The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-11-23
SUPERIOR c0UaT-TRlAl TERM.

The Troubles Of Republican Ward OrganI.
xati0n--A Police Captain Sued by "a Cnndi.
date Tor County Clerk for False Imprissn.
ment.
Before Judge Jones'
janus ~ Thompson james psigAG-This an action
brought by the plaintiff, prominent republican politician
against Captain speigh Of the Metropolitan police for
alleged illegal and malicious arrest and prosecution. The
excited NO little interest," and tho there
fore crowded with SPECTATORS comprising Superintendent
several well known politicians ~
and wa ss %
ss 4:s H 1 the Colonel
ststa 80 y 'N'
as :nG
he said had been deputy collector Of assessments eAndi
= @ x
TWO ssa %
Police Justice when he was opposed By hompson This
e. ss:nss e
w. wsns he plaintiff gained s s "a.
ne Ss q
va. through side door on rwe1tSy street and
20. '9:s' s'Gs::
the room with pssps there on The .p
pearance Of 'hnfs In reference % remark about the
a% s1s
party
did look would be put quicker he GOT in
named pra%aeSd aud Out o.
%tP
ing the latter king the Thompson who viewed
a
s.ns 'es' sdsuss ssnspsde
mSn wno sasd as oil r % ~ a. r1su,
fourth street; am Deputy Tax Commissioner know the
i wssseSssl i. w.:
Their headquarers was present at the meeting between
pas. seven + NJ when arrived spcishi in the
o me 1Ia sasis he
and geai many not there were from one hundred 20
lS 'ssss tic rs e isS
% a.S
SSS a ve 2.
after speght sidewalk: were 90 the Twentyhd
or La Z -s sS
ssss %.: E Hss ssss
Sss, e ss.s Ss,.. % s.a ss 4.
ma..s, sasn ssv pnG going q 10 charge Of police
and morning yeaerson Market beard Captain speghi
che & captain ssls
and s n. tisnas while ne ars:,ed those q
y st rs fs ssi w. ss
ssrs ws parties r. cnsassd T. .ss, primary Lhcnpson sna
% as ese n and sn bad 's The so s
had rass.ords The plaza there s c.les Dnion hsad
plaintiff y known as jimmy Thompson by friends he
he said pro. III. PACKING % nc sD
S n a. Es ss a ag @ ara. :, .. S q.
What andsf.iood there qaiis circle, capt, spssS
on IL. voting had not commepccd they were doing noSiHs
large sgn l9Sy WHO ,osd sstlns for n.,.-qrd
police IN The large hsil d he generally they wers
pssmsn ,see ,se .pscers wsa NO, there then zen
:, table don't snow ,a., they wers in the rom;
Thomb.sn SPOKE in be usual tone about Tie same
nov 81 any oas else; ~" spcIset we ien beSips
Lee when We down about 1--WE after saw
whom Mr. Ice EXPLAINING he dieuliy q getting into
&c ariy .aaser he r,pisd mo more ,saa
IN .fueA Lee, there was quito crowd several
serg tom hiiesn wsn. psopIe che Gr,t voice heard
YOU erss, ,hsi breach o. the pssse after.
wards heard some one say, AIRES, Governor Fentons
sess % ne crowd caSt swear saw xsason sss ssi
s Sser Se d sS Sa Sssr e aSs
on sy 3 you'd have nc police sross ad not hear him
and then lake u before the Governor that recollec.
hs a,sd 20 .hress ,hs ! f.ooisc,, sss inoea
him; heard the ca for after Thompson
ss as socson ne e d o1 e ds ,9s mem
Etmqra Lee ,esasd-I s,s superintendent Of Stat.
his primary !, septsnber u.s. 1886 sbou, I'VE
aA -. .ny one ,hs msr ofp ~. s wen,
got IN oy going 10 With crowd; Atkinson there
nead nols Enough giving password police we're there
hem mere we're some % sTS-qvay eaIy as O'clock
nc vert e ne Zoos iogoihe,i pruaond ives behind