New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-22

wife attention or the committee. IL = Hot
ended in that resolution TO dictate to the Legis-
lature to how II shai! meet the GIRLS Wnch
ihat reso tion to define the solution OF this prob
lem But IL is the purposc OF tnat r.so.utlV9u ~
solution 'ChccrsD on January or thereahoutS
we submitted to the Mayor of New-York on be-
half Of the Republican party. me names o. Two
! candidates for appointment as Police tommis-
sionerS. They Were appointed. li'' anu Nm
" ,,, n 1a6 IN purSiiance Of deal do
not doubt that the people wlo have mace ms
frnc' Thcrc never was the slightest particle of
,, ,bat dare cav thore are considerable mum
iiove ma. thoeo ar..ointrnonte we~c made d. pur-
suerco ~ some undersiandnr The truth simply
is-thc whole truth. and nothing but the truth
THAI the Republican organization. IN respect TO
fore with Mayor Strong and what It viii do again
May iops Of a XewSork Tn The law says hat he o
Commissioners. four in number shall be appoinr'gI
by the Mayor no more than two or whom s. .to
come from any one party 50 lon long , as ' orr
ssnlzatlon rcpres@ntlng its party. to submit two
names FOR appointment a Police Commissioners
tho law clearly and distinctly stated. that tho
| Police Department should not fan under partisan
| should be evenly held in that each would have
! the same motive and tine same duty to prevent
! any electoral frauds outsaSes
THE PURPOSE DESTROYED
That was tho obylou. purpose Of the law. Now
that purpose has been eyaded Nay! the law has
been destroyed by the arbitrary. unjust and un-
! lawful. and In purpose. the criminal act OF the
Mayor 81 New-York Chlsses). lie had nothing
against our Republican Commissioners except that
nothins against The chicf Of Police. an honorable
ana upright on oial, except that ns was n"i''
body at the head Of the police except ono who had
! been pilored before the public ana VINO IS no.
honest and upright Dovory. thisses) lCevery. the
immortal who brought ny platoon % ppIc.tnon
that waichcrs ~efe com , d2~n iSo caiicd bd,
b. he
TEn, &c tbe INA ~ Gbiof 81 Poicc that he cty
has unde- Tammany Hail Worse still. one Of these
and charged hir1 with false REGISTRATION. The OIL
Ger nj tho pollinr-placc refused 10 take the man
SO accused T. the police station. unless IN" watcher
also went along The three went togetne r. , me
officer. tho watcher and tho man who had faiseiy
voted. They stopped on the way; at the nslstence
OF the watcher. at the odeing- house from Wnich
the man had registered II" proprietor or the lodG-
ing-housc said In the presence OF the three tnat
the man dd not live ther" had never HyeI IT, go
md that he had never known or seen MN heiot",
Thcn thcy proceeded 20 me Ronce staa'2m ,o,ne
Conversation between the policeman ana a, man Sn
fo4e the ch on In" cod be stated by the waher
ne man VINO hod stood on the so Moor s so sa1d
the watcher as he The man was looking d.
rectly a; him:
''Bu, am tho complainant" urged the watcher
Is The man cnarfGl YIN ,me or Tp't' no floor AT
the sam" time adding 20 the policeman lake MIN
| 20 tho station
hoih taken the pole, court. and there before ne
watcher could open hs mouth 70 make his cnaIs :
being drunk ma with disorderly conduct. Five dol
lars" decisive laughter
ACCUSED MAN LET co
"Rut how about this man. against whom make
| charge Of dishonest yoiiue7" asked the wa .cher.
"fie Is discharged" snapped tho Tami"an Judge.
G,cncwed lrouical laught,rp
Those are the evils for which We sock cure That
is tho kind %, chief o. police with whom. unless