New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-03
4 CALL TO DUTY.
DIR PARKHURsT'S RINGING WORDS To
THE CITY VIGILANCE LEAGUE.
NE SAWS THE CITY WILL BE REDEEMED FROM
THE CORRUPT INFLUENCES WHICH AMI
KILLING IT-"DREss PARADE OF
C1J-R8INc POLICE"


CLUBBING POLICE"
The CITY Vigilance League had a larse.y attenneo
meeting asst evening in Ami:y Hail, NO 9i- YVES.
riftvfo,rth-st The Rev Dr. c. l.. Thompson Oh
the People's Church, F'fty-third-st. and Madison
ave- presided. and among the other SPEAKERS W..
the Rev. Leighton Williams, pastor oil the |n'',,.'
BAPTIST Church; the Rev. Alfred f. Meyers u III.
Collegiate Church; Frank S. Groh Df Ma'',e"
Reattie leader Of the XVIIIth District Orsanhitio"
~ ,be League and p b. Van Dyke, OF the NNllth.
7, was under the auspices of these two branches oi
the League that the meeting was held. Inc p'.'
ence OF the Rev. DR.. Parkhurst arousea s'e"' 80.
.husiasm This is part Of what Or. Parkhurs' Sa'u'
..Thc critical weeks through which We are passihs
are going TO determine great deal as 10 the c.a'
,s =, ,Ais rroat metropolis in the long years That
are 70 come Certain matters have come 10 NE w
day that are little DEPRESSING ana "H''' '.'H
II aopear that the outlook tonight doesh 'nane II
Seem quite go bright as II was for some ''ie oe,o''
Those who have hitherto been taking on 'ne '''e
orIv Of unincaton in behalf Of the common interest,"
- ,..,,,rc NOR. and more consclous-it Is a
Iar,entab,e fact-of their partisan feeling hither'o
II has been that all reference to Democratic anu N"
publican had disappeared; but nov" ieie,e
these matters seems to be becoming Win '"e s"'',e
people !i:tic more emphatic tha' tle ma" W.
- he candidate for Mayor against Tammahy must
~ = democrat or must he Republican Yet inc
CIV Vigilance League viii 90 on. Whatever haPPV"'
.Uc hone we will continue to hope. Tor VICTORY !"
November but whether il comes then or ;aer .rvm
York CITY is going to be redeemed rom uh ~ pe
,nGrrnres which are killing It, applause ~ We ,
do not win this time and i we sun arr 81 hnrs
hi.b az great and " the significance OF Things
that are Insignificant. then Goa have merry uion T
and ri,e ms two years Of political corruption ~, -.
which to learn the lesson applause, Ley 80 Us Who
5ares 70 STICK his political fingers into the proben
or to comphcate the question IN any way NH NAVY
10 6 S.eP Parkhurst said this with much force ana
effect and struck the table with his ciencheu "s' III
order emphasize hi; remarSs h. continued that
We need A little more grace" and then he st9ppei
and smiled the audience .aushen ~ '"' '"'
r"ntiyung he said: THE superb destiny OF our
Cum u,,: ~ ~ cities Of our country We are not IN
roqscsslon OF the absolute freedom OF action anu
t,ecsor, ~ speech which belong 20 American cluLsns
,rd - which we are wont TO boast Know the st
seracs. Of heart OF many and women In ms
e,aH ~ tbcv know because OF tn, mallgn power OF
Tamrnany Hall WHAT'S the use OF , ,a1hIIiS 49, :,
u1w any man can have listened 10 the ssna'g III
vestlga,ing Committee ard come out OF tth' rooIi
=, :, GOOD man FOR Mayor. | cannot unierstahi
There was dress parade today OF clubp,hg pon.r
-, Soc hoS Mr. Con glmieted the truth out OF tnem
(ApplauseD have heard thh' ioi.e III ,ns, no
his formerly n Commissioner. sal1 recehIS ma -, ~
a,,it ~, under any circumstances accept the 9a'n
OF poceman daushter and appIau,set,, ~ ~ Inc
patromen are with US Npplausel Il, ..u.d
senator Bradey Father rsaey A. ne comm Sls
r,, - rt,ers uuugent wisdom. and he gave the 20
IT, Corrise,oners one OF the hardest scoring" they
aver received when ne said yesterday IN tclcrsnss
~ ,bs noliceman Coleman The men VINO re'aihc.
him on the force MT" "'''' N''' ~
.iTbe character Of our courts touches even niore
cloeelv the lives Of our fellow citizens than the cn
aCfcr even OF our police long for the unc mhsn
hsvnc dnshed up the police deparmssn' r ,hsre
shall I've timc TO turn the light upon the fohce
Justices or some OF them" applause, ,,.
20 The Grand Jury Or. Parkhurst said: Don I
allow the wool 10 be pulled over You, cysS -; ~
suggestion made even from the Bench OF uns
city The Police Department IL no worse toua q,
II years ago II he knc" anythinS' az wei az NV, Nv
Knows Of II now why didn't ne say something
then? We have cried out 70 the Grand Jurlcs' w.
Judges and 1.-THE District-Auorncys Tor ycars,ho
,ncI1dinc Fellows Qauchter)-but including my denr
friend De Lancey Ncoil daughter) and they did
nothing Now that the Senate Committee ~ hoihS
applause When are done. II Judge loving
and the Dstrct-Attorney want TO step IN anu con
,rct the criminals let them do IT, Great appiauseS
There is danger Of our witnesses Deihs "ta'. -,
keep our hold upon our witnesses ana on wha a,
light provocation those whom we have been AT
great trouble and expense TO reach SKIP across the
sea and you know how any new system OF invesuga-
lion would interfere and hamper the good work
which ,s now going on" applause Dr PARK
hurst ende his address by announcing that rich
friend had written Offering him slVeo ior tne sue
cessful Impeachment Of one OF the police justices
TO be paid any young lawyer In the city
mir Hogan is out OF town" said he. but he
Will be back: and PADDY Diver We have always ,t
offer over the heads OF the Justices in view OF the
approaching election" (Applause)
Dr. Parkhurst made call for young men VINO
would act rs watchers on Election Day II was
tomorrow evening in the Adams Memorial Church,
No POI East Thrtieth-st