New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-03
PROTESTS SENT TO ALBANY.
wELI~KNowN MINISTER'S AND WOMEN OF
BROOKLYN TAKE DETERMINED STAND
IN OPPOSITION TO THE CHAR


BROOKLYN TAKE DETERMINED STAND
IN OPPOSITION TO THE CHAR
TIES BILL.
Eighty-fve Brooklyn clergymen have sent to Gov
ernor Morton a protest against the proposed single
headed Charities bill. Among other reasons which
they advance against the measure are the follow
ing:
Because the purpose OF the bill is bad and vicious.
Its authors have no good end in view in framing
it. This appears clear;y from the fact that me me
appointing power is legislated away from me
Supervisor "a T. Large. who alone should m~As the
If such one Is to xb De nesaf w aTe
elected for such purpose ii did not originate
h %n9 a cy CS 'h pasor me- Church. no
body OF well-meaning citizens. ever asked Tor IL,
that such statute would be great wrong =,
to our community. and an appalling calamity TO
those for whom our charities departments were
organized.
Following are the signatures:
Joseph Dunn BurrelI r. r. Meredith James s,o,r $
c Gaa Gamp. y%s" SsH k'1aah
Gnthber{ a rag CnaT ssoadIe aE v IGhn oh IN
F, HsIssh%an% WYNN a;I1,n K t|siN s
Fray arsnSs fomg Herbert Web ErS, ca sn:ss
Wesley Johnston John D. Wells; 5. X; Spahr. Will
lam G. wilson. G. sommer 5. NJ. Hasklns, William
F. smith n J. Nsbe;t Frank Tr,D f St1ddaps'
Archib niiS a. Gsmero H. Frankin Miller J. H. An.
drew. u. c. p Rhoades II. Richard Harris; 4.
Carson, A. H. Geismann. q. H. Cunning G. Eli
wood Nash. Melville b; Chapman; J. P Williams.
scudder. A. A. Morrison, Cornelius T. Wyckoff,
Jacob W. Loeb. samuel B. Halliday. o. F. Bar
G. l.. Marquar dt John Coleman Adams, Alexander
Lewis Robert Hull. John Elwy Floyd; H. Warner
Clark. Hascy W. Knapp. o. Hedeen. J. g. Snyder,
Allan MacROssie. r. b. kelsay, Cortlandt Myers
David y: iIeyard. II. G. DIXON, r. T e,,in'
John Huppenbauer.
The women OF Brooklyn also actively at work
against ex-senator Worth's scheme. and have sent
the following protest to Senator Bradley:
We. the Undersigned non-voting citizens OF BROOK
lyn but profoundly interested In the organized cnar
ties OF city and county. mos; earnestly beg YOU
for the sake Of It's pure distribution. labor for
the defeat OF Assembly bill No 200 being blll for
Kings County. The present system Is maKhs
marked and rapid Improvement. The propossi sub.
stitute believe TO be opposed 10 every interest
of the city and county and menace 70 me en'igni-
ened methods In the adminstrato Oh onoi'd nr
ties which earnestly desire 70 promote ana mann
Mrs Tuns C. Bergen. OF the State Charities "a
Association: Mrs. Alfred c. Barnes f the Home for
FriendIess Women and Children; NJ Frederick y
for Nurses Mrs James McKeen Of the Home for
Consumptives Mrs. 5. V. White OF the Home for
charitie9 OF plymouth Church: Harriet p P4cker
OF the State Charities AID Association; MIS-. lanes
L. Morgan. IT,. of the Female Employ ment Soclety
and Womlr's Work Exchange. Mrs, william =
Packer. OF the parish charities OF Holy itnti
church: Mrs c. r. Christensen. OF the lnAus'Ilal
school Association. Mrs. Horace Dickinson: OF ne
Industrial School and Home for Destitute IhlIdIti
Mrs r. l.. Dickinson, OF the Young Women
Christian Association; Mrs, T. r. French. OF me
BROOKLYN Hospital Training School for Nurses Mal-
garet d. Dreer. OF the Brooklyn Hospital lFdihiuB
School for Nurses: Mrs. Theodore Dreler OF the
German ladies' Association for the POOR; MIS-
Andrew Dougherty. Jr.; Clara ii. Stranihah tMrs
j. : H., of the state Charities Ala Assoc.at i.
Mrs Churchill II. Cutting. Of the parish chafItes
OF strong Place Baptist Church Francs T., " h n,,
oe the Local Visiting Committee OF the STATE ndrI
ties Ala Association; Mrs simeon r. Cn,ttenieh, oi
the society for the AID OF Frlendless omen anu
children: Mrs. Augustus G. Fransioll: MIS-. ~ :.
Storrs OF the parish charities Of the Church OF me
pigrirns Mrs l. x Packard. OF the parish cnarites
Ji,u ~ he Nomau's Guild o. the Church o. tpe
Ii1i,, Trinity: Mrs John :. Frothinghan ~ the
Wouan's Work Exchange; tMrs. {. NJ fiatrh, JUL
an ~ the Young Women's Christian Association
Mrs Anna G Fold, OF the Brooklyn orphan Asy-
INN. Mrs James r. Truslow. OF the Brooklyn or-
phan Asylum. -
The Twelfth Ward Young Republican Sluo ras
ius, IA ssei the following resolutions;
Resolved That we. tho Twelfth Ward Young re re
ruhlican club assembled AT a regular meeting. ,dhe
notlce Of certain proposed legislation now oe,ore
o,r stature known the CHARITIES Reor sdl.n~i
ION blil or the Snglelieaded CHARITIES Dill Fur-
ther. -... oor,as. condsmna-
non OF such legislation. II being In our JulgHsn,
menace 10 the government or our CITY, anu ~ '''o
t,,rfv of the city ana state.