The New York herald., 1871-12-18

VAssERS ~
NOVEMBER a5, 1871 4 sol NJ
The Board reassembed after Supervisor in
Ml.s1c,S o'Neii rlunkit- Reilly seh.ch'ns and woit
Supervisor Pinnkft, from Committee on Protests pre-.
sentet the report IN the protests OF kan Frea
which the Clerk then read, as follows
ncIed protest Of FreiecS KHAN candidate for Mem5cr
OF Assembly in the Fifteenth Assembly District respectfully
the said protests forth that Inc First Election
Districts in said Assembly District nc mum ger Of persons
Inc Of returned FOR candidates for
Member Of Assembly N saii strict amonat ,g 70 as9
tho rwpneh Ward. three otaer Election Districts in said
Assembly District persons VINO were neither Inspectors nor
po Clerks took st in c"nsassng the baots east for Mem
rha, IN the Eighth Election District of the Twentieth
Ward, another Election District IN said Assembly District
aeposi,ei the ballot poSts ballots Member Assembly
nspect nor o ocr ~ oas par ID e bo,s m
cast for Member ~ Of Asenny and tna' during portion q
lots for Member OF Assembly, only one canvasser was
the Eighteenth Election District of Twentieth
Ward, another ceton District in said Assembly District
part in eanyassns the ballots east for Member OF Assembly;
Assembly which were not canvassed or es,,ma,ea
That 10 the Twen,y-hh Election district Of the Twentieth
who neither an Inspector Of Election Poll Clerk
semoy and ta, hs npse'ers IN - said Gd not fully
prescribed by law AMI failed to make proclamation OF the
result Or 70 complete the returns or certificates Of the said
box or boxes ne to be and ha, a;
inspectors aedto make public oral proclamation of the
whole number of votes in such box of the whole number
given person. with the OF the office which
person named the ballot Ell law aud
that said district Tor the contestants
whet counted; and large number OF which votes
returned tor the conestai Out were certified or
Aud he protestant asks hat the several FOR the
may be by the Board Of County Canvasser
Upon tho hearing before your committee the COMMITTEES
ned The counsel 'oI Mr. ka nf9ancsa 70 ne az anqav, ni,
,fon % s he %'f o r S wa s'ss' % To- "
discrepancy uclwecn the number OF names upon The roll
M snas s"a !" %a sSy q e aa Of sSea
the effect st persons other than The lnsp ctors amt ro
for Of Assembly the Seventh lee ton psre, Of
enger aud watcher, that he himself, mc. depopent,
violation Of m% % resau reesyed p,,ys yo,ea Of r9@ ss
Twentieth ward and deposited them 10 The ballot boy and
that duas re q on s s on nspeeo es 81 wa.
present hc aniavt John NJ Fisher that persons other
the emyas, 81 the votes or Mcnbcr Assembly tho
Eisheeu, District O ,he Twentieth ward and ea. ballot;
estimated. but not stating bow many or Tor
scbanwad seiavc 10 the manner which the votes were
Member Of Assembly IN We Iwspy NY n eo :,
aercS NJ made on Information snn oes s scnn 70 na
district were eanvassedy which a0davhs are hereto an-
The Cor Mr. Rlau also Submitted the afdavs of
eighty residents and votea rweniyiith Election
once Of SrmScr ,sy o. XssmSy IN said Twenty
Election bisrlst, and offered produce the aidays 81
eGccL -"' 'o'''' " s"'' u's"''' ~ "' ''''e
No adavIs produced az to the alleged irregularities
IN Third and Fh Election D,stris ami he connse Tor
MI kan submitted that TO those Districts the protect
Upon this statement Of the the Committee concluied
na ne ss poa 70 se was waeher the Board
the return OF any district regular lace, upon
particular with The requirements Of the law relating
oas " me ety. and ailer having heard counsel AZ length
rsoas consoeraon your Conmee have come 20 tho