New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1901-10-06

result OF this ELECTION may BE- ! will remain to
read something in the psmocratic platform about
forms n myself. This particular section seems to
says We dehounes the ' peTVersion Of justice as
mere re. agencies for carrying out some projects
Now the the kind Of iIberts in my mind that they
are after is not the kind Of liberty that Under
TO loot But Coins to discuss this attack
Fly perhaps II would pc interesting recall recent
ns sn that the first s stts on
R9 hi city made by the committee OF five
and they descended to attack personal liberty and
III II and they s SS should mot be
thing thing peculiar abogs the service Of 1t thought s
S the The q
though. he would Ike to see how pooroom was
NJ: Nixon thought he would like to how things
fa in ne snd
when l we found eight pocemen.no do no, mean
| who decent. who In your hearts with us.
mean the plain clothes men: the men Of the
collectors OF the wages OF shame
DANGEROUS GROUND FOR THE FIVE.
w When we examined them in one Of the famous
fSav e the city .,
were over seventy-fve people overhead of course.
to that
saRf The
erty-is DANGEROUS thing to intrench upon. when
ing Tor his waywaEd son.when. as say. This pa
cover. e use the Yankee ssse's ms1lm, that with
great had n s to do not and
trench upon social liberty. and You know they
asked sos fer E another t the invaded
bert ss h s tell US
lie: Ths personal liberty which invading S
these unrOrtunateS deeper degradation
and suffering by taking from them and for them
the personal liberty that se we INVADED s and
there Is man In this sommnnty who IN knowing
not invade that liberty by force If it came in his
rake for a the cofa Radtord Did sdS
n s ed in aTy by IRE
! is so vile that her name should perish from the
There is one thing we did forget In personal lib
was called 9afe he ovfT
Along some time In Nav they made complaint to
down ere a0a he me ns
and he told me recently that he was sorry he was
THE CAPTAINS personal LIBERTY"
forty forty taSpayers; by a very humble petition II
preaching fapts a They appealed to him on the
on the ground fqer that their woes ok
Sogd not &c me hone in the evening being
plainly as one could intimate. that he. received
was not Keeping a decent neighborhood What
| did he do? Went down and saw his superors. Ac
every week and sometimes twice week
@tfa n 1Ut being w
nd the 40 sre the s s Sen
ousy enough he went there with warrants and off,
was sad invasion OF personal liberty, the cap
| If you know these things as 1 know them. you
T seCt say as say and mean that should you
o% as r nat that ss h
demands
PToseeStss fallen women Doe. any one believe
ks aeat po ou aP nR an ha Th2
where have ana seeing and rsaiiznE as DOUBT
any other man in the city OF NewYork does what
help them. apparently little hereafter-do you think
aas themg 'ha' was born OF woman could
tns sr ns f s0 sc
f E1.n liberty when we have inyerfeTed With Mr.
history e these thinFs too pssuliai Because
go to hs s s9E Of hs nns ~ b.
country, that is being worked under democratic
democratic institutions
LAWS TO MAKE GRAFT"
no We had sSnstitaona convention. which sup
people Belesates assembled and We discussed ali
H c 90 osy na hs g
De De IanSey NIGEL fresh from the laqTes which he
0h 2e as
In @ hs m
put the seal Of our condemnation upon all kinds |
anime the minutes OF that convention you will find
thar tia every Tammany Hall deegatee voted TO put
sworn judicial officer. sworn TO obey and uphold
upon PERSONAL Serty Th s wanted fasf
law; they wanted things prohibited: they wanted |
lieyed Were e, done because It meant graft"
listens Of Wrongful relation bstyssn the higher
February @ I think 1t was. we made the first |
raid in the Tenderioin, there were seventy houses
m ThP the or at
them occupied whole houses that had parapher-
streets 1t was bad Baxter-st You couldn't go |
along but what some man wanted to pull you in
paraphernaa to the station house.
CAPTAINS MORE CRASHING
Then, do you believe that captain of police |
didn't know what was going on in his precinct? |
and do you believe that corruption exists when the
some relation to the captain of the police In his |
system of corruption it ought to be The Allen |
had the pleasure of having a number Of converse
what it used to be" He says in those days a cap
tain used to have birthdays sometmes-and some
those birthdays they would all get together and
% or give Eed wife or r se w but that
But now. little before the Lexow days. 1t was |
examples of the department inaugurated the system
e enth Precinct That worked nicely. and then an
other man had a brilliant idea of $500 year for |
h So not enough and they
extra and another extra and since you have done |
me the honor to place me in nomination there has
And now they have got further than that |
They insist t upon appointing all the employees of
| not subject to Civil Service rules and is a conf
Dental employee. and further than that they insist
from e BY 'G oe so
to be Improbable in this community We need a |
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