New-York tribune., 1871-11-06
THE BROOKLYN CAMPAIGN.

| ACTION OF THE PoLICE-PRoTECTIoN FOR CrrI-
| ZENs WATCHING THE CANVASS.
| The President of the Board of Police Com
missoners gave assurances Saturday to the Hon.
Silas Dutoher Chairman Of the Kings County Repub-
loan General Committee that II Republican candidates
running In districts where feared the tables upon
| which the ballots were to be counted might be sur
rounded supporters OF Democratic canddates would
two persons whom they desired to be presen he
would that the police furnished them with proper
protection in witnessing the correctness Of the
The following correspondents has also passed between
Mr. butcher and the President Of the Police Board In
lation to the counting OF yutesl
BRooKLrN Nov. g. 1871.
sIR: am instructed by the Republican General Com
mttee Of Kings County request of honorable body
that representative OF each party may be allowed to
said 70 DO selected by the candidates on
each ticket In the following manner The candidates
tSs o that The csses Of
each party ON he City ticket to be allowed repre-
vassng Of the votes cast that ticket The candidates
Of each party the judiciary ticket to have present
canvass Of votes cast for that ticket The candidates Of
each party on the city judiciary ticket t. BE- allowed
representative, selected by them. Each candidate for
seiection during the CANVASS Of that ticket Each oan
didAte for Assembly to have one representative Of his
Each candidate for Alderman and supervisor to have
present during the csnyassng Of the votes for Ward
accordance with the spirit Of the statute pertaining to
the canvassing Of In the City Of NewYork per
YOU wi he oSn same
init to Sns; Ss. sp sa ssnss.
Tuesday next lsm' sr very resPeett4My yours &c.'
President Kings County Republican General Com
CoxMIssIoyER's OFFICE BOARD OF POLICE FOR THE
CITY OF BROOKLYN, BROOKLYN, Nov. ., 1871. )
Hon, B. BUTCHER, Preside"tK County Republican
sIsi Your communication of the ID inst. requesting
II. csnvassins the votes s each polling place sss
representatives TO be selected BY the on each
ssCon and that
police force under opr & Ses0n' @ awd % % receive explicit
to witness the csnvasng Of the votes cast at the coming
y afforded as ws 70 All fno sesSsd BY
@ @ @ s .A Gss E s Slsf &
Vi LILO 'O-O' '''' b. b. BRroos, President.
MASS MEETING OF THE BROOKLYN ANTI-RING
DEMOCRACY-WM. Z. ROBINSON AND MAYOR
KALBFLEIsCH DEEoUNCE THE RING.
A mass meeting Of the Independent De-
mocrscy Of Brooklyn was held on Saturday evening In
Brooklyn Hail. Myrte-aye, and vigorous speeches vera
made by Mayor Kabheissh william Z. Robinson judge
Samuel Garrison and Others Mr.. Robinson said that
they had gathered American citizens determined TO
assert their rights and free themselves from the rule Of
corrupt Ring. Nobody doubted the corruption Of the
present city officials There hundreds Of mon In the
OF the Water Board who did not render any work for
their money Mon who had come to the city without
shoes To- their feet are now sEr.nng In champagne.
department. alone there 10 great and unnecessary 81.
pendture. An attorney was appointed at an annual
saary of Is 600 when honest proofreader could do all
ths work required. Tho present Commissioners were
also corrupt He had heard that the present President
the water Department saving of 10000 could be
efrscted annually. The deathkne of the Brooklyn Ring
had sounded aud Tuesday the gang would be buried
MAYOR Kaibheisch was greeted With prolonged ap-
pause and made brief speech. He said that he had
voted for Andrew jackson In 1873 aud yet hal been
called Democrat" and "bolter" because he would
not allow Mclaughlin and ye or ak Others TO dictate
him He had bec told that II would tho knee be.
fr tbese ates ho could ye ton lint the