New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-12-01
JUSTICE RAPS MAYOR
Tammany Nan Also Blames Bng-
ham for Bad Administrator.

.eyo, should repudate the present Dsmoors'lo
CITY administration said Justice Leon sanders q
member of the Young Mems Democratic Clup u
the sh Assembly District. lsst night 81 the an"
ner in honor of Congressman William sul1er' iln
otbv u. Sullivan and Adoph stern AZ Little Hun
gary. ,,o.,,.i-
Tax Commissioner Charles Putzel OF the VI
Ian administration. raised his voice and SAID WIZ"
your kind permission I will retire
"sii down! Don't go; stay here. Judge Sanders
Is right Three cheers for Judge Sanders! ailo
the one hundred and twenty-five guests St ule
dinner table cheered and cheered again. Con1Ihls
sioner Putzel. rising. angriy retoTtedi As lohe az
! am an administration man VIII ho' listen -
any abuse of the present administration ana
will retire.
Continuing the speaker said:
Tanmanv Hall should not be blamed for this adj
mnistration. Our poor people running i,{ LEI
on the East Side have been bounded to deatl - ;,
man who needs one on Sunday he IS eTreste9
7ntnisfrafion Tsmmany Hall should repudiate the
present administration. which has even aIpoIii 49,,
non-citizen to post OF trust anu ho"'' IL
And because heavy tax levy is brought up ana
the peopie of New York City. it Is not due to
Tamnany Hall. Why should the Mayor OF New New
ie noppFFreeident of New York? When We go be
fore d df for Maror is dyed-in- the-wool Demo
crat: no reformers for mine! what we " 1e Is a
responsible party administration not an HieSpON-
sibie personal administration. 80, &.
Last fall at Yom Kippur, as was the custom m IN
r,TeVfous years. the members of the police for ce
who we're of the Jewish faith expected to be re
lfeyed from duty. They were notified TO MAKE ne
application 10 the Commissioner through the
proper channels. Each man applied to the cap
tain of his own precinct. His request was aP-
proved bv the inspector of his district and hnaily
approved by Chief Inspector Moses Cortrlsnl.
Commissioner Bingham then announced that the
men would not be relieved from duty
went to the Mayors office and asked his seer e :
tarv Mr. O'Bren. to tell the Mayor that wanted
10 see him Word was sent to me that he was as
BUSY l then formally notified the secretary 70
NJ 1aiIa hat
New York City: that came 20 demand the rlsIlL
Yom Kippur. and l told the secretary, VINO n
formed the Mayor that unless he granted my re,
quest on the following day he would be denouIc "a
from every pulpit in the city as the hrst anu
Semitic Mayor of New York .;z -.
With this announcement the Mayor received me
immediately Commissioner Bingham al once ser, sen,
word TO all the station houses that the fteDi-LH
policen,en should be allowed TO nave Tune eH0uS"
off 10 attend to their religious duties. - 10
Again say that TammsnT Han Husl ~
eI5 resnonsible for this irresponsible auilll ~
ion Of MS this coming year try 10 save SUI ~
tLine from the wreck. The Denlocrauc pa.
MOI die and Tammany Hall. II 1t asserts It's i'O7
pendence. will not die.
o.ba- sneakers were Congressman SulzeF- RuoIpl
Stern and Coroner Julius Harburger oeHatol GU
Sullivan was not present. being OUT Oh 'o""