--- In AsburyPark@yahoogroups.com, "justifiedright" 
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Take a look at your source there.  It was someone writing in 1988 
> and remembering back to when he was 13.  Memories fade. 

Now you are really stretching it, but I'll ive it to you that you 
said "legend has it."

> Are you quite certain I'm wrong about the Bradley lawsuit?

No. I don't claim to be a historian.

> I'll tell you what I'll do.  I'm in Freehold Monday.  I'll see if 
I 
> can dig up records on the suit, if there is any.

Well that is what would prove it. Absent that it is all "legend has 
it." While you are there get a copy of the deed to the city. I would 
like to see the easements regarding perpetual public use of the 
property and the purported reverter clause that if the property 
becomes private, it reverts back to the Bradely heirs. I heard they 
got screwed by the city and that that continues to this day.

> 
> Not that it matters anyway.  The topic was did Bradley 
benevolently 
> want the people to have the Beachfront.  If after reading 
everything 
> you uploaded from the Times you don't see the answer is obviously 
> no, he did not want them to have it, then there is no convincing 
you.

Unlesswe have writings from Bradleywe don't know why he was 
reluctant to give it up. It may be that he was worried about the 
uses that would be allowed there. He was a real right winger that 
Bradley. He'd probably support Dubya today.

> I think you are a fair person.  You must see that if you are 
making 
> a conclusion about what Bradley wanted based upon those facts, the 
> only supported conclusion is that he wanted to keep it for himself.

As I said before, we are all making conclusions. It appears he was 
reluctant to give it up to city control. You conclude that it was 
because he wanted it for himself. But you cannot know. When he did 
sell it he wanted to make sure that it remained in public use. Your 
buddies have violated those wishes.





 
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