New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-29
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.

Ihe board OF supervisors met last evening os -
N, to coptinue the appointment OF ReesfTHs tue
lobby crowded. At thst hour 'our Repuoicsns
and siI Democrats wre present. Nearly bali An hcAr
was spent ID reading the minutes; curny tnis tune
Mr.. Little, Republican, csme in Mr.. Noorhles, 81
called Republican, wss sti absent
The PRKsIDEST stated Thar was . speciA meeting
for the purpose Of continuing the Appointment Of regis
trsrs.
Mr.. KENNEDY said that this wss an adjourned meet
ing ard called for TIE regular business.
a conn unicstiop Was then real from the Copora-
ton Counsel wherein be states that the in'
cured under the Registry law were legal charge
upor the county ard thai the Regstrars are sepse
se Of men ON the Inspectors OF Election, the Reg
strars being rev officers not hitherto known to the
law.
Mr.. TWEED moved that the Board proceed to finish
the ballot for Registrars. -
TUESDAY next in toe view Of obtaining lnormstion in
regard TO some errors in the os,nct,og OF the city
Mr. KESSEDY said that be had sgreed 70 proceed
tonight, obtaining the adjournment yesterday
Mr.. KENNkDY stated that he lad pledged himset 70
90 on gb II the accidental 0ri'y of last eveung
would adjourn until to. night BE considered hIrse.f
bourd by that 10 throw no obstace in the way OF the
majority to 60 and consgn themselves to that IN
famy which aw si.ed them Cbless this resolution was
offered With view TO obtain information he felt hiu-
ssf constrained to ssy tb At he should not vote for IT.
He would not vote Tor il as mere eNpedent ot tue
minority.
Mr.. BIusT denounced the action of the majority
unfair NJ inst and dishonest Still he had in hi, earnest
TO get full board tonight, agreed TO throw no
objection in the way of proceeding To night. .
Mr. LITTLE rad understood that the appointment OF
Registrars wss going sccordiog to an agreement
tina. hal should be of eseh party. Had he supposed
that advantage was to be taken Of HE absence nothng
would have prevented him from being here.
Mr. BELL denied that there had been any agree
uept He recoupec the history Of the Bosrd OF S'i-
peyysors in relation the appointment Of Registrars.
The fault lay wlth Mr.. Little, but with his COLI
lesgues. Had they been present st the nrst meeting,
q Ia oh Whi
thrown upon Mr.. Little, would not h4ve been thrown
ppon hun. He gave the history of the attempted
apr.emept Had other members been at their Poet,
there would have been no trouble about H. Haa ,nsy
al been at their post, they might have learned thst
the Demo cratic bers OF this Board never Intended
to allow them an eQua distribution OF patronage. lie
would rever vote for the distribution OF 10 he
pubicaps for their worthless patsacs. He glouei IN
giving II whole so uOU 10 tLe Democrst4c parry ho
wss glad to DO il.
Mr. BLUNT stated that Mr Kennedy had offered 10
the Democratic members TO give them majority IN
q msiorty the Districts. They said that they were
gilip 10 agree 10 H. they havirg q majority 10 the
ODD districts, while the Republicans soould have
majority In the even dsrics. bE they wished TO pre-
cent il TO the Democratic Grernl Committee, VINO,
they bad DO doubt, would agree 10 ~ Every msmper
thnf he smoke TO on the subject mai toe sse idea he
had He eft uufer the imprss on ths: tue arrsge-
mert was substantially completed. -.
Mr Ball said that he SOL = mar 10 his life,
Did he MT state in that informal meeting, tha ne
trar. he would do it He would say, thai he
thought at first the proposition Of the Repuohc ans
q magnsnimoGs one, giving the Democrats 'na.
ioriiy iu the odd Districts. But in this the Old sdss
was true; man proposes arc God disposes. God dis
posed of this bee Of the iniquiy OF the thng-a
burden Of $ eco beirg thrown upon the City OF New
York n order that one-haf might go TO the Repubi-
con party.
