The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-05-18

their Names ana as ~ was evidently useless TO raise
any objections the yictmized Republicans returned
the compliment by depositng their votes under their
opponents names Mr.. Henry q. Leask Dennis
Shea and Mark Lannignn devoted their attention TO
the interests OF the RepubcAn party and visited ali
the polling quarters in their turn.
There was slight disturbance nj tho First Dis.
trict, caused by a Complaint lodged With the Pol,rc
Commissioners about some Illegal voting The
complainant wus one Cohen employed as one of the
poll clerks who went out on eone trivial preence
and lodged Information. The Police Commissioners,
changed the Inspectors, giving The Democrats The
ersiely paid no heed to the Repnbeaes 's' '0n''u'
Judge Thomas Klviin, Frank oliver. and Dan,el
vote bsy conS po.ssy II poE evs , s
Co, oop,%i..loners y Brennan and Manicrfo visited sew.
s y,rS sa. poeS Soas spe'
~ the ~ ", Of Eeps. urnh.ea the SUN from The
names Of several honest citizens we're inelnae% 1
men: WV ''' ''"O"'"S "'' A"o"" s'""e'
Mr. Miller Hubert stres,, cxyp. Ox.,,,,,rh 90
Beach street Tbo%s. DELANEY. ss Pine Street;
street; p X Ouiaiy A, VarloI street R,Stha,omsw
and John French 10 North Moote street: and a
IN. as,sn sn. ..,v,.
"sAH' 'Aoh "Ahp'
tion In the Seventh Ward. The contest was entirely
one sided Election Districts Nos g 10, and IL we're
visited by several parties OF repeiters and their
votes were accepted without challenge. One psrty
ct ,rn m 'ea oy FSar,h "sra pohsian; march.
Fourth District. Fourth Ward after having steamed
no. During their movement a ubiquitous sUS re.
porter heard them consulting and advising together,
and Of the sublcadcrs told them 10 be sure and
reeolect that they were in the Fourth Ward and TO
the numbers OF the streets where they resided
was mentioned.
Arrived at the polling pace the reporter entered
with them, esconcd hinself in a snug corner and as
they gave their he proceeded to register them
,or ,ne columns OF Ins sun just as.he had written
With nm oath and yushsJ nut Thc rsnoS,ar,s NM
L.
ceeded in making his exit, he saw a reading poiiti.
reporter demanasd Is note. anS o, ressysS ,bo fa
and yoai re, .omethioS el,e ~ nu veu eu' eoms
on eh.gan ~ ''' .,awa .,onws s""to.s s
old man said to- to the SIi politician, anu BE BE
and Won shant be insnIteS Nv :. bioody th.ss ~ =
Newspaper spy :" TIE reporter remsrked 10 the
poiitisan hst n ,,. NJ xss 10 ,r.,t tsa
tIys o1 = nsn", vnIeh sI ,,m,a % =, r,
tie sacts In ri c,s.s III. ge,,,,cI M r.,ii. Z. m
,h nksvs. II hadn't seen you. you would have had
morning and would h,xs cs,.4 ,hsn III y. ihisro
murdsrcrs and state Pr,,on strs, hut m,na Yon
yoa print one name 81 any nf 80 i,t.nds TX ,L
tbem ID rhsScys ~ ~, ~, a. ier 'rh
reporter mildly suggested that IL would be barber
nd = NJ, o h, a. ula no, see tne )9ke,
hes, so Ssen,ny 'ha a,sra,in ~ wou'u ne
oi raor, the reporter retired.
IN ,hs yh Sny eTovsa & sSens wno we're seen voting
ih 'he oe'en'h "aru' deposhed Democratic ballots.
rHK HONEST purcus.S's OPINION
Al ,o,,,,r A, Il, . h.L.r, -, y,.,,l 49,, 4.
