Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-04-22
thought dlscourteous to the police COM

situation, and himself aud other members
had been approached BY leading citizens,
who feared the results Of any changes
IN the police force now. He disclaimod
any reflection ON the committee; II was
well known, however, that some men,
oers Of the committee belonged 10 the
organization engaged in the strike. He
had nothing TO say against that organizA-
ton. There were rs good men IN It as
could be found anywhere, but under the
circumstances he thought 1t best TO leave
the police force alone until the troubles
were over. That was the plain
honest truth about the matter.
Mayor Broiles thought the resolution
an unjust reflection on the city. He
knew ofno unsettled condition OF affairs,
and called on Marshal Rea for state
ment.
MIR Rea said that everything was quiet
now. There were troubles elsewhere
the wrecking OF train had Just been re-
ported from near Alyarado, and he could
not say when they might be transferred
to Fort Worth
Mossrs. Haymaker aud Tatum, both
members Of the police committee, con
Cured In the resolution
City-Attorney Capps said that he had |
as deep an interest 10 the question as
any one. The perquisites OF his Office de- |
pended on the efficiency OF the police |
force, and no one was better prepared !
TO Judge of That efficiency
than himself and the city
marshal. The officer who performs his
duty most faithfully and impartially Ia
generally the one most abused, because
those who violate the laws aud are pun
ished have no hesitancy In making COM
plants. Nearly all the members OF the
police committee are new aldermen
They VIII have time to make
a thorough investigation Of the
force pending the operation of
the resolution, which lie thought was a
good one
Mr. Hill moved to table the resolution.
Mr. Cooper thought IL would be very
easy matter TO trust to the Judgment Of
the committee. The strike might end to-
morrow. The committee might agree
with the sense of the resolution.
a Mr.. Hill didn't want Il thought that he
was attempting to bulldoze, but he pro-
n posed that the committee should have a
q chance.
y After several calls for the question, the
/, mayor put the vote on the resolution,
. which resulted Ayes Iaymaker, Brown
son, Daggett, Mulkey, Tatum and Barter.
a Nsys-Till and Cooper
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