The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-09-12
A BANQUET IN PATERSON.
THE UTNTJG AND DINING or THE
NhHAEk ALDEERAN CAIN.
What u NIL mcant-Ficct fSteeds ut a Pre-
~ I'm Breaking tue Bes diack "a tue
NcNPrh Coms>r- Cots Gil PPprtIi, An.
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What Il nil mcant-Ficct fSteed. Mt . pre-
M breaking the Deadlock ~ tue
NoNEh Coms>r- Eots Gil ReprtIit ans
Kicked Oyf and Democrats Installed.
special meeting Of the Common Couucil Of
the CITY VI Newark having been called IN last Fr day
TO remove the difficulties existing between the vire
D pirtment anc the Mayor Il VIZ discovered by he
Republicans tnat the state was 80 bc chnneed and
all members Of teir party holding Office in the city
were TO be removed The Council stands fourteen
Democrats and twelve Republicans, If one Demo
crnt were absent tho objects NJ the Democratic party
would 10 frustrated. A ruse vas therefore at
tempted, M iolors:
Alderman Cain, the obstinate" member OF the
Council, was invited by one " IL Hammond and
another gentleman to take ride II * rumorci
in Paterson that there WAS some measure coming
before the Newark Aldermen to when Cams oppo-
sion was feared, and the gentlemen ebove sroken
Of we're employed TO "tlte care" OF TIE municipal
ot1cer. They took very long ride up through
Passaic county, and drrry brought up NJ dusk AT
the Passnc Fails. In Paterson. Hero the Alderman
was entertained BY he friends and dined and aimed
AFFORD
The Alderman urged unon his friends tho necc.~tv
OF returning to Newark ard the lloress of the
hour Dut they turnel Il on and the only renlv they
vouchsaci was m or Ter for furthcr refreshments.
Al last, however, Cain Nc AN 10 smell irge.sizrd
veruin. ana btcine convinced TIA. lie was 4 piis.
oner. So. watching lis opportunity, he gave them
Tue SUP ana boltcd thrOu y side door Of ale nolel
Gains friends" NJ orcc noted his csc ne and
FASTENED aficr him with nli TIVE spce they could sun
mon "a soon A. they could hastily settle their Tin tor
refreshments lively case thcn took lace. The
road leadi from the FAILS ~ the CRY Is town a
steep NIL. aud down tbs they went, at q rcaknock
pace.
Cain, however. es'opel and when his p,-er.ra
got down 20 the nIiige ne WIS nowhere To be
iounf. ThcN irsiu'el a seGrcl, anil after m o..
tended tour oi inc iry tEcv lc1rpcl no Mr. U1r9u's
livery stable IN iN'r street tiat Cain had Tired 4
last turnout Tor New ark II Is rrrore th4t tsir
fufn and / g..
Inducements sucrce Ice In re1cliug Newark In time
o. he OF NNll e. hts uiebis there VINO were u great
wondcrmont over his ura"corptab'a lt.etco.
Ills ontwiuod "nirnds' oHerci .arge sums for n
had no, another lore tlt could travel Wit. he
ono CAN had hi-cl, and 20 trey were Oh i.ri TO
ave no the pursuit, ami the Nnw1rk Council was
able to Dust the Republican oficc.hodsrs.
The C't Officers nav stand as follows:
City Treasurer Henry Reruer.
As.istant ltcu.urer-Iohn tartshorne,
Ctv huiuor-FrNncs II. Dawes.
Assistant Au 'ot-E, Leon DlcLcrsou.
CITY Clert-f 'hn e Dlrnng.
Asslia u CLERK John VI. Nallnnah.
Receiver Of Taxcs William - H,wkins.
CIV C1gnsel-M ohaal :! Kcnucy,
CIV suivt' Or Peter wiiz IT," N'VN'
@E'grSs Of oo5, ,J MS.j mn smith
Police tgst cc-AmziJ Dean
ClcrS-M il'iam u iiarriapn.
Chicf Engineer of Frc Recommendation Croel.
MarNvt tlvt s-DrNlttC &. Jora .cUpr.
superintendent u AIMS House-Edwatd Kavansgh
These ohlci1s ere an Democrats, win the exceo.
uon ~ Assistant ely Clerk Ciy surveyor. and City
Auutor. Inc two ,uttuer uues. II - thought will |
he removed at an r1ry dly nv the Common Connect |
They cannot Gust" the latter a. lie IL elected Nv
the people The majority NJ the Domocrat. are in |
dicnaut at Alderman LUtell for yo'inc ngalnst uls.
say dlscharsins tue Fare Department.