A Fight for the City
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The very fact that the administrators of an inadminis- trable law are themselves inevitably lawbreakers, tends to throw them into fellowship with other lawbreakers; the very fact that they them- Digitized byVjOOQlC The Powers that Rule 137 selves inevitably stand within the danger of the law, leads them to associate themselves with other lawbreakers for the corruption of the higher and the lower courts. In his capacity of Justice of the Court of Special Sessions, Mr.
Jerome had year by year had... ample oppor- tunities to see these tendencies fulfilled. He spoke to his audiences of what he saw. He spoke to them not only of the blackmail levied and the lawless power exerted among prosti- tutes and gamblers and saloon-keepers, but of the blackmail levied on the law-abiding poor.
It is not the least among the offsets to the charity of Tammany that what is given to the poor has but too frequently been wrested from the poor.
"Take one small instance," Mr. Jerome said with his usual picturesque precision of illustration.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The very fact that the administrators of an inadminis- trable law are themselves inevitably lawbreakers, tends to throw them into fellowship with other lawbreakers; the very fact that they them- Digitized byVjOOQlC The Powers that Rule 137 selves inevitably stand within the danger of the law, leads them to associate themselves with other lawbreakers for the corruption of the higher and the lower courts. In his capacity of Justice of the Court of Special Sessions, Mr.
Jerome had year by year had... ample oppor- tunities to see these tendencies fulfilled. He spoke to his audiences of what he saw. He spoke to them not only of the blackmail levied and the lawless power exerted among prosti- tutes and gamblers and saloon-keepers, but of the blackmail levied on the law-abiding poor.
It is not the least among the offsets to the charity of Tammany that what is given to the poor has but too frequently been wrested from the poor.
"Take one small instance," Mr. Jerome said with his usual picturesque precision of illustration.
What to read after A Fight for the City?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Alfred Hodder to read onlineMoreLess
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