The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-05-18
PARKHJRST CAMPAIGNING.
Two CLERICAL ALLIES CAME TO HIS
ASSISTANCE LAST NIGHT.
One Hns Been In the Paris Dives-The Other
Thinks That superintendent Byrues Is
Too Rich-To Have u Mass Meeting.


The Rev. DR.. Parkhurst appeared before a
mixed audience last night in the Bloomingdale
Reformed Church. ut Sixty eighth street and
the Boulevard. number OF other ministers
were there. too md all clapped him on the
back and said he was q great man.
The Rev. DR.. Burrel OF the Marble Collegiate
Church was the first speaker on the topic OF
the night. The Crusade Against Crime" He
spoke OF =" q dark night in Paris" when he had
gone on a tour after crime. He found q sign,
"L'Enfer." and he went in and discovered "a
very large portion OF tho Internal regions"
The admission was only two sous
1T costs q little moro than two sous here"
he said.
He said that the trouble in New York was
not with the law. but with the persons en-
ployed to enforce 1t. He advised everybody to
help correct municipal abuses by following in
p" the lead OF this good man who Is bound to
bunder for every man has Numbered since
Peter"
The Rev. Madison G. Peters. the pastor Of
the church. told of eX-SuperintendeLt Muir
rays fine home and the magnificent resi-
depce" that he gave to his son as wedding
present. He mentioned the riches OF SUPER
intendent Byrnes the houses owned ty Capts.
s MGon ilasn a aa Aia're, Hnd the magniilsent
sessed Ivy Inspector vii liams.
DIR. Parkhurst may haye, violated the laws
he has furthered the laws Of God"
He introduced DR.. Patkhurst as .'the man
whom all the decent people love for the en-
Or. r.arklurst said that he wished to he Just
and admit that there is good deal Of activity
at present among the puIlic guardians. He
read from an evening paper how Capt Cross
had been comnmented by Justice Tantor
the short iime that he lad Teen in chaqse S Of OF
tn. Eleventh PRECINCT.
tant fact is that he ha- done it." He talked OF
individual responsibility in getting n good
lie; ;. He spoke of .Tammany Hall not the
political organization. but the organization Of
frceo"oters. as being composed of "igno-
rant. debascd men with bad histories. men
whose power OF emolument would DO dead If
people" he said. and it is Just as much the
TIN Rs Targ the it Sn
bench; and It Is the business Of the people to
said he was ',judicially castiGated. Then
smile. and il have had any nfurncc since,
md. mind you, this IS purely by. othetical
y is sssAo70 can snna up be5s de-
what all ON, citizens ought to do"
iie C!ostu MS TciI!drkS ny GaylN9. ~ cOuld
have loo young men such as soc before me
.o-night would take my oath TO whip Tam
many every November. until Iammany should
become nothing but a striking memory"
After this tai young men were invited to
come up and sign pledges to help In the CRU
SADIE AGAINST crime. The Parkhur:.t society
S going TO have mnss meeting on Nay Y; in |
Joorer MON to give an opportunity for the |
'xrressi n and the crystalizing OF public |
opinion in favor Of tho movement to dissolve |
he alliance which it is believed exists be:
wecn ,cri minals and officials. and to make it |
possible Tor NEST officials t. do their whole |
luty Without fear OF official decanitatlop."