The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-10-21

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violation ~ ~ own rule, and thai means
would tr taheu Ia have the Magistrates Keep
tho night copr, otep ~ q w.. ~ the rite
provides. Moreover. 10 was said that tho
me.nt~r~ ~ the bosrt would te very likely
to get into trouble unless tho action taken
o. the special m~eting was rr~cindcd.
u IN known that when tho Dext regular
meeting ~ the hoard IN held . fight vii lie
p~r~cipitated In the board owe the alliance
with the bophpmen which has resulted In
the shortening ~ the hour~ ~ the co,irt.
u is regarded as the beginning Of the effort
To do away with the court entirely. o. that
the old form ~ grating by police and bonds
men may M resumed.
Judge Whitman received yesterday this
letter from ex-Nayor Low:
NV DEAN JrpGE wpItM.N: write 10
express my very earnest hope for your success
at the coming election. You career on the
bench. both ss Police Justice and In the Cosrt
of General Sessions by the appointment Of
tiov. Hughes. fairly entities you TO the con-
ddeuce Of the people In the judicial ONCE
for which YOU are a candidate. Every one
who Is familiar with your record knows that
YOU have been an upright and Just Judge.
Such u man ought by all means to he kept
upon the bench In the interest of the COM
munity
", in addition TO this, the people Of the city
could know, as well as 7 do. of how great
value your alert and intelligent ~serviccs
we're when You were the city's legal represep-
tative N Albany. In discovering and defeating
the resurrection of all manner 81 defunct
railroad schemes. and other efforts TO benefit
private int at the expense OF the conc
munity. there would be no doubt whatever
Of your triumphant election. II gives me
testimony TO your approved efficiency and 10
"a candidate. Yours sincerely,
October 10. 1907. SErH Low.
a. was reported yesterday by Judge
Whitman's campaign managers that IN
tributions for his campaign were coming
in. but that a good deal more could I've used
TO supply the voters with full and accurate
information. A ratification meeting h
10 he held Wednesday evening at Clinton
Hall, Isl Clinton street. at which Judge
Whitman will be the guest OF honor. Mayer
Shoenfeld. head Of the Fast Side Whit
man campaign committee. will preside,
and there will he speeches In English
and Hebrew. The committee IL busy circu-
lating literature calculated to arous indie
pendent voters. Thousands Of cards nave
been printed. reading: Fusion or con-
fusion, Charles \. Whitman deserves your
vote for Judge OF the Court Of General