New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-18

h. they xS Tha ak to o IN h@ as to S y ht as %hs
Of SeNe nfy cooperate IN request for an IN
vestieation by the Attorney-Gener4L After the
interview neither Of the men would talk about it
TO newspaper men. Mr. Beanan and Mr.. Iarocque
would say nothing on the subject "ccdu5e thcy
the committee as future action. and Colonel Eel
lows simply said: My lips are sealed. can say
Earlier in the day he had talked more freely about
mittee OF Seventy have not communicated with me
upon the subject ! wrote To- ne COMMITTEE egr. OF
the election cases and asked them to submit 10 me
any proofs that they might have OF violations OF
letter from Mr.. Larocque stating that the matter
would be referred to their counsel Since that time
not think / should make any statement respecting
their action yesterday When the Committee OF
$50 o;one Fellow was asked how he was disposed
frauds and those Of the police officials who have
''Ths ciiice" he replied, has great abundance
Of work but these cases are part Of th;s worE
their hearing promptly 1t is not unusual In the
District-Atorneys office at tines 70 can upon ai,e
Attorney General for assistance IN cases ms "a
been done in my recollection several lines me
point however is not that me Dlstlcl - ,i
office has not force enough at Its cOlHdn1 - manu-"
cases but that the courts crowded beyond their
capacity with trials. For example me franz i Jury
for the month OF october rctufhs1 20 @ "a
thousand indictments out OF the l4D casss " t
trials the four courts that now In existence ipr
The trial OF those causes could nos try them IN nVe
months sitting from morning t4II ilsHl, ~ ~
thi many Of these are disposed II by pleadings and
otherwise but II proves the truth OF the stattny'
that our present court facilities are u..eiH ~.
ADEQUATE to handle the business brought before
them The true test apply to the District Attor-
news office as TO the performance OF duty IS 10 gee
wbet her the calendars OF the courts are u .lousn
or business to keep the judges busy IS ila',rI
OF fact there is scarcely day when me GaseA 81,
the calendar in any part Of General 5sss ,bay ARE
irving cases all time in all the courts thc ,,s
H,rnosing Of causes If the courts were complaining
~ want Of work there would then be room io,
ENSURE II IL our duty to try the most iinpo.iah.
= ia rson cases first; the others must take their
,Ino another part of General Sessions Is absoluley
The ,ty i nre s an and if We
are TO keep pace with this Increase the court ''0''
lies must be increased ,, r,.uns ,,bich
rn in circulation yesterday was one about certain ,
officials in the city VINO were earu oi mnHe4 nv
,ornor Morton and an efficient Districi
vas appointed in his place 1t was Iall 1--we,
these men Were wing 70 Y pag Flower to ap-
D, an apparently respectable Democrat VINO COLIN b
be trusted to protect me men tion Nv The
step 1t was thought. an h aVetI ~" - Wv
ttorney-Cieneral might also be delayed, ramua,v
one OF the last places Of deence IUt hch awaits
ma ~ is guilty participants in the proceeds OF
ri,ne is the District Attorneys Once. ny uhr ",
i,",,,inus use OF It's powerful machinery thr WI -
scpis can be protected. 1t IL most importah, 10
a. ,,,,se of reform that the department OF JUS
tee which has been 50 Ghs nT most brazen
,xaW should be wrested from the grasp OF 'he loo'
and corrupt gang which mas hJusGg' record for
turnng loose indicted and convicted criminals Ev
community Thch MI Morton should the
Ts"is he laid before him after he becomes the 'hiei
Executive Of the state H., ,ro,o, NJ,
,r,.rd"v and the long secret consultation whlch
Gas held between them. induced Tammany men n.d 10
hoIe I'D some OF them declared yesterday that lts
a apDo might be looked for any day