The New York herald., 1872-08-20
Result Of the Polling on the Thirty-eight
Articles and Specifications.
REVIEW OF THE COUNTS
The Defendants Removal and Disqualified.
tiOn for Office in Future.
SARATOGA, August 10, 1872

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and Judge Peckham on articles from ninth to nine
teenth, owing to their having participated in the
cases referred to.
Chief Justice Church was detained from the !i-art
by illness to-day, and Senators Ames and WoOdin
were also absent all through the session.
ARTICLE /.
Article /, which has reference to the order in the
case brought by John Nye against the Erie Railway
Company, enjoinlng that company to close its
books against the transfer of the Heath and Ra-
phae stock, the vote stood
GuHy-Presdent Beach, Chief Justice Church,
Judges Allen, Grover, Pechham, Foger Andrews
Senators Adams Allen, Baker, Benedict, Bowen,
Chatfeld Cock, Dickinson Foster, Graham, Har-
Madden, O'Brien, Perry, weismann, Tiemann,
Wagner, Robertson, Winslow, ID. p. Wood, ]. Wood
Not Gutlty-Judge Rapalo, Senators Murphy and
Palmer.
On article 2, which had reference to the order in
Che case of Fisk and White against the Erie Rail-
way Company concerning the same stock, the vote
''00' oil e'"''' ARTICLE ILL.,
On article B. which had reference to the same
matter, the vote stood all guilty.
On article 4, which had reference to the order
Issued in the case OF Fisk and Earle against John
Benjamin Heath and Others, wherein Charles Rob-
tnsOn was appointed receiver OF the Heath and
Raphael stock, the vote stood all guilty.
On article s, referring to the order restraining
the Union Pacific Railroad Company from holding
IN election the vote stood all guilty. Judge Allen
ARTICLE vi.
On Article g. referring to the order appointing
william NJ. Tweed, Jr, receiver Of the bonds of the
Union Pacific Railroad the vote stood the same as
last.
ARTICLE VII
On Article 7, referring to the order directing
said receiver, Tweed to iorce open the safe of the
Union Pacific Railroad, the vote stood
GuNn-President Beach, Judges Grover, Folger,
Andrews, Rapallo, Senators Adams Allen, Baker,
Benedict, Bowen, Chatfleld, Cock, dickinson, Fos.
MCGOWAN Madden, Murphy, Palmer, Perry, Robert.
son, Wagner, Weismann, Winsow, D. p Wood, J.
Not Gsaav-Chief Justice Church, Judge Peck.
ham, Senators Johnson, OBrien, Tiemann.
ARTICLE VIII.
On article 8, referring to the 1act that after the
Union Pacific Railroad case had been removed to
the United States Circuit Court the above orders
we're issued the vote a.s, stood all n not guilty.
On article 9, referring to the order restraining
Joseph II. Ramsey and Others from acting as presi-
dent and directors Of the Susquehanna Railroad,
Guatv-senators Benedict, Bowen, Chatheld,
Hsaaen Perry WinsoH sT D. MSsL MoCa wSoS
Not Gut1tv-President Beach, Chief Justice
Church. Judges Grover. Folger, Andrews, Rapalo,
Robertson, nemann., vy1sI Wagner Weismann.
On article 10. referring to the order directing
". L. NJ. Phelps, Secretary OF the Albany and Sus-
gnenanna.Kailroad COMPANY to refrain from trans
cester, the vote stood
Saaty-senators Benedict Bowen, Chataeld,
Perry, Win Winsow, (. 7. Wood, J. Wood. W'' A'''"'
Not Guiltv-Presi6ent Beach, Chief Justice
J Ohnson, Lord, McGowan, Murphy, O'Brien, Palmer,
Robertson Tiemann Wagner, weismann.
On article II, referring to the order appointing
Fisk and Courier receivers in same case the vote
stood
Gultv-Judges Folger, Andrews, Senators Adams,
Allen, Baker, Benedict, Bowen, Chatfeld, Cock,
FSse MuGrS GpSnaP PsrrI Lew Lowry
mann, Wagner, Weismann, Winslow d. p Wood, J.
(, Not GMuy-Presdent Beach, Chief Justice Church,
Judges Grover and Rapallo, Senators Narrower
Johnson, Lord, O'Brien, Palmer.
ARTICLE XII.
On article IL, referring to the order directing
the Sher1r and others TO refrain from interfering
with Fisk and Courier as receivers, the vote stood
all guilty.
On article 13 referring to the wfts OF assistance
issued In this case, the vote stood the same as last
vote.
On article H. charging that defendant granted
an order directing no interference with the execu
tOn OF the writ OF assistance "irregulary, with
out jurisdiction and contrary to law" the vote
stood all guilty" except Chief Justice Church and
ARTICLE XIV.
On article Is, charging that the order issued on
the same case to set aside order issued by Judge
Peckham was issued contrary to law, the vote
stood all guilty.
On article 49, referring to the order making Will
liam j. A. Fuller receiver OF the Groesbeck stock of
same road tine vote stood all guilty.
ARTICLE XVII.
On article II, referring to the writ OF assistance
commanding the Sheriff Of New York to put Fuller
in possession OF this stock the vote stood all guilty
On article 49, referring to the order arresting
Ramsay, Smith. Pruyn and Phelps the vote stood =
Gutnp-SenatOrs Allen, Benedict, Bowen Chat
field, Graham, Lewis, Lowery, McGowan and Perry.
Not Guiltv-Presldent Beach. Chief Justice Church,
Johnson Lord, Madden, Murphy, OBrien, Palmer,
Robertson, Tiemann, wagner, Wesmann winston,
ID. +. Wood and j. Wood.
ARTICLE XIX.
on article 10, charging conspiracy between Bar
nard and FISK and others.
In these cases the vote stood all "not guilty."
ARTICLE XX.
On article 20, charging that the Erie Railway
company, James FISK, Jr, and Jay Gould or others
made presents to Barnard of 81, 600 to his child on
one occasion and OF chairs valued at $500 on
G,hty-President Beach, Judge Grover. Senators
Allen, Benedict, Foster. Lowery McGowan Mad
den, Perry, Wagner, ID. p Wood.
Not Guiity-Chef Justice Church Judges Allen.
Peckham, Folger, Andrews, Rapallo, Senators
Adams, Bsker, Bowen, Chatneld, Cock, Dickinson,
Graham, Narrower, johnson, Lewis, Lord Murphy
O'Brien Palmer, Robertson, Temann, weislnann,
winsow, J. Wood.
On article 81 referring to the Injunction on the
Milwaukee and st. Paul Railroad Company an.
Piled for by Aaron ]. Bright, the vote stood all
guilty.
ARTICLE XXII
On article %, charging that this order was not
duly verified OH only $3.50 security, the vote stood
al guilty.
ARTICLE XIII.
On article %, referring to the order making
James NJ sweeny receiver OF this company the
vote stood all guilty.
ARTICLE XIV.
On article "a, referring to the fact that Sweeny
was made manager as well as receiver Of that road
the vote stood all guilty.
ARTICLE XIV.
or article 25, referring TO the order leasing the
olympic Theatre TO James 4. Hays, the vote
stood:-
Gufltn-Judge Folger Senators Adams Allen,
Baker, Chat1ed, Dickinson, Foster Graham Perry
Wagner, d. p Wood.
Not GufUy-President Beach, Chief Judge Church,
Judges Grover, Peckham, Andrews and iRapallo:
senators Benedict, Bowen. Cock, Narrower, John