The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1892-05-09
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copied below, from the columns of the
New York Morning Advertiser. 1t is
In COLONEL C~oCKERELL's own c~austic,
vigorous and fearless style. HOWE is
the most prominent criminal lawyer in
New York-a man of wonderful ability
and undOubted courage. But CoCKERELL
does not care. He sees where HOWE
abused a man, and The Advertiser, fear
less and truthful, reads the riot act.
And such is the kind of journalism
which these days will win-the kind
that knows no person when it is a dis
c~ussiOn of right and wrong.
We copy the article complete, as for
lows:
I'm the HATTIE ADAMS case, before
JUDGE FITZGERALD yesterday, CoUN
sELoR HOWE, who appeared for the &C.
cused, made a most villainous oratorical
assault upon the REV. DIR. P~ARKHURsT
He characterized him as an instigator of
crime and he branded him as a criminal
CDR. PAKKHURsT was not on trial in
this case. A woman engaged in a nefa,
rious business was arraigned, and the
coarse, brutal blackguardism of HOWE
was simply directed against DR.. PARK,
HURST because it is the policy Of the vi
cious classes to abuse, ridicule, and even
bodily assault, those who interfere with
their practices or gains. 1t is too early
in the day to discuss the results of DR..
P~ARKHURsT''s efforts to enforce the crimi
nal laws Of this city. His methods may
not have been of the most approved char
acter, but his motives We're honest. His
intentions were good. He is on the right
side of this question, and he will be sus-
tanned by the community. HOWE is on
the wrong side, because he is profess
~sionally the defender of lawbreakers.
But there is no question as to DIR
PARKHURsT's methods or intentions in
volved. He was shamefully and ~viciously
abused in a court of justice yesterday by
a legal, licensed b~lackguard. There was
no ~provocation for the assault. JUDGE
FITZGERALD had no cause to permit it,
because it was unWarranted. By not
stopping the loose tongued and vicious
defender Of criminals the Judge on the
bench gave ground for the suspicion
that his sympathies are with the vile
mob which is crying for the crucifixion
of DR.. PARKHURsT. We do not like to
believe this, and yet the facts are against
JUDGE FITZGERALD.
1T is time for the decent, moral ele.
ments of this community to see that a
we'll mentioned, honorable clergyman is |
protected from the vile and vicious crea.
lures whose hatred be has invited"
IT MAY be said that alleged evidence
coming from Sugar Hill, Smoky Hollow,
Shanty Row and Winston, ought to furn
ish DIR. YATES ample material to work
up a good case against DIR. TYER. We
know nothing about RIDERS connection
with it, but TYER should be hauled in.
THE American Associated Press has a
long article by Col. WALT MASON. He
tells how he was cured of the disease of
by the Kelley treatment.
What WALT MASON says about it can
be relied up)n. The Kelley cure is a
The democratic county convention
Saturday was very short on resolutions.
There shou'd have been at least one reso-
luton endorsing DR.. Holt, even if Gov
ERNOR HOLT could not have been en-
by that august body.
SUPPOSE the case that the country
yell for COLONEL Polk for presi-
dent. How many sane men in North
would vote for him? Few we