The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-09


nif q -, the election districts ere 90 large and III 1t
10 some dbriss sLc-c e 200 400 votes registered
whoa 1t Ia vel tscvs thai aAs that namocf coala!n"
voter whose FAULT l. g~s 10 900 Or l7koe Unoo vots
we're dsrapchised At ,hs ats e'csic.s RsSnscuuiIy'
you obedient servant, ADnNn Mpn5 "a,
Inspector six.a DsEOs, T0ush ward
Esw Yosx, Nov. 8. 1880.
THE MILITARY ON ELECTION DAY.
TO TIE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.
NEw YORK. Nov 8, 1880
hosiced in the HfRAiD or yesterday Under tho hesd.
ing II Meeting OF tho Board NJ Police Commissioners"
Nat resolution had been fxsed BY that tocy directing
Inquiry 10 DO made, and report to the Board By shat
authority military force ordered to assemble al
the armoriss In reply would nay that II ID not any
Of their business Perhaps tho Mayor did, or
may be the colonies Of tho respective regiments
the orders For what purpose such orders
also Of thehs busEess Perhaps however the reg
neuts Of this CITY have in their keeping property OF tho
State I'm tho shape W muskes bayopets, howtzers, &c
for which bonds have been given 70 large amount by
the officers Of the different regiments and which property
70 The Interest Of ,hs yoois oom%unny vSoss ssis,y
would be endar gered the said seized upon
aud carried OF BY mob; nod think, a. docs every re
necting citizen, that, from what source the
derS enApated showed wlstom the part OF the per
ordering and the thanks OF the community
arc que 10. tne p,essa,'oo tasen Permit MOB 70 come
the keepps u citizen soIdery, and OF what earthly
use would be the military (wthout Mms), the Mesropo
Tan police or tho BcAId Of Police oomnssiooerss
T.R.T
MISCELLANEOUS POLITICAL INTELLIGENCE.
snTUcz OF BYERLr-willAm Byery, who was
victed In Philadelphia on the cha'gc Of rendering
fraudulent returns TO the county OF tho vote
In the Fourth ward OF which no was the Judge Of Eec-
tion has been sentenced to fns OF 500 and be i'm
prisoned in the county prison FOR two years and Blk
will ha haf lha duIa
turns Thus rendered elected John NJ Baer black repub
licaD, to xress the Frs. district, over William 6
Lehman, democrat, who had o majority Of the actual
number OF votes cast. Mr. Butler very unjusty holds
the certificate OF election thus entirely setting aside the
expressed will OF the people. VIII be seen, however,
that the Governor has issued proclamation declaring
Mr. Lehman the duly elected member.
TIE sorrHnss sESrAEsr At di9per given in Swan.
Ian o. Toe ~ ira the occasion Of the csmpe.on
tine Charleston and Railroad the following were
among the coasts Nniea oaered:--
Tho President OF IN" rnet states-The last perhaps,
Of q line OF illustrious men.
The last straw that oroks the csnel's bask-LlncoIn
There was no response, during the evening aub
ject had been fully discussed tho sentiment OF all
speakers who au ted 70 It being Of resistance In
some form, TO black republican government
SECESSION IN vRorUA-It Is said that If the State OF
Virginia joins tue secession of any the
other Southern Statcs the Pan Handle, upon which is
located the city OF Wheeling, will split OIL from the old
Dominion and jsn Pennsylvania
PURCHASING ARMS Tho West Baton RougelQA) Sugar
Plasi<y has the following item
We learn that gentleman from AlsbAms has been in
Baton Rouge for several days. endeavorng 70 purchase
large quantity OF from the In tnat city.
We believe be has not been successful, 30 fang
THE rhs II PAsr Henry A. wso has declared in .
public speech that $50 help him God he would never sub.
nit for twe0ty four hours 70 theseecton OF Lncoin