The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-20

cur NCEn0ED OoaaEsFonDKacy.
SzAzn InAsD, MArsh Is, 1850.
Epeaenr. in RscAxssS- Obnvctios n Ps0stc 0Gcas-
Interference Of Nsew worsAippas-Gose Clark aud
ae Prsroga.ise Of POrSss-hsd;gsGios Ass1ns-ssssi-
m<sts Expressed
Your readers win reooect that during the session Of
the Criminal Cours of Richmond county held on the Goth
Of February sst Theodore C. vernys, Peter Butt and
Thomas Garrett town auditors indicted for nal
kasancs In Office inasmuch they had audited and al
lowed illegal bills against the Of South6sd contain
ing charges amounting 70 nearly three thousand dollars
They brought to trial through the extions Of
energetic District Attorney, A. D. Groot Esq and
vctsd after patient hearing Of their casss The Judse
sentenced them to imprisonment In The county js for
fifteen days, and to pay nne Of $50 each. The
parties 1t the sane term, pleaded guilty 10 separate in
dctm<nts charging them with corruption and sxtortion
money, amounting to u zoo, and they for this
sentenced to pay ne OF 500 EACH and lose their Of
fees Justice Of the Peace Town supsrnsni Dent Of
Common Schools and Town Clerk. At the session
Abraham B. vandarzse and David NcLymAn we're
in the town Of Cseton add Of interfering defeat the
purity Of elecon By sresAaDg up the ballot boxes. de-
~, &C. toey vsrs sentenced .S % 'ofse
The people here looked on these results afording
pleasing instances Of the integrity OF jurors the
bench, moro particularly they occurred moment
when In the counties OF New YORK and Kings the people
certain officials cnsrrcd With violations of the trusts of
oa;ce Thev aso con cratnlated thsn seves mon the
prospect Of future peace at the polls on esc
ton day., owing to sentences passed tho &C :used
Thee hopes dispeIed, for immediately the
sentences being cd Of the leading of
sno nege. wolsnppess parry, .sso o ING us sss
sno.ssoIsSo ~ ~. - - - -. S.., % ~ go
onerf were uscu 70 tnem 1otn ~ sssocaes ana parry
agents The gentlemen ande 70 posted OH 70 ANsny,
case Clark in such light that his Exceen
~ thno With his marty lends IN trouble and
s ILL =, o., M,r;c. As,ornav ~ n thu
merite Oh the cares, " esuIony on ne
entire party On FRIDAY, the i4th ipstsnt tney were
carried from jail BY their trends and erJ yea Pe:s
fac,iop The niger ns osy With
80, 40 "A o,nSe d.rror.,,st,on. ~ law
oV T. 20 - uss a.. 49,. ,o, ;,,,a..
EAciem0nt Mhou VIVA e2ee. uoA6os.on, AAh.no.
atey sgitased the majority OF the lnaaeaus OF th-
island ana the following call Tor public fodigaatcn
meeting was wisely circulated:-
CITIZENS or RICHMOND ARousr.
public meeting Of The citizens aud will be held
81 The Court House. on Monday the I'm day OF March, 1885,
70 express neir sense OF ne shsweess oaIsge com
every order loving CITIZEN axpayer who desires To
protect treasury plumber ever, eector who
wishes 70 preserve The purity o. the ballot boz attend
At the ncu. appointed q a-ge and inHuen al meeting
assembled and was organized after some Interruptions
am sorry 10 say from Ia the employ OF one al
The public establishments located on tue sland Col
Nathan Barrett was CHOSEN President and Gsosiel r.
resolnt,ons was .dontsd the n.eamne 10 vn,sn raes
nitulates all the .ct have sta ed above For Of the
rresolrf;1r a re,d al follo,s.-
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ustce the county but as npsng IT, vgor The