New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-20
LOCAL POLITICS.
THE KINGS COUNTY ELECTION FRAUDS.

THE KINGS COUNTY ELECTION FRAUDS.
The County Canvassers resumed their work
Yesterday The returns from the With District OF the
Sixth Ward returned with the original figures TOT
Sheriff restored they the same rs reported at Police
HEADQUARTERS on election night thus increasing Walterss
majority by 127 votes The returns from the lld District
Twentieth Ward were returned corrected, adding
10 Walterss majority Inc returns iIJ e lsl
District Twentieth Ward, which had been changed TO
show Of 247 for Cunningham ana Nl ior WATERS
was received from the CanyasseT Win statement thAt
the correct ngnre' ccaTts snperyisor Toby
Twenty-frst Ward stated that justice bu ,le
Ivth District Twenty Ward had refused TO sign the
return; that no had disappeared anu ~ was HPosspe
accepted and canvassed with the one canyassers sigma
ture attached. Supervisor Johnson moved tnat inc
conneine him To- sen the return Supervisor Cassidy
moved send the return back 70 inc supervisor Oh lhe
had probably gone 10 Canasie Ireland TO spend his
Thanksgiving The motion TO canvass the return US
visor OF the Ward There few districts yet To De
canvassod Supervisor Crooke presented protest rom
Justice HOyt against the certificate OF election pelbB
given 10 Barnet Johnson ~ Associate justice OF Sessions
allie cling Johnsons term as Justice Oh ne IeaO %
Faands had only year 20 run whereas tho law re
quired that any person 10 be eligible 70 hoIu he Posp
Of Associate Justice Of Sessions must be justice o 's
Peace for term which does expire before the emu OF
two years. The protest WAS laid on the table $500, -,
The official canvass for members OF Assembly u rs lo
'O F1, Diario,c.l $40. WAL ~ crt. nsetl lo1
7ir K. an 20, lsl2 S..; a,., i5
Fopth DtIei-MoeJ, 10l7 RsJsoils sF! h's''I' MAJOR
1 DtrtJon,, %; Goodrich o. Jos'f. siI5I nv. 10
ST1aa Dsstr-M,iio1 2tl2 Brewer 2sJI Holmes 30 81"
i g Dr~Dren ana B,up,s as T.s's '5' Doso''A
H,n DsirieIJaoob, 3'sl sssioa 23 MsclosksJ, 7o j.,
aool CoSHs.t,r, cosnfy To''"'aguAAn II Edslra'
A meeting Of citizens Of williamsburgh was held on
Wednesday evening 10 consider the present aspect OF
PSose n,eaea Cant NSRHhei riegs George ThonP
son George L. Fox Dr. w. H. Hurd Roswell G. Bransrd
Capt W. b. OstrOn, s. NJ. Beard, Joseph I. Knapp, IT,
lanes A Bradley, John A. Taylor, a. II. Daley, Dr.
William Wright. Charles Schurig, Timothy Perry, Mel
willie Hayward Judge Thompson was called To the chair
discuss the subject before themthat each would give
his views without restraint on the serious condition OF
our political affairs. and whether honest men OF both
parties could contrve some means 20 unite their
hands In the work Of rcdeemlng the baotboK aud the
election franchise from the peril In which they
we're involved by such open aud glazing frauds as
had recently been perpetrated IN TINS neghb0rhOod
Judge Thompson George J.. Fox, George IL Fisher, DE-
Hurd W. J. Coonbs, Il. c. Branard and Melville Hay.
ward appointed committee To draft resolutions TO
develop definite plan OF action The following preanl-
bic and resolution were % Isl S aaSptea on, p
Atorue D. Morris, has ss1 ys s..,o5 q sIs.s
Ted That Ne III, ctsn, Of BrookyB here assembled. without
Instruction o. party ,pprors Of the Of Judge Morris that he
merits support o. all good citizens this matter aud Ne request
guilty parties rho sa be clearly established
A second meeting viii be held on Thursday evening
next to take further steps In the matter meeting ire
eny OF Music 70 take some steps that will lead 70 fair
counting Of the peoples votes.
The Nineteenth Ward Young Mems United
Association nave nominated fatlck H. hoarney IOI AS
slstant Alderman
The lid District Mozart Judiciary Conven-
ton evening nominated John Cox for Police Justice,
and j. Walker Fowler for Ciyil Justice.
The Board of County Canvassers yesterday
the returns in several which LA been
heretofore canyassei, and recess was taken until 10
| CAM sged.
tails the final declaration aud statement will be made
In number of the Assembly Districts, the
Twentyhird-s ana twenty hePSoIenn or
OF nominating Police aud civil Justices Aldermen A.
,sant Aldermen and School Truestees The feeling
generally expressed that harmony on one ticket In each
district could be secured and the Conventions appointed
tiOns Of the Twenty second-st. organization.
Gen. Sigel was empowered last evening, mt n
German meeting In the bteubon House. 10 appoint Two
registrars for each District ior Tue election OF new
and nth OF December IL voted TO urge the Amefl-
can organization 10 appoint Tor eaeh DisIt
Committee Committee was appointed to report hu inc
party and on the relations Of the Germans TO the same
The Republicans held Conventions in the va
rOus Aldernanic Districts last evening" To nominate can
ddates for Aldermen aud Assistant Aldermen Win tho
Following result: With Distrct-Davld Walker Alderman;
Jos Hendy Assistant Alderman. Xlllth-JOhn W fulis'
X9sfinan nSs mnT,i Ai3erman XVuthGeorge
Creg1er, Alderman; stephen n. smonson, Assistant
Alderman The Conventions Ia the other Districts "d-
jOurncd
At a meeting of the Union Republican AssO-
citation OF the IXh Assembly District, held nj Beecker
Building last evening. the following Committees were
elected Judiciary-Gil. j. Hunter, Robert H. Carpen
ter, George starr, Jeremiah Pangburn, james w
Booth. Ward Convention-Jas. w. FAR, Jos. sonder W
W. whitney, H. G.. Petty. John Boylan, Jas ThurDer W
H. Gedney. ii. II. Cargll, Robert Beatty, Geo A How
ard. John McKeeyer Jas q. Byers, Abm. W. Pnllis.
Charter Conventlon-LyingstonC argl, John " Brisef
Henry W Pardce, Jas. Waters, Jesse Allen. Gilbert sand
ford. AonzO Bliss, VIM. Pallister, ID. H. Wendell, John
Campbell. Geo. Is. Deane, Geo. j.. kaslnre.