New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-01
, FRIDAY,
FEBRUARY 1, 1895.
THE PEOPLE TO SPEAK.
pLArr AND LEXOw WILL HEAR SOME
THING ON MONDAY NIGHT.

THERE WILL BE VIGOROUS AND POINTED Ex'
ON MUNICIPAL REFORM LEGISLATION.
Representatives Of the Committee Of Seventy. the
City Club the Good Government clubs and the
City Vigilance League met again In the rooms OK
the Chamber of Commerce yesterday afternoon TO
consult about arrangements for the mass-meeths
at Cooper Union on Monday evening From let
ters received by members OF the committee 'heS
said 1t was evident that there would De iarse
gathering Of representative citizens 10 protest
against the passage of the Lexow bilis Tor the re-
organization Of the Police Department and against
the dominance of Plat at Albany. Several OF the
mon who attended the consultation said that they
did not believe the position taken by Senator Lexo"
would interfere with plans to SEND deiegduon :"
argue against his bills at Albany.
II was decided have Charles stewart smith
nreside at the meeting Monday evening Inc
~. -, snsakers was announced as follows: James
~ cor,or Joseph Larocque, Charles Stewart smith.
c.rI schurz DR. Charles II. Parkhurst and simon
Sterne. IN,
Among the vice-pres.dents for the meeting Will
be d. F. Appleton, the Rev. DR.. Arson +. A'erou'y'
Samuel F. Avery. Edward L. Baynes. Cnaries "
Reaman Frederick II. Best, DR.. A Bergnaus' y.
n Bliss. Frederick Bronson, william L. Brewer
Hubert ellis. Edward Coffin. c. H. Dodge W. u.
Dominick James II. Durham, Dorm an b. Eaton
Admiral Erben, William NJ. Evarts, Ewaid r'e''.
mann, d. Willis James. Almon Goodwin. Ed"ara
Crosse W. c. CULVER J. Hail. Abram D. ne"it''
W. b. Hornblower, ID. Huntington, DR.. E. o. jane
way Dr. John c. jay, John s. Kennedy. r. M.
Msrkoe Henry A. Oakley, Peter Il. Olney, U.s.
waid Ottendorfer, the Rev. Dr. Charles IL. PARK
hurst James r. Archibald. John Harsen Rhoades.
Herman Ridder, George l.. Rives. Elihu Root
James A. Scrymser Dr. ID. b. st. John Roosa-
Robert Sewell John Noble Stearns, Edward Z.
Stedman, William r. Stewart Arson Phelps Stokes.
John A. Stewart, George W. Van Wyck. Salem II.
Wales d. T.. Watson, Jean Well Jacob Wendell.
Everett r. Wheeler. Buchanan Winthrop. Simon
Sterne r. Fulton cutting. George N. Cumming.
Henry L. Caman, j. Holmes Butler. Andrew J.
Shipman. jr.. Carl schurz, Richard Watson Glider.
Jacob II. schiff, Theodore sutro. the Rev. r. s.
Charles H. Marshall Richard NJ Hunt, Henry Holt
George f. Dodge. DIR. Richard II. Derby Charles
i. DAILY Edward Cooper and Professor e. r.
Joseph Larocque in Albany yesterday. and II
was said that he expected to attend hearing on
the bill prepared by the Subcommittee OF tne com
mtee OF Seventy TO abolish the office OF police JUS
tice.
DR. Parkhurst said yesterday: II may attend the
hearing upon the I.exow bills at Aloany next
Wednesday. even II am not welcome 10 the sen,
ator / shall go If in the judgment OF the local
Conference Committee IL shall seem advisable for
me to go. We fought hard battles for Senator Lex.
ow and his committee. The press at first dscredited
him. and for a time it nip and tuck. No body
OF men stood by any one man more than the
before election. What we have been looking FOR all
along is to develop the sentiment OF the community
At first police friends said to US repeatedly
when dsordery houses were to be pulled, why not
send lists to tne police ard not 10 the press? Our
argument that wanted to reach the people
and that is our argument now. we regard tnis as
get more out of the Senators, but TO reach the
people