The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-10-07

Mayor SchiereH's Policy the Same thst
which Used Co Prevail In Now York.


which Used 60 Prevail In Now York.
To THE EDITOR OF THE suN-SF: Justice Ho-
gan. In some odd way. TO back his curious inter-
probation of the law. that IL is the business Of
policemen TO see that tho saloon keeper does not
sell liquor on Sunday, yet that they must keep
out Of the saloon ut all times when It Is possible
for the law to be violated, said:
Some time after the reform administration Tin
Brooklynl got in the Mayor waited upon By .
wanted him TO close the side doors on Sunday When
they did not get any satisfaction from him they went
to the Police Commissioner What did he say them
Why this; Gentlemen, thought you were In sympa-
thy with this administration Don't you know that II
We close the side doors Sunday will loss 80 900
German which will 20 back 10 Mclaughlin and
the ring 7"
The Judge got the facts straight II he did got
the law crooked. There are right hero some
puzzles that ray or two from THE Sun, which
shines for all equally at both ends Of the Bridge,
>, FAGT oNE..That brave, admirable reformsr.
Or; Parkhurst backed by the Lsxpw committed
New York. claims as a clear proof Of tie 's sSf1i
corruption OF Tammany that the city adminis-
day the side doors of the saloons; at the sams
time the Doctor commends publicly. as a model
single headed charter !" is tho practical head OF
e ia 70 Of = % e1r
ment. that, among other things viii not enforce
..FAor Two..HDuring the present year In New
York; on twelve oa consecutive SUNDAY the police
Excise laws In reform-ruled Brooklyn. on the
Same twelve Sundays. only "a saloon keepers
were arrested; and yet IL was notorious that
iatins the law Violating It to the fuil kno%ledS U
Of the Mayor. for his attention was called to ID
msrs SsivelsalS tSan ts. a
was being violated In New York. The Mayor
Sr th snsT l. S .nS 4 MI ssS
the leading Bt9oElyn daily. the one that openly.
s should F Ss fS. 4. rstdsa I'D
in Brooklyn Justices what DR.. ParEhnrst IN
New York denounces as certain evidence Of
Hrs sheTe nssy in erSs
f RSs, be vic e. one end the BrCokyn
curious Spectacle ~ rsaehsd cllmaS sfpS r ne
bursts efforts drove hundreds Of thirsty New
,Ss the bridge 70 RrOokn
found them everywhere opened. Brooklyn Is :
Parkhurst 70 lash its Oficsis into fsepins tSsis
Dr. Parkhprst H. he is correctly reported, de-
nounceS the New York non-enforcement Of the
oddly turns to the Brooklyn administration.
which boldly says IL does not intend 20 enforce
this same law and 1ustines Its violation. and de-
clares IL TO be a model governmental" It was
said Of Boulanger that he was a mystery man"
DIR. Parkhurst has attained his wonderful con-
trolling influence because he Is believed 10 be
bravely frank and straightforward in his meth
DDS The public has been taught TO expect that
he Is no resPecter Of persons nor Of parties; q
will forgive almost anything save this William
Lloyd Garrison had mo grace but the grace OF
God !" and the world now knows that he was
great The path upward may DO marrow, but Il
Is straight, always straight.
The violation of the oath OF once IL lust a
wrong In Brooklyn as IL Is In New York. II is
an awful mistake for DIR. Parkhurst 10 seem 10
condone 1t in one city In order 20 strengthen
committed by the Tammany government IN
New York. and no indignation at the same
instead words and acts OF aD-
prevail, cannot but suggest 10 many minds, NOT
given 10 suspicion, an insincerity that the causS
kind OF harm. l. ri EuaE
New YORK, Oct. 2, 1894.