The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-10-05
NEW YORK CITY.
New YoRK, October A.

ANbh W NnG hlDug lbl u luAN
government in the future. They urge tht
necessity Of confidence on the part Of the
people, and claim that without that tht
accomplishment OF beneficial results
will be greatly impeded. .5a
The conduct Of the Police Commissions
ers in refusing 10 allow outside parties "a
advance money for the payment OF the
police force has excited some surprise
Before tho order was promulgated yesLer,
day, however, the new street police were
paid by the Stock Exchange, The money
TO pay the Fifth street police was adj
vanccd by ex.Sherif O'Brien. While the
Board OF AppOrtionment was in session
yesterday sang OF three or four hun
dred labOrers employed by the Depart
mem of Public Works, besioged the
Comptrollers office and demanded the
wages due them for the past seven weeks.
Mr. Green returned about this time and
told them that he would give them an an
swer to-day.
Acting Comptroller Green is receiving
praise for some ri the changes etlecled in
the Comptroher's department, Underthe
new order Of things, instead OF closed
meetings Of the Board Of ApportiOnment
and Commission of Sinking Fund, as
heretofore, the proceedings ofthese Boards
are open TO the public. Mr. Green is fur.
nlshing the Committee Of Seventy with
such particulars ms they desire to enable
them ID institute legal proceedings,
{ There Is every Indication that the Con.
vention at Rochester to-day will exclude
the Tammany delegates, although Tweed
is hopeful that they will get in, It is be-
lieved that Tilden will use every effort to
reject them. The accounts from ROChes-
ter say that the'streets are alive with OK.
cited drunken throngs. Serious trouble
is apprehended. A number Of citizens,
1t Is rumored, called on the authorities for
military. The Tribune thinks that the
Tammany delegation will be rejected, but
the rejection will only be to show kick.
ing out at the front door to 10 COaXcd in
at the back and begged to steal more cir.
cumspcctly. II the future Democratic
party, 1t says, cannot carry the State
without fraud 1t means TO carry 1t any
how. The World charges the Republican
party with tho responsibility of the New
York frauds. II says the Democratic
State Convention at Rochester to-day will
plant It's heel on the head of the monster
corruption and crush out Its life. '- ~ N
The German Republican Central Com.
mittee last night endorsed the Repub.
lican ticket, urging the overthrow Of the
party in consideration Of local politics for
the purpose Of securing municipal reform.
The ReoOlutlon, q woman's paperlex-
pires this weeks lI r lF /
Another member Of the Tammany
General Committee, Patrick Looram,
leaves the institution on account of Its
corruption. ,-a.. -J -.rr...
This morning Mayor Hall appeared be.
fore the Yorkvllle Police Court to answer
the charge Of malIeasance In office. An
unusually large police force was In the
Court room. Mayor Hall said IL am
here to disaproint the malice Of my part.
san enemies in refusing, as l shall by my
action today, to aid in initiating any p0.
Iitical campaign by contributing person.
ally anything to q sensational campaign.
am here to relieve your Honor and the
District Attorney OF any responsibility In
The matter. lam here In accordance with
he statues to waive an examination and
10 offer bail, knowing that If this charge
aver acquires gravity enough to como be.
ore q jury, there is tribunal where II can
DO more satisfactorily estimated to the
satisfaction OF the people and myself, even
n preference To thetribunal presided Over
)y so courteous Il Judge as / have the
honor to address. And before enter into
he iormalities necessary, | desire In this
most public manner to thank hundreds |
,k friends who yesterday, from the
Millionaire to the laborer, rendered
o me their services as bail. The
Of professional gentlemen,
ome OF them present in this room now,
who freely volunteered and enthusiastiCal.
y rendered me their support. / shall do
Is every gentleman should do fot the pur-
,ose oi bail, select his most intimate and
PERSONAL. friend, and my most intimate
md personal friend out Of profession,
tir. Isaac Bell, will become my bail, and
n compliance with the statute, tender
lin Do bale, andfWaiy6 at examination,
md my bail Is ready" [Great applause
n Court. r,
District Attorney Garvin, said "Your
lonor, have but one suggestion to make
n this, ,C9se. 1haye not been able TO .ex.
milne The original papers, and l appeal |
o the Suggestion Of your Honor, which I |
'eceived yesterday, on understanding
hat some matters Of public importance
we're to transpire here this morning. The
gentleman who addressed you, has un.
ioubtedlY therlght to do as hn has done,
ind that leaves nothing farther to be done
IN the part Ofthe prosecution. l therefore /
Iubmit the matter to your Honor, to take
Iuch action as Under the circumstances, 4
you shall deem just and proper. llJ !
The Kings county Republicans held an
exciting meeting last night In reference to
he Republican State ticket. The police
lad to be called in to quell the disturb.
lnce The bolting faction undertook to
yet a resolution passed organizing oppo.
jition to the other wing.
Mayor Hall appeared this morning at
he Yorkville Police Court TO answer the
charges p1eletted against him of signing |
warrants He waived IN ex.
and offered bail to any amount,
but Judge Barrett, counsel for the prose-
DutiOn, said there was no necessity for the
Mayor giving bail, as 1t was contemplated
10 hold him In .durance vile. -.,. .'...s..l
The Times says II has Information Of
The existence in this city of secret or.
yanization of about $1,000 men, who are
banded together for the purpose Of repeat.
ing at elections l0.#I ...I| |
Judge Barrett, OF the counsel for the
Committee of Seventy, said the Mayor
has spoken as we all believed he would
speak, with dignity and ability, which we
III know he has. He says he came to
malice, enemies, &c
Here Judge B1by shook his head de-
and Judge Barrett said they
we're there under a sense Of duty without
A simple sense Of duty, and