The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-07-02
M'LAuGnLIY Versus MoRRrs.
The Representative OF the Deccncy Of
Brooklyn TO be Arruigned before tho
Governor OH Charges Preferred bv the
T.icycs Of the City-ShaIi the Eight-IIo our

Brooklyn to be Arruigned before the
Governor on Charges Preferred bv the
Ssscvcs Of the City-SbaIi the Eight our
Law he S-snectedt
Poss Mclaughlin and n,c gang Of satellites are
rejoicing the fact that the fearless District At
torney Morris is TO be arragncd before lie
Governor to answer the trumped.up charges against
him Mr.. Morris yesterday received notice that his
would be heard on the 18Th inst. The only de.
fence which he viii present will be that he acted in
defence Of the plundered taxpayers of the city Of
Mclaughlin, and endeavored to protect them from
the Boss and lis thieying rang, who have been rob
bling them for years past. His Excellency Governor
Holman Is By this time fully acquainted with the
characters OF the gang who striving TO dispacc
MIR. Morris and put man Of their own kidney in his
office. and It is not at all probable that he VIII suffer
himself to be Influenced by any of them, not even
the savage chief OF still more savage men," These
miserable wreches think, however. that the Gov.
ernor VIII eratilY their wishes.
The Rip Van Wrinkle Police Commissioners have
hrally awoke from their slumhers and continued the
work OF decnpiatng oli nnd eArerienccd officers
and appointing Boss McLaughlns relatives and
friends In their PLACES. Yesterday +. II McLnugh-
lin. Chippy's cousin WHO was appointed u Ser
geant short time since, WINS promoted IN the Cap
trincy Of the Eighth Precinct IN place Of Capt VIM
A. Brown, avotcran officer Sergeant Drake. OF the
s sae precinct, was also removcd to make room for
ana lieaslcy, Of the Flnh and Ninth Precincts re-
Iecuvelv were kicked ont to make room for
stanton Brown and John cain. Rem Gardiner,
constable, takes the place of the veteran Sergeant
BOYD OF the Eiiheenth Precinct. lille John Dobbin
Is made Sergeant In place OF James Carpenter, Who
has been attached to the force for years Thomas
Delmar the brother OF the Tortly and good natured
Justice OF the First District Court appointed to
asergeantcy In tue Eighth Precinct, and that com.
plCted tie list.
Our esteemed friend Brother Briggs, the President
OF the Board. having returned to town. a humber Of
olccrs placed On trial Tor trivial Violations OF
Tue rules sone were arraigned for sitting on the
curnsiones While on duty. Others for getting drunk.
while Others still were accused Of having oversight
their time. In all thee cases the sapent Comnis-
s"ncrs exercised remarkable discrimination. and
punished the officers according TO their deserts
Inc force las become generally domoralized. and
tlIo commissioners viii have thoir hands full to
bring " up even TO the old standard again.
There was great excitement among gang Of Me
Laughlins undor'ings In tue County Court House
Yesterday. A humber Of those parties were recent
appointed ostonsiby as officers to preserve order
IN INC different court ROOFS, and yesterday being
the first OF the month, Il ey Of course applied Tor
iheir paw The positions are al sinecures, but each
OF the men Vas promised 81 day for merely show
ing himself in the court room to which he was
stoned every morning. When they applied for their
stamps yesterday morning the Clerk OF the Supreme
Court refused 10 recognize them. sian their GER
uncaes ] his was state Of afllirs which they had
not all anticipated. Surely the Boss had not gone
back on them bat siili IL must be so. They thrOng
ed the corridors of the Court House during the day
aud avowei their determination 10 set their money
blt BOW none OF th'm could ten. The appointment
OF U.ese mon 10 another OF tie many swindles upon
te people, and ou-ht not 10 be tolerated day long
er, VIII the proper authorities check III
There IL but little new touching the case OF con.
tractor Gudot. vi Is 20 b. nrragncd for ufiinging
upon the eighthorr law. Mr. Gudet Will appear
before Justice Riley this morning. when the ease
viii be heard. Tho Trades Unions OF BROOKLYN. as.
sisted by the District Attorney, have determined to
bring u matter an issue. and ascertain whether
the Law Is TO be enforced in Brooklyn or not Boss
Iweed' IN his department IN New York. has de
elared eight hours q days work, and the working
men OF Brooklyn tlinS il the law Is good in New
York II must be good In their own city also II Is
tlousht t-at Guitel viii yicld TO their demand.