Nothin' less than a judge on the bench is good enough for them.

Dan does the dignity act with the janitors, and when he is with the boys he hangs up the ermine in the closet and becomes a jolly good fellow.
Big Tom Foley, leader of the Second District, fits in exactly, too.

Tom sells whisky, and good whisky, and he is able to take care of himself against a half dozen thugs if he runs up against them on Cherry Hill or in Chatharn Square.

Pat Ryder and Johnnie Ahearn of the Third and Fourth Districts are just the men for the places.

Ahearn's constituents are about half Irishmen and half Jews.