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Show Tiir. iiniiir ncii-ox in sorim. Tin. sober mind of New York Is at last ma le aware that the law against thersrrylngol deidly weasus Is not entirely whim. The II ocM Is among those who Mlevo that UwatiMIng ctli-tens, ctli-tens, as a rule do not need slxshooters In their iockets often enough lo make them of much ronseiuenoo to srcurl ly, and that If thoso who carry them for Improper tirjoBca were curtailed In this Indiilgruce, the others coulJ wrllairord to yield that much of their liberty. If the United States puhll" has a practice more reprehensible than that of carrying a gun wnccaled upon Its person, It Is the practice of Its ofll errs Id nulttllig It lo do so unlaw fully. tint wellleve that the are tlrura whenalstol is aliglllmate nnd con sMeiit I rotation for the most ace-able ace-able of cltllens. We believe that the rirrylng of a draJly weiixni In this illy today Is no mirk of ha I motive ordlresiect to law, A man cannot walk the streets alter night without running a risk of lie. log a-saiiltoj by runiaus. Aud while contending for tho en forcrment of the law against carrying carry-ing diadly weapons, we hold that means should lo available by which such weapon may he carried lawfully by men wlhs have occasion for such protection and ran furnish reliable I roof of a irritation fur peace and (uletncse. |
