The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-08


rartmsnt to DISCHARGE tho duties the S above
sSe'9n makes obligatory nnon soa M ssH
society Ss dit for tic. Prevention Of Crime or
i3r tho, Suppression of Vice II u Is not INT
services ought to lie rendered., Every disor.
derly house that we have pulled ara TINT you
,hSt we have "f frightened into closing its doors:
and whose doors. SIR you yourself were we're tme
dictment against you and agains the integrity
nnd elIicierey ofthe police service. You ought
10 10 daily mortified at the vast amount &C., Of
you ought to have done. but that you have had
no hand in, except to discredit those who have
" have avs seen &c II it stated within few days that
You have said that DR.. Parkhurst has never
were in a condition to render mo a good deal
of assistance. but hat ] have never sought
sG ss not yp Gnor thst Is i
wntGi, i the ono thing w, are ilsh,ing?. Vow
d. u. are t % e MAKE H., it n$s
trying to snppress the I social Evil We arc try
Ing 70 suppress your own O criminal neglect OF
devoves uron you and upon every member of
your ,dcpartment Lst me give give yoni a
Court n Policeman Drought II to the bar six girls
whom he had captured ths night hs h, az
ulSOrucfly mouse. Inc Ju0ko uskcu MIN IL .ns
said :Ns' The Judge turned to. me and
said; There Is nc, no case ,, them because
n ns yss said The The ht 1nfs
Improper ! rcJoined. may | request yom TO
as ses to a snr VI. ssss out a He
the Tn9 has mo- aa, s
snt p 81 e0 Il.
ccedinEly dinlcultt to get evidence that will con;
TOT l. trly ,Ntl,u | Qplf /
denco that win convict. II it is conviction and
h!' sS' me- I ' Bvrnss lid you remem
Der that the presentment of tho March Grand
very muGS IN Tie nas Of yam
Don't attempt. sir to transfer the burden Of
the situation from your shoulders to mine |
make no claim to superior merit. However
many vices may have. conceit is not one OF
them: but do say that am standing with
for the honest execution Of wholesome laws
in. this city, md strong in that cen con,
fui complaints this whole island over of
fathers. mothers and sisters. who are pouring
in n h thsr Gpsfs ,S Sr ppr r.s'n
our streets. il makes my blood boil. sir. to see
you bringing to bear upon me.for the PURPOSES
your prerogative ms we'll as your obligation TO
the rsst Of the dstressed The ISSUE
us now is definite. and yet the issue is not be-
tween you anu me. II IS between Two c!aSSeS
in tho immunity; OF which you and happen
Just now to be the representatives. 1t Is an
Issue between criminal rule on the one side
and honest rule on the other It Is a battle
tween true citizens. who pay honest money for
the adm Illustration OF municipal govarn-
ment and the criminals in and out OF office. to
whom government means nothing but oppor-
tunity to feed and fntten on the common
treasury and the general life. 1t is we'll now
that lines have been sharply drawn. It smpli-
hes the struggle and WI f H. ftn 1hE Issue
President of the Society for the Prevention OF
Dec. Z. 1892"
The reporters asked Dr. Parkhurst 4 he de-
:" have nothing whatever to add to what
have already GiysR y9u he REPLIED s HI. ,
was shcwn to him. lie read It with great care.
and said that he M did not wish to say anything
him. he added. but still he thought he would
have something to say in reply at a later time.
Dr. Parkhursts Society for the Prevention OF
Crime. who was held in default Of $500 bail
on Tuesday upon charges Of eXtorti ion and Mt
tempted extortion. did not find bondsmen yes
He remained in tho Tombs where he was
seen only by personal friends and his lawyers.
anS o sm 19t II,
he was afraid that bail could not be obtai ned.
The amount demanded was so large as to be
PRACTICALLY prohibitory .,,
lieving that Mr.. Gardneris guilty Our opinion
Of the case has not changed. 1t has, on the
contrary. been strengthened by the e1amina-
ton"
Justice Mcmahon said that no had decided
not to take charge OF grand larceny against
Gardner.