New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-19
WHAT BROOKLYN TALKS OF
LAW IREAKERS TO LE PUNISHED - MIR.
SCIIEkEN'S P0LICY-OTIIFR TOPICS.

but 1t is than twenty years since II was
necessary for the people Of Brooklyn to come TO-
sether in mass meeting In order To demand the en-
forcement OF the laws against ev-doers Ihe peo-
pie have now spoken. and spoken with the utmost
emphasis There IS no doubt that they are in dead
earnest. The meeting itself and the words uttered
there sufficient strike terror into the hearts
OF the lawbrealsers whose acts have made heces-
saTy this outburst Of popular indignation Inc
Academy was by no means large enough 10 ho'd
all those who wished to declare their desire 10
stomp out lawlessness in Kings County. Had 1t
been twice large 1t could probably nave peeh
filed with Men and women hesan TO as
semble In front Of the Academy long before .ne
time for opening the doors. and in fye minutes
after they were unlocked every seat WIS tahen.
Then others crowded in and filled all the space
that could be occupied At ~ me p ,hn ns
pearance Of a mighty sea OF faces. while outside
the sidewalks were crowded with people r.sh IN;
in the direction OF the entrance anu uiIanc ~ -
in. The number OF women present was reharhap'e'
The most significant feature of the meeting. from
point Of view. the demonstration OF TIE
popularity Of Judge-elect Gaynor lie Declined u
take active part in the meeting on account OF the
office to which he has been elected but he oc-
cupiel a seat In a box to the left OF the stage. ana
was the observed Of all observers. Every mention OF
his greeted with a lons-contlhueu o"'-
burst of applause and once or twice III Response
to these demonstrations Mr.. Gaynor s'epped 10 'he
front Of the box and repeatedly bowed MS acKno"'-
edgmens. To al demands for sPcress. nom'N9r r
he Was deaf. The speeches OF senator 9iN,v ~.
Sorrs and Mr.. Mc<elway were pointeni DIN ,ht
and eloquent and ths audiences @ 81 ,h 81 resni
tons and Of the letters sent by Mr.. na!h1r hi'
President Low. The Latter backed UP what Nv ""'
TO say with check for 500
Senator Savton has never spoken before III b'o'N
In. II remember rightly. but ne maze "'o''
favor; Die impression and will be sure oil nearly
welcome when he comes again. lie II ma" "
Gne appearance perfectly ut home before an a"u'-
ence and he made his points sharply anu cl'h'N.
lie irnLre.ses one "a possessing good deaf oi
reserve power. For Dr. Storrs to appear on Il
rulc platform on such occasion as thiS Is
most unusual As he himself said. lie hai harul9
done SO since the stirring times OF te wal ~
speech was in his best manner and was u'"'ei''
with great f,rvor. His sarcastic releteh'' ~
McKane as n Sunday hool superintendent was
admirable AMI his closing sentence WA .ui ny
I'm the nsat.st possible way. As ne star Vu -.
resume his seat there was per,ep,,ino' ~, ~
~. arl'ilencc Then they caught the point. anu
iond laughter mingled with The r'ns,ns 1pp'"" 'r,
that placed the seal Of approval upon ny AZ
ohl. speech OF the venerable cerSyEihh. Dn W
McKelways speech II Is unnecessary 10 nrn,s
~. vas eufhu.igsticllly greeted AMI srh''ouas
anplaul,l m" meeting was great sue 1,,,rI ~
Very poln, ~ view. even though me 1iIrt ,rf
were unable to extract spr''" '''' 80"
MIR GaynJr.
c,o,d Iurv drawlny i1dc,menis. and the IKE Il
col l.al Of time mus, necessarily be consumed
Meanwhile the prop. are wondering whether ''1
,ulces whose dccrees were aout"d b. Mchdhr anu
his men mean to do anything toward "A'h'd'i'"'
the dignity OF their courts. All that ~ h'c'SSi''
for them IS - procure the at'idaN's o. ''r NV"
who attempted 10 serve tn inIunctons ahd "v'c
met with nbIsr aud profanity \ man W 10 -, ,,
ob.ys the order OF court may b" lu'';@".n IN
marily Il would seem 10 De- te u" ''h l., ,nis
nsrd aud IuIs~ cullen 10 10 something ~ '"'S
matte.
