The evening world., 1907-03-05
BINGHAM SCORES
INSPECTORS FOR
OPPOSING BILL
Points Out Walsh as Man
Over Whose Head He
Made a Raid.
,s.,,t,,, "a hi. r-tshtnr word. ,


tspeeisi 70 The EsTch'ng ,wur'a)
i--4tf f,stIaS,-- MsreA--6---nai:!d-M Mcclure.
AS attorney for the cightean police In
spectors OF the Greater New York
force. opened thn attack on tho Ding
ham 'Pollre bill, btfore tho Assembly
cities CommI,tts this afternoon. Com.
missioner Binghnn, he said. had done
tonsicrg bic work at Albany In sup
port OF his biii While the Inspectors
wcrb hampered by restrictions.
7frt1trtern Iut t.Tc ntrrtce.s issseAetaFs
are Republ!cans. and Mr. Mcclure did
no, eefieve tho report that the bill was
10 be put through by the Represents
Nyes AZ n party rrteasure. He declared
thal ltsp4etafa9 Irsrs citizens, and no;
TO be put up AS mere wooden MEN
Attorney Mcclure said The work OF the
COMMITTEES OF Fifty was so unfair that
he MS member OF tho committee nsked
to be relieved. He saidit was unjust 70
tnkc away IN coif blood rron a man
like Cartwright Ills position MS inspector.
Tim pill.. nv neclnred, dtsregn rried thc
clvli-serrics law. MANY of these In
speetors," he added. ARE npopinsces OF
!ss..i .t..zz, aillSs.--. .1nspcctat .tsInss
who appears ngninat hls bill, was np-
point tod by Commissioner bingham. who
says II he got the power he wouldn't
remove any OF the Inspectors. Why
then shou,a we have this icsislation7"
.sSet- one OF you Ftati-'nea would dis
mI.s a boy IN your cf'ice without giving
Nm c.vnnce TO explain" said Mr.. Nc.
Cire directly TO the committee. ',ret
that's what YOU proposc 10 do IN the
- ss 1AS sS5t t,c.. In s.,izct n
observation-disclosures Roosevelt and tho
great men atshr HIN ssret thpesEhtz II
~ss Asssssass -se-a asa TIA -L.aGtsiata'-s
to give them cs,ancS TO throw a man
doRn without saying You're dishonest
II this bill bccomGs o law 1t will imra!r
thr efficiency OF the poiiee. force An
ITapcStor or police can tx pat In any
position to-day, and there's no need OF
ihis iam No atmaR3nNfy nfeessl;y for
rrfo.,n ever supersede. the rights OF
mani -----1g-.1.-5--.
Alae saia i,1aas saatSlhptinns- 70
f<ssfat- -.hA-rantta WIRE Ilht,isting on
The polfev force inch not entitled to be
there. General Bingham. he had
heard, might resign his position soon
and tf1en the power given by the bill
might fall into the hands OF a bad
commissioner.
"Inspector Baldwin ea'd the Bingham
bni would hurniiiatc and DEGRADE the
inspectors, and that new Inspectors
wouta do little TO discipline men under
them FOR fear that their Interiors might
al any time be made their sapsriors.
draSt, he said. was charge made
saaiust= vss.ss- -sspar,uSHts thrnughnur
tho world Il was not peculiar to New
York C1tSl-- -----..-----.-
Pcssee Commissioner Bingham followed
and declared ne wanted a square deal
Tor every one.
There Is no reason why inspectors
should not have been here when was
,wo wecks ago. They never asked TO
come They did not think had New
York with Hss. atff attfey Justify ttit re-
cen, remark OF the DistrfcS Attorney
that the inspector would Kill ,hIs bill"
Commissioner Bingham said the In
spectors could do good work II they
wanted to.
-,..Bfd TREY srna hrre the old ih@
spectots7'. nsked the Commissioners.
'.oh, no." ne continued, .'bu; Two men
that / made hare The nerve 10 come
hero and oppose me. And there sils
another Inspector over whose head I
made a raid OF pooiroom. He knew
IT was& running. : What was ne theFG
torarsSe.zsss-.1 F7nr.=stsats ,assszssai- sii
square f. ffe=ilati s!trE7 rr.rrz7=z TO
come up here with that hanging over
his head. Us that good tastc
=iHHTfeFz.rrf teFrssi =7ts= iIs+zf
missioner Bingham was Walsh, one
OF tho three inspectors who appeared
before tita-aamn nittna-