New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-24

ss of ,,d Fciiou D.cs They subsequently, sscersusi
m tho Ouce that a. ,h returns ~efe no, made all 80
% Attorney that tie Law require. e Inspector. q Elecoss
to r. the csnyss' OF the 'aes iinea.ry rpon the
mi n. ..re shan BE- completed snd Immediately there
r. rclct on the part OF the Ia.p~cor.
e. DIV in statutes in thi. PseosI oy ar
80 % 80, Sc v IN OF tie electors They have Therefore
such action te set A. 20 n the Srrrs,
inve.r.,or smother irieu a. Ina sN - .ne.rrnt =,
.vsfs fconouctns elections in this CITY t1os DC
every % NM @ should b. Suggested bat The Grand
Jury b. psrdoued ii they inquire sumo ~ r,srtsans
80 Ill mn .ttcter adherence all those wise pfos
existence SO vel elcos.d 70 rS .s.sme.
.rteil HPsnce At this time g "a esr,, aas In one Of The
the OF the o.ne S ,Oo-.I from an
Indictment there found In ballot boz used on oh o.
entered on the POLLOCK and the poll CLERK r-pe .iedy re-
qresed during the election BY Of the Inspectors -
he exee. Of bo,; her hsv, Zen coaPn made before
r., ns Jul o. S s ss oOVs 81 SSt the hi
suHlse aggravated in their character A. TO cause tar
ec 70 S IN ,py ef II. election di.ici The
Grand Jury formed BY the Chief OF foer ths' ,ne
AZ tie late eec,ion upon examination Of the book' IN
that department appeared tia! the usuI Pees ,orsc was M
unfortunate position AID tina, be eHte.yg5ed IN Al case.
execute the orders Of his suPeOrs with hdeiy Prom ths
d.. S. 'G policemen 1d e,sd for this
iS HS % sas end I'd not protect
hen is, gs1. ~ss m , p In I'll 'Ss Tss1 Sa
they have by heir ,eiion referred the sane Tor moe Pr
believe that p~aesbe and quiet citizens were
driy from The ro' by lswt" without being able TO
pro- ect them IN night, Of the election
une,iors Of his Office he ordered away Of
the Municipal Govern ment assisted BY Police Captain and
ws. forced 10 obey their Other complain,
NAV xs, which have not been communicated the Graad
Jury tu; enough known to cause the@ to urge upon the
all such Of It's members who neglect in case Of necessity
he supremacy AID dignity of and b
hoped that in all where derelcton OF duty found 10 eh
service. of such denquents Tie Grand Jury awe Ia, uedes
unusually large calendar otea'e many which
,ndar and respectfully ask that they may be discharged
I'D ''''D'' '''"O'"'' '''" JIREH BULL Foreman.
wv. P MWlyG }secre,.ries
The Recorder replied as follows:
GsxILFNrN The business have done has been exceed
y large ind T'i , Hs' been "a order
pish The subject matters which you have bad under your
have been principally OF character such hsVe
ncxsr orcnp.d the attention previous Grand Jures and
hope tia, this immunity will not have occasion "a u'stv 20
call the attention OF those who msy set IN your 70 .ns
hch have occupied your time and atenon ms term
H. however you had hsd time, would have been much
sued by the police the day OF election sud You had exam
re P psd 3 the ,yG the dhass their
ute tie public but who for weeks previous to the cleo
ton detailed for other ihaY tor
/. sdvance the interests of certain candidates These
facts within my know ledge and the examination Of the captains
of Police would have developed them IL would so have been
ssifying n time had enabled have done H. have
amn.d number Of complaints that have been maj against
roc.men Tor berg found intoxicated for misconduct for
IoDg ard committing assaults upon IT,
hch have been made months sso ou. up 70 'n
reeept time no notice been taken Of them Hundreds OF
romp,n,s pending sgsins Policemen and take TINS
occasion that while ociate judge CsPrVn au my
sci. have edugly anxious aud urgent 70 have these
posed Of this Investigation wiz no, De maue W vac
frst January announce this fact publicly so that no blame
can he 70 nv aocste and self for not having these
,scs drosd this and for not doug what we could
position OF public officers return yon my ocers thanks
en, in behalf of the community tor the manner In
| which you lave discharged your duties
| The Jurors then retired.
~ District Attorney formed his Honor that number OF
ipdcu found by the Graz Jury against h'Pcc
tori renders their returns Aeo.dn TO aw
he for he ends o public Justice send word to the
accused parties when they would be tried rather than Issue
| bench " for their arrest A., r a.. ,.
Ward before the Recorder bench warrant hry
were indicted by the Grand Jury Tor nouhs sua a.oIG
col duct the 4th Of November The :uooneo depou'n
syes rho nature of the charged against them;
david Stevenson Of No. 6b WAGER street haNinB oeen
dn deposes That he is resident IT the Sv
enlh Ward in said city and legal voter IN 70
wa, AZ the said election district ali cleo non
then heinz held national State and ocA omcers ths uui
nr said deponen challenged the vote, OF
- said election district, and IN hA
the inspector OF sad dis,tct
adnDlte the oath 70 person. onering 20 VOC ~n . e
for exercising his rant OF cnaensv
ION, tLgf the inspectors OF aid eecton asrcs
were Andrew Thompson Robert McGoNa ana ae n.o ~
tLa Thompson aid MCGOWAN were the two inspectors wn
refused administer the oatbs a. stoessia anu na s
Thonpon the inspector who kept sot
for the right Of challenge Deponcnt P's
,fst said Thompson aud MCGOWAN be dealt with ~ the
Tie appeared in Court ard gave bail In 81 each to
| ~ - .o,o. Ill 90 lew Thompson Henry
n IS, No L,nsuine place, for Robert Mc0owsni ana