Mr. PuRDY-We shall have to enforce the rule.
SIvERAL-Let him go on. g,
Mr. BILL-By ca 1 hope you will go on all
AR. KyssrDr-I hope the President will require
Supervisor Bel To apologize for using protsne Ian
guHse before the Board.
kir BILL am the last man 10 take the nsme OF
sny lightly, any holy pane ID my m"u'ni ON very
bappy that the gentleman should have noticed IT,
Mr.. BLuSr-He Mr.. Bell said be had NJ doubt
but that the Democratic General Comm ttee would
accept that fer but that il that Committee author
lied them 10 swrde ont of every Republican Regis
trar they would do it. Mr. Ll'tle said, mo, SIR
dont believe you will DO it," did not believe Tor
one NJ, n ent that he would do such athiog.
Mr. BELL-rhen you did mt bsieve tina. told the
truth.
MI BLrsr-I thought you we're in jest.
Mr.. BELL am q toan Ot ry word.
Mr. LIIILE-I uLderrtaId this agreement wss en-
tered il to by every member. remember something
was expected from Tsmmsny Hall but did not sup
pose that it could effect arrangement assented to by
every IT. any ground that table.
Mr.. PuRDY-By Inc, Sr!
Mr. LITTLE-if yon didut asaent TO II, didnt IN
der-taIdir II have been deceived, whether the de,
ceptob Intentional or Is not Tor III" 20 decsi
thought wss dealing with honorable meo. RENE n.
her Mr. Bel said be would cheat us, and sid that
didn't belir We he woulj do IT, dldnt consider u OF
apy ms,tria consequence whether was here or not
If bad thought so should have spent everything
have esrth expect to have to have got 70 this
meeting.
Mr.. BELL-This goes TO show that the gentleman Is
worthy Ct the trust epoeed 10 him. suppose the gen.
temsn attended to bis private business IN TINS way
Mr. KEsS,DY slrO stated thai be old not think
tia, Mr. Bel could be IN earnest when ne
ssd that he woud cheat the Repul lcans. he dd
net re ard them being desgned To be considered 70
be iii cere. He thought the Registrars we're 70 oe
squa ly divided politically. But there were out I'VE
Rtpublicaps there. Judas had lett tbem now.
He had card eight moths ego that be was not 10 be
With them. Trey had nO~ net With determination
20 tbtow obstac. iD the way OF the majority Eo
on said re- T" and finish il a. you have begun. Maks
ont Of il wht You can here, and ~e WIN "oAo ou'
what We car beresfer -
Mr. TWEED succlc'y recODn'ed ths terms on tue
seres nj Drop. sed by the Republicans at the nior'
nal meeting But the Democrats returned 10 corner,
Mr. PrRpY sa.d: 81 won't consent to that, under
sny circumstances. Tamrneny Hal meets tonight,
ard we will what Tnmmsby hau Will do.
Nj. STEWART spoke in q tone Of voice scarcely
aucible 81 the reporters table he WAS supposeh 70
cay thai he bad bad an interview "nh Mr. "lnlf
il relation the ruDor that he sas aoou, 70 tnrh
traitor 10 the party which elected him. an1 DO was even
nos jncued TO b.. Sc that Mr.. Voorhis would return
Mr.. Li11LE acknowledged that he he'd bsep tot
| cou6dlpg He had only to say nov, ~ yoa wiz Iot
give NJ. thiz time, gentlemen, 1 will never trust you
sgsip. ,.,.r H. v..
| Mr Ii,ile's motion to a. jsurn rega,lyed by
vote Of Yeas to Nays, MI. Kennedy voting vita
| toe ms jorty.
Dir Tweed proposition TO proceed with the appoint
| utpt Of RegistIars whs tnt q taken up.
| Nr LI1TLE moved aootner adjournment, and cahed
/ for ~, Y.as and Nays. Lo,t--2 Yeas ~ Nays.
| Mr. LITTLE again moved u postpoLement tli tues