New-York tribune., 1871-11-18
ASSEMBLY RETURNS.
GENERAL CITY POLITICS.

THE GERMAN REPUBLICAN CENTRAL COMMITTEE.
The German Republican Central Committee,
eigsmund Kaufman presiding met at the steuben
House last evening listen to address submitted oV
tho Executive Committee defining the position OF the
German Republicans the subject Of municipal reform
The address embraced resolutions declaring that the
German citizens recognize In their share OF the results OF
the movement in the recent election the fuu e1
tent OF their own power and influence and that they are
determined to throw their future support In the scae Of
public honesty and integrity The address states that
FORM party elected 20 the Legislature and especially
Augustus wetSSmsn, Conrad Geib, and p Kian TO ex;
the present CITY Charter, and the enactment Of new
which will guarantee self-goyernment' suet IN.
flaw that will seoure fairness and purity In ~ coming
elections and finally the revision OF the echoOl laws
The address was adopted
FURNISHING ELECTION FRAUDS - WARRANTS rs
SUED FOR THE ARREST OF CORRUPT INsPEC-
TORS AND CANVAssERs.
The Subj Committee Of the Apollo Hall De-
ocracy has very busy during the last week reoeiv
ing complaints against persona guilty OF election nauds
and preparing adavits and collecting evidence for the
purpose Of prosecuting the guilty Yesterday Henry L.
Clinton and A. Lawrence, jr, counsel for the Commit
tee applied to Justice BiXby, at the YOrkyile Police
Court warrants against large number OF persons
mostly inspectors and Canvassers charged with perp
rang very serious criminal oOnseB Agaist the Election
Law. Some charged with fraudulently miscountng
ballots and many accused Of expeng from the room
where the canvass carried on watchers appointed
sycSSsfay Ss Sccompsn their frauds in counting IN
the Tammany candidates and counting ont" those Op
pOOod Many of these oHnvassers are accused OF not
counting or pretending to count the ballots cast for
the Tsmmany candidates but Arbitrarily snnoTncing the
result 3 much larger number or votes than YVES
cast for them In many instances IN . tns Canvassers
fdidatDs giving them far fewer than they received.
when demonstrated with for doing this the eanvassers
fefaAd 70 count the votes and r6cy the fraud,
and said it was Of time to count the votes for the
anti-TammaDy candidates. ,.,,,...,-
Como OF the inspectors are charged with deoeratey
and knowingly allowing repeaters to vote several times
within few minutes; others with throwing aRay pal
lots ven them by voters and substituting others and
,st others with committing coTsraS SSsSa@ % Upon
enSes are all punishable by confinement IN tns state
Prison Judge Bixby Issued warrants against the 90
cused, and they VIII be arrested ~ once
ELECTION PRorEsTs-THE KILIAN-FREAR AND
WIssER-RoBINsoN CASES.
The Committee on Protests OF the Board OF
Canvassers met yesterday morning, and sppointed MI
Hardy clerk The first taken up was that OF FREQ
eriok Kiian against Alexander Frear, for member Oh
Assembly Of the XVIII Assembly District. Il. d. La
paugh appeared for Mr. Kian, and submitted anidavf@
70 the following effect;
PkBp IoeusnSt that be pOlert the a neaS.
a9S q Assembly Id Dot exceed Sei no Pfonaa'A vas hAe "
Fssssf RAJ SVSrs Aat be wa shasaest al vathF no
Vh District Of e sane Ward dspoDen Wbo vas not m
:d 6s S e. 1A vss ana ana OSs oos, a.
loved o. rscaE ssd tOHiS ballots on s insVsss'rs va
Afsdayits were also submitted from VIM Sutherland
and others 70 the eeSt that Pe5sOns 20 40
ME-, Frear, raised the question whether any fraud had
been Committed We're these returns regular upon their
teRdsd that the Board had right tOgO behind the re-
tuFna aud hoped there would be strict adherence 70
ths Tho Board had no other power or duty than tn