The only eGeciiv, way Of reducing MCEane from
IN. h.h pla,- which he occupies In his l'te primer
patty IT, H. :he opinion Of an Increasing number OF
reot. - annex the town OF Gray,srnd 10 Brook
Bn AMI u T. not unlikely that steps In this cire'-
lion ,s b. taken at the next session Of the Iegis-
Lfur. Independently Of the Greater Nrw-fork
yiolrct Mckan, H. the supervisor OF The town.
president of IN" Town Board. president of the
Police Houd. president Of the Boar! ot Health ana
practically appoints the JUSTICES of the peace ana
he captain ANA scrgrant~ OF poicr. ana besides ne
liz is known a. the chief" from his position as
he head of the polio. Department. but he Is the
h.asi,. sense, Even II he should BE- sent 10 the
tate prison. his cinch on n, Tow Is 20 Inn thnf
lis various functions. But II ,.FnV, seni were
Joined to brooklyn h" would certainly be- shol" ~
much OF has authority.
one sui, has. hy the way. been brought asalns,
Mckgre for s25O0. the PLAINTIFF being one OF the
oincla watcher who went t. irivescnd ON cleo
ton lay and badly h1ilcl. \ considerable
Ldnh.r Of similar suits viii IN all probability soon
h. L.gun Mcflns - IN Tor Il warm time. without
doubt.
What Mayor-c.cc; {, h.cren said in Washington
about the policy h. would pursue after taking Office
has been received with every mark of approval
lie PROMISE Brooklyn business administration.
and evll,n;ly intends to adopt in tire management
I.t.tff ~ eli flts Al
which he has found 10 work well IN his private
business H.. WI choose the d. ais Of depart
,nenrs men whom hc bceves capable ana com
petcnt ana Will then hold them responsible for
what takes plac" in he several branches oil t ng
CITY government. Mr.. Schirren says that l." VIII
enter the Mayor Office absolutely without pl"Is,s
What ne says about certain cN-b'sHrs 81 me Ne
publican party Offering their SUPPORT 10 hlil on
certain conditions viii surprise nobody. lie blHniy
rejected ali such Offers. Whether he means pady
ana Daggc;t DO not know, hut II Wit certainly
ith "a feeling % great relief that honest R"publi-
cans s1w those men go over openly u the ranks
of In. Democrats. II Is greatly To br hoped that
they win stay there. The Rebuplcan party in
brooklyn has no use FOR them. they have done
NOR. r. dsg ace and discredt IT than 10 assist II.
G1od riidanc- 10 the worst sort OF timber
II seems appropriate to drop tear In memory OF
,h. Rev pr Farrars eff ut to boom Mayor Body
reelection Dr Farrar is the pastor Of veiT
swell" church on Prospect Heights, ana Is com
u,rafivcIv near neighbor of thr Mayor VINO. now
ever ?tt"rds another church SIN nearer ms huhr'
4 few weeks before the clecion-hriore me NOM
nation in fact he came ont win letter d'carlis
that ne was In favor of another term Tor boody'
and that in hls opinion the Mayor mad done n.
Isl h.. could Tile failed 10 Sc" that IN saying tht'
he was virtually admitting that Mr.. ioody hid no.
been - agent 80 important was thiS te''", =,
deemed that ih, Ring organ printed Ho"' pat' o'
!, IN capitals In tn" most conspicuous pHicc IN tn'
uaI,rr and made much OF II Tor some 'lh'; I ,'.
ihe election the Rev. Dr. Farrir has been kc'pin'
vnry stni. It is sal. to say that he has thoughts
~, leon for uttcrDnce when he thinks OF poor
Eoodv showed ont of sight under the biggest ma
y"f IT,, ms draw the veil and leave him undla'
iurbcd.
The trustees Of the Froebe Academy of the new
bulldlng Of which mention has been made hereto
fore have decided 10 give a housewarm"s on
Thursday evening next The patrons ana iriehhS
of The school take warm interest In the reception
which viii mark the formal opening OF the Du''''-
ing and the attendance will undoubtedly be large,