New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-09
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M nis GnkYke. Opdyke. Gunth Qunth,r Wood Wood.

And one scattering was thrown Out. Anis ap.
reared oil the return presented TO the Aldermen, bus
not on that cent to the Clerk of the Common Coun-
Gil.
Mr.. DAYToH-I submit whether we should require
the Caovassers TO come and explain that discre'
pancyi move that they be required to appear mere
and explain it.
There being no objection, the motion was carried
and the canvass proceeded.
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a'd P oPssA' oRsy'' o9o 70 o@Ss' TS is Wis.,
Mr.. CoRSELL.-Mr. Chairman, OF behalf of the
Committee appointed by this Board TO superiptend
the canvass for the first district of the Nnteenth
Ward, have to state that the Board Of Canvassen
were present, and on comparing the returns In the
ballobox with the returns of the pollist we found
them 10 exceed by ii votes which were drawn out
Unfortunately by of the Canvassers. On tbafs
we proceeded to canvass the votes and this 10 the
reform. move that Of them be handed to the
Aldermen and the other TO the Clerk of the Common
Council.
The motion was carried and the Committee dis
charged.
On motion of Mr.. FARLEY, a vote Of thanks Wa
rendered to the Canvassers.
The canvass proceeded.
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Ward Dist Opdyke. Cpd. Gunther Gunt'r. Wood WOOD
XVIII. .l9......2j ~ las las LIS III
The canvass Of the XIIth Aldermanic District was
thus concluded
Mr.. DAYTON Ito Mr.. Cornell) Are you not readyf
MI CORNELL--l not ready.
Mr. DAYTON TO Mr.. Allen)-Are you not readyf
Dir. Allen will be ready on Monday morning.
Mr. FRoMEST-1here seems TO be nobody ready
and desire TO aa the attention of the Board 10 this
fact unless we get along little more rapidly than
this we shall not get through IN ten days. l know
of no other way than by meeting earlier than va
have met, and when we adjourn, move that we adj
iourn until 10 o'clock in the morning.
MIR. DAYToH-I must say that that VIII be very
announcement for me; / would rather cit later.
Mr.. BooLE-I would suggest 10 the gentleman
from the Ninth (Mr. Dayton) that the probability 70
that the canvass can proceed without his presence.
do not think that there is any occasion for him 70
be present, and if he thinks that II cannot go on
without him, all be has got to DO Is to pu. hlnsei
out and come, or il not, to appoint substitute.
shall insist upon the motion OF the gentleman thas
We meet at ~ OF clock. ..
Mr., DAYToy-Whether am obliged 10 put myself
out or not, intend to be here during thus canvass,
and do not think that any gentleman has any ngat
to mpnte 10 me any suspicion Of any other member
of the Board because intend to BE- here tbrouyhous
this canvass shall, Of course, be obliged TO sub
nit ia case the tine ia fixed for 10 clock IN Tie
morning.
Mr.. BooLE-While am very willing that the
gentleman should entertain any opinion he pieases,
presume the gentleman Will allow me the same PRIV.
leRe desire TO meet az 10 o'clock, in order TO get
along with tie business and hope II will be carried.
The motion wss carried, and, after the Correction
of the clerical uniDportant votes sent ossA
to the Canyassers in the Sixteenth and Ntntn hIus'
the Board took recess until 10 q. N: oil Mohasys
Messrs. Cornell, Allen, BOoie and Farley agreeing
to te present ut that hoar.
We subioin the resul, on Mayor Of Saturdays
work, conSprisiug the Adermanic Districts repre-.
senied by Messrs. Froment ana Booze;