New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-07

would by that act pTfsah s past ea and
thread of Of Org s fSrc The yen
Of such policy differs radically from inc pru, ~
ing process w dsr yo from S sesemc Of Patchwork
You would establish BY this means an axis hSI Sirh
our police system now turns You would for,iSS
against future corruption by the nssi p@orruption
WI wouI evidence an Intensity Of moral deter
mination which Is the Thing which, more '''"'' aug
We should like to similar policy P3anlaeinc
mixed perhaps win the the p p6ssb,y Of disaster
/ saw we should like to see similar p' The force:
sued in reference Da%sve 2 tho To aorG re-
enlistment to syey h sucn do moi care enlarge
aas seng that @ Of snd
BE- sae!y arrange for ~ there x 9n upon and
Ing the determining principies. ,,i,k ! need not
cny in ,b cO Sqsctn Sa with Ih Which have
spoken My frankress ay' SI,y and Of the feel
only of e1r is always the Of ,5ew no
s in main terms with those VINO rpnved 10 exc.
and and. whom hon ' Riii. nave ''''|'
cute 'h'l WIZ. ,is,ened to intently by the large
audience present. Louis Windmue' Spos ',,,.i On.
Policemen he said were in a etSu,e =,
aons and therefore should he outside the p''e o'
p3GIk Moss one OF the counsel Of the saI h.
nov Pnr the society the Prevention OF nr'i,e
the bis OF the committee he though' we n, side
rel, in ,deauate only six months az tne nrp
nfrs civen TO the reorganization Mr. Moss thouEm
that there should be provision FOR more o h
rnyontion in the force; lie said maj 10 nav Twin
nar:isan board would be to retain Messfs. hyrwlh
and Murray Republicans VINO ma p1en s aIpo', uaa
py Of Republicans appointed by Tammany Mayors
Mir Moss was interrupted ny SenstC al ,bem 70 Iet
OConnor. and he rather testify asked mem u W
him pursue his argument in his own way; r.
S h %ySE " thS Police Depsmen
thought that the reorganization conmisslon shSni QUIZ
consist Of one Repu6fan c ard aS oIe lecared
that policemen should be dismissed without Ign sald
Of The RnSc .chn 'Gss IF nearly every ON
Ger who had served fifteen years or longer; ~
gr for ,hat poIiccmnn was unfit for duty II h. had
had charges preferred against MN 49, h,nmohf
Nv lie dd not believe In single hcaoed
commission. because he had so "''c ''''' ~
Romndsman McGoin glorhed the Polio Deparh re-
ment and asked thaL pzo,iem Commissioners
lie insisted. however. that the force "ee'e" Nv ~
organization
EDWARD LAUTERBACHS ARdCMhNi'
Edward Lauterhach. chairman Of the Rep"o"eah
County Committee Of New-forE' maze an d, e"-
mon, in favor OF the bills but he spoke as ct'Zeh
s ~. a. ~enrescnting the County Committee.
, 1ar,arhacb devoted FIVE minutes to Mr. hiV"s'
who he said was partisan nov" ou, w3n ,,nr vi
pemocTnt when cain NON p rtsanship
in the Police Department c9uid Dc s'' rca nm
through bi-parteanshp ! haS vas M" When o was
meber Of The charities commi,ee Of the taled
Convention. Inc FroPi'
with Who took no side In politics were iaots an.
imheciles daughter The others VINO say 49,
are non partisan either good Demo,rhn,s, OF @
Republicans and you VIII find II gu, p ., d,
- - II; Ell with them fifteen minutes by aui''.
Ing that bipartisan Election Iiurean was nreir
s.r, the sneaker saiG the reioTIl"rs N'I.ui.t'
go, w ~ ,b,r cas The police cou'i take an I'M
portant part in election but tney Go S Of The
s,r more iraoriant part every Other "a, VI ~, III
a i.' THO ,raat fault with the bipartisan pl,I
was that ne appointment Of The ,,,G MIKE poss,
tIe Tho appD'nimcrt OF pseudo-i'epnnl'sI''S w
democratic Mayor. and vice vera ,to nover
DANCER tha, MAJOR strong "oull - p.a' Wv ',,,.,
| hi, soulr futrro man might W hht III. NC,
hscb fovo,ed Wa 10 have the po''ica' "'Ea''"'
| tons name the ccrmission.fF .-.,s.or b,,,
Snnaf0r O'connor favored SUI pIo',' ,, -
- afrotd 10 in,roducc II for fear u" I'I"i
Wa dilu r I, yrns aimed NJ mayor Strong w
w. lid few words In reply - Nj
ana sir. cutting prouis'h u" NV "''
! ~ seventy bills ready i'm a week