The evening times., 1901-08-24
A TALK With MR. GDBLL.
The New York Governor RetiCent
on Police Disclosures.
He Comments on the General PoIiti-
cal Outlook and Says lie Expects
Republican Nictory--ENprCSse
Regret at the Grent Steel strike.

/ LAKE NIOHONK. y Y. aug 2l-Gov-
! ,ruor Od,U is hsre with tha black frock
/ coat Of dignity laid away. and in it, stead
/ the rpuEh-racsd. rustic stegGo of the
summer No said De. ,muhaucaIy. when
/ tho subject was opened. II DO not feel
called upon nor DO I think it fitting tr
| take up tine controversy as to the right or
| tu, wrouS method of bringing about re-
! forms ir New York city"
/ But Senator PIatt has said that ne
/ thinks an the doiUES of District Attorney
/ PLHbin and Justice jerome in exposing
police corruption are "a fake.
/ 50 have seea il reported. replied
( the Governor
But Senator PIatt says also that you
| are of the same opinion
| The Governors eyes closed 0miuOusIy.
/ his lips were compressed, and the dsep-CIt
vertical lines between his brows came to-
Etther i'm something very like q frown-
Halitual reserve. however came To his
rescue before he could say anything To-
match the look upon his face lie paused
Until the normal thoughtful expression re-
turned. and said.
81 do not feel called upon 20 contradict
Senator Piatt. / stand apar,. because Of
my official position There are reasons en-
: tireIy aside from the personal issue, which
1 compel me 10 refrain from cEaractorizing
/ any such statement
, There was another pause. and the Gov
e-uor continued. This I will say. that
1 believ" District Attorney PhiIbiu TO be
acting well and in the true line Of his
duty and / find no fault with Justice
Joromc's efforts 10 expose corruption.
/ They are doing work which will come to "A
practical test. and as it may reach me
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Ar- mckinley. Yes. the danger point is
long past. ! EXPECT the Union To 20 as
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lace Toe more form liable than strikers
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