The sun., 1912-08-15

you don't need mc half az much as ]
need you" said MIR. Whitman when he
GOT a chance ,o hc heard
I'VE are with YOU all right" said
Vcice.
In his address Mr.. wrilman said:
am in full accord with IN" purposes ~
this gathering. 7 am IN sntr" sympathy
With the movement on the part Of the ci'l-
zens Of New Work honestly ia find out what
the conditions are. and II " shalldevclop
that the conditions are wrong ! am in svin-
pathy too With tn" citizens of New York
&ho are determined to right them. IAp-
plausel
And they cannot ba rghted by public
ofYicials unless back Of those public officials
" the united sentiment uf the good citizen
ship OF the city. | an not here for tn"
purpose aud | do not intend To criticise or
Censure any publiG official. have not
done that and do not propose to do that
y bear cheerful witness TO the fact that
they have worked with me and have helped
ne, as have tried I" help them.
have NO svr,paihv and have no feeling
n the constant "ri'lc,sm OF courts and of
Judges III this CITY. | have been u member
bf the ha" tor nearly twenty years and
en- somewhat familiar With courts and
Judnes and PROCEEDINGS IN court. both GRIM
tnal and civil.
0flcers can always agree on all points with
tuYies and with Judges. hut there never has
, teen time. NJ least during my admins'ra-
] tion Of the District Attorneys ONCE, When
. there has ever boon any serious difference
' ~ opinion With regard TO tn" great funda-
! mental principles of Law and with regard to
4 the duty of courts and Judges and prose-
J cutting officers. and there isn't any din erence
! to-day.
F, I have no hesitancv whatever in saying
! that there - not a Judge in the Court OF
Genera Sessions that there is not Justice
a N the Supreme ourt of the state Of New
y York before whom | would he UNIV Hing to
}. tvy any one ot the cases growing ont of the
, conditions with regard Ia which yon ar"
4 here to complain tonight not one loud
appausel.
!. I appreciate the ehor, on your part to
form committee TO assist the District
!! Attorney in his labors shall look TO that
. committee for assistance. advice and sug-
J Restions.
| want to say IN closing thar the killing
OF Herman Resent hal was a murder of
/ course an awful murder but II was more
|! than that. In the light of all the g ircum-
Z atances connected with l. It was \ chal-
i ienae to our very civilization itself. loud
/, applause
N IL not q question Of who or what Roesn-
\ thai was. or who may he Mayor. or who may
| he Police Commissioner. or VINO may I've
F, District Attorney. II j. not "A question of
Becker or of few mon who may or may
not have been accomplces; it is question
whether u can be possible for tour hired
murderers 10 commit an atro"iouS crime
In the heart Of this city and get leisurey
away. Applause.
Unfortunately those are the conditions.
That Is the challenge TO the civilization OF
the twentieth century to the city OF New
York. and appreciate. ladies and gentle
men. that you have accepted that challenge
as Knew YOU would Applause
And the public or the city and the Police
Department or the city and the District
Attorneys o.ftce OF the county and the
courts of New York are going to unit. TO
So..o,.,..,. 60 ,., -,
uemons'ra~ y" IN" peop'" OF 'hs "ot'd
maj tine man does not Nv" VINO IN tins city
Of New YORK. can with impunitr set at de-
6anoe tho majesty IN. diuni,, tho .ox
anno. .he "'a,eSE' w, u'sn'''' '"e s"'-
rs",' VI "a" 'npp'a".e' ~
Dr. Lyman ADhott sald IN part.
Democracy i on trial to-nish, in this our
city. The paop le have authority TO make
lews-have theF po"er To have those la"-
obeyed' lha' IA IN" question which CON
IrontS us ne hes' law uhentorcei + "orth
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Ca-Io s,nd.~ tho reruiai;or of Inv ana
With ade,ua,. u,,ice pr,,.oti,n for IN.
Rsn,esters the " noie ,i,v would vote down
the proposition with wrath But | declare
with the full rnsapinc Of ms words in my
own mind tha' it ,uli he he,-ar 10 have a
Monte Carlo in tho yi .tni,, of Nev lo-.
under legal rey,,i,,i,n ,;,h IN. ysnes,ers
ovo,sc,eJ h,. ,,Ii,e ,h,p yanhli,u beii.
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vice. hui snail ~. ,r,'ii,aie pro,nctcd
vice." Applause
u would tai" u ionr "hile II might for
Sne doc,or' '" stamp on az rpide,hic lr
49,, '&I,n IL ~, ""' :, mo',,u @ ~, '"ke ue, Wv '
who pre,enuinr A., aoh, The ep;rie,nic w.r,
enforcing :, and promoting i, in order to
get their doctors ;e'-
Rabbi Schulmaa said the occa sion was
no, one for fine phrases. hu, an hour FOR
roAsecratt,p ,n vary s,,.,,, ,osn,rsi
. huI,,o, iIo ,.td no ,t,, .,as ,nn,rnr,ad
"F 'c."''' '''"' pa' 'n''S"
oet"een inquiry ana IN" lnlHutous p"i
euer who does rot pursue"
This Is no Jewish problem nor Chris