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70 the Pubiic.-Ihr appearance IN some OF the
papers OF Yesterday of very exaggerated and false
account of al asslby some # the men attached TO
the Municipal Police, induces belief that syst7-
matte misrepresentation of the motives and conduct
of the policemen has already commenced and viii
intcaInail, be continued Tor the purpose oi casting
od.Gu. apon the systen far Superintendent
of The Municipal Police ites it duty in behalf OF
lhe palic- force 10 earnestly solicit the public, not
TO allow such reports IN any shape TO induce want
OF confidence in the sysrem nor The withholding OF
that countsnauc. and supnort which will bs IN e
grut degree needed and expected al The outset OF
It's organization and operations,-while on his part,
he tsnders every assurance Inc citizens tina. all
complaints OF misconduct shall receive a prompt
ard iull investigation. BENIN. w. BENSON,


Superintendent of Police.


Nsw-York Jan. 25, l9l5.


u We trust that this new system Of Police
will receive fair trial. 1t viii of course require
some time to perfect the details Of the plan, but
fiom long and intimate acquaintance with Col.
Benson, We are prepared to say, that ii i, eossnct
give entire satisfaction to the public, it will not
be owing to any want Of ability, integrity or at
tention on the part Of the Superintendent.