,o po',ng uen IN pakeery pey on Nariek street be-
hsra n, 80 rra w n,sns WMu ropea'ers were
g-aes I, Non ,nsiv SEEING ,uIee ne
mar xi,o Ieens sSoa shnn n & W - Den !. 1 genr ri r.
sts,tIat he ia ,ani. ~ NJ, Ii uv We We
sees H. n. der .,mp 40 nae 20 "a -, neih uCt
cum out again fall in again. unit 20 vote again. Dey
have all been der FOR tie last droi hours ~"
,,v ,,vr, u,.n
r,...-,,-, .,''
Inc voting IN tl,is ward was mostly done BY re.
early in the mornss when lie foowinr eonyorso p.o'
tion ensued:
Tie roll Clerk-Tbis gentleman has voted once
'o,aay,
u ha' nor 80; nave Just lott my mouse
xa,ea NC 'e0'ra states 'na' you nave
'oreu. -, r., -
,o,.S III SSsiS Sf, nos ,or your roeoru nave not
vo,eu' @ & sun n,rt on my riga, as citizen to have
2 Sr,ic, NJ ca, ~ Hs 80 49, - 49, - =
IT, ,,., co., h 20 o'es " 'he recoru, tr.
~ on Nv M na,S VA, s N"aeh once, an, we cannot
1879 N svvJnu oHos & ,Vi te S'ne person Two
cn.rSs od Se,.iya ,n.t Nv WIZ ia % n en-
@ v'Ai Bs,,hii.an. n,N n.v.r renn, Une 0 @ sn On
pSbeans are DO yp or repeaers. an sou OD '''
oor,inc on tie nroctc ,yorkins af tS n; -,
WELD the elective franchise.
now ruE REPUBLICANS WERE SOLD.
soro of ,,s T,mm,rv ma, in ,l,o ror,,, W.,
Isnvtlic,ns ,rhssp tranJs yero neo w. nu,tS
nsapy every d.,re but we're wV'e espesisy ~
"hie In tLe Firs, Second mira L"nr;h h'Sleu w
eDtS Dtriets T,mmsnv ickn.s ana ana & seV
given opt from Tcrnhhr,n IoHes I, 80 irs, "uue
tUn "A al. .knnvn Tnmu.nv man occunia1 :, 80. -.
hic% ~ ere US sIn rss,dIns o, ooa over
teniioni u,t your tic.e,s bescu pap,e,s s "a ~,
ward Walsh Tammsny candida,e for Atiorman ior r,a
were given out al one OF the Repubucan bnIe. nni
used In large numbers by unsuspecting Republican
' nm, v,,v., u
'hh tltNINIh WAND
County Clerk Charles +. Loew, Judge Koch, and
Alderman Woin an were untiring in their efforts to
bring Out out ful Democratic vote. But little re-
peatng was done aud tho performance passed OF
quietly,
wa ~ ,vry~,,ox., ,o.rn nj, o,,,x ,,os. 49,.
"A' - ''h''0'N' .np - WILL "noss Hhe-
LiokNchf
p4 ho3ut 'hree weeks ago gentleman residing In
a book floating on the water vLich he nickcd nm
ami when proved to be the Book OF Registry of The
Seventh District Twelfth Ward Il contained the
list CT ali lIe voters who resistered in SoVer her
last. and was signed by the Board OF Registers lie
inspectors endeavor to explain the afisr by sa,iaS
that one OF them len his book last election day al
Blacks liquor saloon in Harlem Black changed his
quarters short time since and il ia supposod threw
the took into the river along With some rubbish
This Board OF Registry Is comaosed as follows
- Pnillips, Jr., james Y. Watkins, Jr Samuel l.
Tompkins, and James X. Hobby.
80, -,, ,,o..,. 49,. ,..n. - ...
sA"So TUE 'o't"s TIE rhoubLh OF VOTING.
About 20s colored voters wore. registered in the
rns. rn psIv. oi .ho EIsnth Waru, Shorty AFTER