Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-12
REV. DR.. pARkHuRST'S BOOK.
IN IT HE TELLS or his wonK ron
REFORM IN NEW YORK..
'or publication Here and Abroad.
The Doctor Has More to Say of the
sweeping Changes lie Would bring
About In the Police Department.

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haue Tor large circulation in this
country and abroad.
within three years DR.. Parkhurst has
como Into possession OF an inter
national reputation as a reformer. HIS
name is known almost the world over
among people who have a very indis-
hnet idea of the exact nature Of the
work he has been doing and OF the
channels through which the municipal
corruption that he was among the first
to expose have been made the basis OF
reform movement that swept the
Tammany organization out OF power.
DR.. Parkhurst thinks, and his pub
fishers think also, that the book will
have a large sale and prove exceedingly
prohtable for everybody concerned.
There Is no Disgusting the fact that
IN The general roundup DR.. Parkhurst
has come out at the short end of the
horn. From the start his ultimate aim
has been the overthrow OF Superin-
tendent Byrnes and the entire police
system Of this city as 1t exists today
men, methods und everything. He
wanted a clean sweep, and he uonf-
denuy expected that the LeNuw COM
mlttee was going to bring 1t about. He
does not conceal the Information that
he Ia disappointed. The politicians
nave stolen his thunder and left him
out In the cold. Dr, Parkhurst knows,
as wei as everybody else In the inner
circle Of the recent police Investigation,
that Senator LexOw and the majority
OF his associates utterly dlsapprove Of
the radical suggestion TO throw the
entire police force overheard and put
the department In charge Of some mill
tary man unacquainted with police
work In this town, and with nothing
in view except the establishment OF
some system Of military discipline
As was explained in the New York
Times few days ago. Senator LcXow
and his associates on the committee
are opposed to anything OF the kind. 1t
Is as certain as anything can be within
the limits OF political prediction that
Senator LeNow will recommend the
continuance of nOn-partisnn police
board and It is probable. IL the senator
has his way, that Superintendent
Byrnes will be left in absolute control
OF tie reorganized department, with
ample power to carry out his ideas un-
Influenced and not intimidated by Tam
many politicians as buffers against
the punishment Of people who viii not
comply with the law. His resignation
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