest In Brooklyn matters In the minds Of her
own citizens; and 1t is not too much to say that nine
e f @ @ 81 every b zen arp sssH OF
present government That this feeling will inure TO the
advantage OF tde city there can be no question IL VIII
teach people TO scan the acts OF our puzzle men more
Closely 70 perform the whole duty OF the good clcn
more faithfully than they ever before dreamed OF doug;
IL will re,mae their expiring Interest in elections AUG
90 lay 20 create political party OF distinctly rePuols
elsyents, whose platform snail De standing
~ war upon the party which at present eoY0ls the City
, Government.
Tue election of the Mayor takes place next Fall Upop
this election the fate OF the City OF Brooklyn viii prOba
bly, turn for four or FIVE years. for II at the polls the peo
pie GLOW their verdict to be recorded for creature q
the Ring, his term of office will simply be heightened
effort to concentrate the Rings power aud further sub
ueate to il the liberties OF our Ely asGag ~ h"gG
well known that Democratic rulers have determined
as tar they determine upon the nomination. upon
the Republican ticket, Of man who ls Republican IN
the Republican voters OF this city must net
and shall not De mlf 81 tn fbs tac Ga
ant members of the General Committee the men Whose
names last year the synonym disorder and point
ical fraud the men VINO son GUY troS So p,r.o
success-tfese men will find their combinations secuted
by the people and their insignificant persons contempw
S Sssf f So sepa5 IL ssandsrd this Fan @ o.
nee q Mayor must be frt' and tried ne
p1c much S" Of the ' wrsic6 COMPROMISE bust
ness, too much diekering with the enemy. Every.
coming election, II Republican, Themselves viii only
stand firm Let them not submit to the nomination VI
any whose business Is or T1se an az IN
prmarfes f6fce upos the nominating conventions 20.
Whatever Office the names OF their best clzeh ~ a.
fIer Intelligence and best interests AS for tue mayor
ety with good nomination and peIerh trWeps
In this city next Fall is certainty winch " "ei0 '
A'' - WHICH IS THE JoBf
From TIE Brooklyn Eag'. Arg
Another lob which the same TRIBUNE article
innufes 10 the Ring" Ia the extension vi fatDushsva
5ands If thus be the loS .me ar ys aS pce
sstent The Flatbush-aye extension Is pr'yect heJ
old the city and 1t has been awnys aeen tns
ring that want widen Washinetonst are bound to op
pose Flatbush-ave. extension Wich would divert the
IN he Bridge