The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-18
THE CITY CANVASS.

second Wnr0-~Tho Fourth District
Thrown Out.
DISTRICT BR0UGHT UP BEFORE THE BoARD, ANN
FINAL DIsP0sIrI0N MADE OF IT.
4 The morning session Of this Board commenced on
Thursday at nine O'Clock. a4a
Alderman Henry proceeded TO the returns from
the Third Aldermanc district great number OF clerical
errors found In the RETURNS several were sent
back for correction.
The Canvassers from the Eighth Aldermanic distric
which were sent for Wednesday appeared before the
Board, and made the necessary corrections their re-
turns, and were discharged motion Of Alderman Peck
The Sixteenth Aldsrmanc district was then csnvassed
by Alderman Mcspedon, and found 70 be correct
The Board then took recess Cor half IN hour.
Amer recess the Tenth Adermanic district was taken MP
~ Alderman Iynes, and found 70 be correct win The ex-
espsion cf . fsw clsssesa sxrOrs y
Another ro0e9 was taken til1 three o,clock =
Bons bali hour before the time for the reaupsnhlnR
f ~ Beard sons Two hundred psrscns were Ia vune
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Qhe Rrict Ats1ney) y ss1d nan ~ esrI01, as bis
= c. tisn mads Z ~ ezplanaa0ry renariu
C1izE then 6sIlsd upon Alderman Adams TO proceed
WITH the cnnvsas Of NE contested districts.
Alderman ADAMS said be had opinions from several
legal esntenen IN regard TO The ar, III Of whom said
hat The Board ha1 power 70 80 behind the returns.
paed te day bsfore, any person who wished 70 send IN
sas Co1I - 80 "a "a 49, - 49, any q msmDsr
ed d fhst efSsc1 =. -
The 0HarA called upon the Clerk 10 slaie how was.
me cznx sf.eed mat resolution had been offered TO
Idesrosn Idsms - scsn csiies nnon bv The r.,r n,
proceed with the cauvass
Aloefmsn ADA snen read tne Eeventn district OF the
few sat clerical errors OF no importance was found
but nothing further
He wards took up the returns from the Fourth
ns un,pcrssnt % c,scs s1ror was sonnd and mo-
ton made to have the Board correct II, which was
EdeFnsm HpxsFuwm ~~swrs s4s,,g - -hss,ss s.,.sse
OF the Thirteenth ward which was The last OF the coned
1ssr Tho c.nv..,s,n. q, ,ho .,o,,, ,,..-..
BRADLEY moved that the adavs which had been laid on
the table De then taken from the same.
AIderman Rmsp,ry sgsin roved ,n.. Tho .na.u,., -
given to Alderman Adams, to make any dspositon Of
'hTTs TT;s mo Notion S Ivas .i.o ..r.,.s --.
Alderman ADAMS then received the andavits from the
torney. DDA"' Az
Thus ended ths matter here. brt n 4. or;,o sx,
that il win be laid befora the Datrict q PiooaDo
days. and all the persons designated as voting ieralv
Imprisonment - A1' "
On the Question beinc decded IN ,.xo- :, ~ ~,
the spectators left the room as fast as possible and Whe5
present among them al the time. 'A' ssn'eman' VINO was
-. The Board then went on with routine business,
O'Clock this morning. ''' AH'0 r"aras unni nme
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INTERESTING PROCEEDINGS OF THE BOARD IN THE
TwENTY-sECOND WARD CASE
The Board continued is session on Friday bv reasee
., :, r.. .,,.. ~ 's " ieaN0e"-
onng a. nne O'CLOCK.
Alderman B0oIR canvassed the returns from the Twelfth
Aldernnanic district
AIdorr.n t,oo,v .cr..s . ..,,
AueAu Doolh onereo resoiunon 70 have the Official
canvass published in all the city papers, but was laid ON
the table, on motion Of Alderman Lyuex
A. sow minute. ra., go, ar ....,.,
49," A.'0 P~s''"ei'e u'e spoc'ai erder OF tne
The special order was the df,cutv with the rs,rr. ~
A.. ,-., .,..-.. 80, - e iosui NO -
1io Toui VI us'fc' VI 'e twenty second ward This
where the Canvasers failed To send in their rens
within twenty four hopre of,ar ~. ,,,n -. ,,s .
=. J. .s. -s.. =. p0"A "os 0'0eeu, a0oofu>
ing 70 tne requirements OF the law. A resolution
passed on Saturday last compelling the Canvasaers N
waka anna ra,,,rrs - - t.-.o. ..--,.s
e VS. ~ sve foasons why tney couio nos.
Ine SAnvassers as sne poll clerks had not performed
their duty had nothing to present to the Board but blank
r.nor, ana .or.or,nu.,vr All. -. -. q. ...- -
PsPv1, anu Consequently nH "aS sent In " knem Inc