New-York tribune., 1909-10-15
the recent sufrragette difficulties over there or
within the hall he speaking was made.


sesrehts ana seizures shall not be violated,
ported by oath before a magistrate and particuar-
sons or thi5Gg me e place to be searched the per-
stltuuon In this country from the Constitution of
Union. and yet they go here and smash in doors
ny CillHb hHe stories at the command of Police
absolutely without any warrant or without any
PROOF whatever Worse than that, when they get
IN and have photographs showing it-they smash
tNtIy water bowl every wash bowl. every door
u rurhiture IN the place. and not bit of evidence
Eoi @ against It whatever. and when the magistrate
protests against this thing. why your General
Blnghams go out and denounce them and even
claim about such things as that as pitt said with
regard to the house being the castIe-and that is in
IN IN mStltuuon that have read you. Your house
Is Is your castle The poorest man may in his cot
1f ,ap p uFmahce man 10 an ne powers OF the crown
blow through H. the storm may enter. the rain
All ms force dares not cross the threshold of the
Have YOU heard of John Y McKane? Well
For what? For doing just the things have been
Of Grayesend finally without his permission. You
Goudn't do business at Coney Island without pay
ing so much year to him. He was Chief of Police
and boss of the place. You couldn't have sausage
run hotel If you didn't pay him.
God gave me strength. and he made up his mind
that was bad man. and 1t took me one year and
connected with him, and in my innocence thought
IGaf an d graft tat at C3ney Island was gone forever
world collect graft besides McKane.
anybody being obliged to give up or pay anything.
put noticed pretty soon, before the opening OF
the Chief of Police at that time would give out
a Una ne was gong 10 GGse eyeTyL4g n 6 up 9s S9 ba
been going on now for fourteen years and that has
before the opening of each season; that he wasn't
going to let them open this year-the merry-go-
the things there that desecrating the Sab
bath. Dear me- the poor man scarcely knew what
the Sabbath was
Well the reporters came to me. and I said that
had been hearns that same thing for fourteen
years and I hadn't seen anybody closed up yet and
that meanwhile had seen a committee go around
me- and that it was always all over in three weeks
newspapers all had it that everybody was to be
closed up. Well am free TO say that this year
dollar. also communicated with people that
were ready to see that nothing was collected II
they didn't arrest any body; that there only
person arrested out Of two hundred thousand
Coney Island Sunday, showing the orderly people
was was stopped The declaration was given out Monday
morning hoWeye 9 that t Ih n1 heT t5at hut written
notices sent to tie HerrT-go-round people ana
that they we're all to be closed up-the man with
the goats and :he man with the CARRIAGES az aq b ee
got written notices that the next Sunday they wouu
be closed.
WOULDN'T ENJOIN SUNDAY SHOWS
Anc they came to the judges for injuncuons;; Is;
papers that came to me that would deny the
th Police S Comn5sipner had made this threat and
that ne had sent this notice. but SAID IL was IN
I believe myself in the observance Of SUNDAYS.
] was brought uI that way l eouldnt get over over
thinking that way If tried but II we go 70 chuIch
Sunday morning, do something good Sunday
o Cone Is saed PeS Or no RocEaWaT our chill
dren 90 a merry -go-round there without being
If YOU 90 L. Boston and go down to Nan
tasket Beach, where l have been why not a
so tar as know OF ms kim, kinH hapPems: ] nus d
this meddesomeness throughout the city. and at
these places, out of which millions of dollars have
been collected, and collected by coercion and cN-
torton and wronSfuAy. one wrong begets an
other and t you { set set man up here IN New & YORK m
court no court, warrant or no warrant why,
Now, there is one other thing | want to say
these ssanderers of the city Of New York be
o 70 Mor saHi M n Enrop hs
asked asked me How is il that New York is 50
Why, says, my man, how Go you say that?
OF course We have certain slanderers here VINO
have DETAINED US around the world and We have
the slander ana carried it around the world, uil-
III u. they mink over thgte thai NV York SPEAK,
70 say that this is the most decorous city on the
They nave lied about the health of the city in
the same way have here the exact figures with
delphia, Boston. Providence and another city Ihat
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clues OF lhe country. ana IN NeW YORK the deatt
rate is the lowest of them all. do not need TO
dred that / spoke OF a while ago right in This
campaign. they have what they call Chamber Of
awful scenes Of people dying of diseases that are
spread throughout the world and to strangers that
come here and through these ragbag ana con
temptble newspapers that ought to be dropped-
that that this city is unhealthy; that those govern
ing it are even letting disease run riot IN me CITY
giving their home here a bad name. We nave got
for? Why. in the name of a little partisan ad-
vantage. Shame themi Shame on them. We
o SHANE @ ne on [ yeu Those hose scomHdres profess 70
saw mar thev are horrifed that l. after life Of
integrity which they admit should accept the
city of New York. out with them. out with them
all, hypocrites. scoundrels, defamers; shut up and
mar man said to me in Dublin this summer. man
who although he lives in Dublin reads the New
9"rk Y PAP PaPeTs G ar4 ny {banRTup 1Tn said Where did
YOU learn that? On course. he learned It in the
rupt | said My dear man, do you know we have
net debt Of only $500 100000 which Is large TO be
OF the $500 100000 only borrow to the extent
at the very worst that could happen We would be
30 per cent away from bankruptcy We'll. ne says
Il never heard that before ! said. IN addition
to that we have % A. efws{ sa S @ yS e sad Ne
had never heard that before, but he had heard all
saw to them again: Shut up. And say you
that if 1t is my fortune 20 be Mayor of this city
they will shut up or some Gi them her " VII 6f 6e ar m a
iysle said with the awful vengeance Of his words
about the man who constantly sneWing out
his ardor and stood there ping II up all the time
They are not TO live in a reasonable community;
there ought TO be way to stop them
one other little thing about the public credit.
brought over here tonight the record OF case in
court II is entitled the City of New York against
The New York & Queens County Railway Company.
and it is pending now in the courts That Is the
cornnany that built the Belmont tunnel up here
undfr the East River. You say in plain speaking
that Belmont built il. Well Belmont and his
associates did build II. 1t comes over from Long
Island city. and do you know that when 1t gets
over here there a tunnel built from the end Of II
mn 10 the Grand Central Station in 42d street.
IIn, many OF Ynu know tlat? And that II has been