The Placer herald., 1872-03-23
GRANTS VILLAINS.

on the usurpations and encroachments of
Grants administration on the liberties of the
people and rights of the States. During
the course of his remarks he sent to the desk
and had read by the Secretary list of the
'venal and vile" p" wretches appointed by
Grant, through his tool, Judge Woodward,
to supervise and oversee the State election
in New York city, last Fall. We append
the list, and ask our Republican readers to
study the character of the men composing
it, and the while to remember that it comes
with the endorsement of the loyal Repub-
lican, Senator Upton of Nebraska:
The Chief Clerk read as follows:
Theodore, alias Mike Anthony, alias
Snufey, of "a Cherry street, laborer,
thirtyfve years of age, married, and can
not read or write. Anthony was arrested
by Detective James Finn, of the Fourth
precinct, on July "a, 1870, for larceny from
the person, and was held in $4,000 bail for
trial by Justice Hogan. He was indicted
by the grand jury on the charge on the 22d
of August last.
Joseph Frazier, of 279 Water street, is a
thief, and confederate of thieves.
James Miller is the keeper of den of
prostitution in the basement of 339 Water
street.
James Tinnigan keeps similar den in the
basement of 337 Water street.
James Sullivan, alias Slocum, keeps a
house of prostitution at $50 Water street,
which is resort for desperate thieves.
Frank Winkle keeps a house of prostitu-
ton at 337I Water street. The police are
frequently called in to quell fights in Wrinkles
place, and it bears hard reputation.
The Radical authorities have appointed
one John, alias Buckley, McCabe a super
visor of the eighth district, fifteenth ward.
He is now under Indictment for shooting a
man with intent to kill. This precious ''su-
pervsor originated here, and was first
known to the police for his dexterity in rob-
bing gemigranls. His picture is in the "roguc S
gallery at police headquarters in this city ,
No. 225. He was known as Pat Madden,
alias cod Sow" alias IIonsey Nichols
alias Dennis McCabe His real name is
Andrew Andrews. His wife resides in North
Pearl street, and the "supcrvisor of the
eighth district, fifteenth ward, New York, is
down in the directory as a citizen Of Albany.
William Lewis is a supervisor in the nine-
teenth ward. He was arrested November
%, 1864, for stealing from Mr. Frederick
Landmann, corner of Third avenue and
Seventy second street, the following prop
erty: one gold watch and chain, one locket
earrings, bracelet, and breastpin, all valued
at $195. The stolen property was found in
his possession, and the prisoner was COM
mitted for trial by Justice Connolly. He
was afterwards released to go and enlist in
the Army.
Joseph Hurtnett, supervisor of the eight
eenth ward. Arrested June 3, 1869, as
accessory to the murder of Richard Gerdes,
grocer, corner of First avenue and Twen-
ty-fourth street.
Henry Rail, supervisor eighth ward. One
of the principals in the Chatham street sa-
loon murder; went off West to escape pun
ishment, and has only been back few
weeks.
James Moran, supervisor third district,
eighth ward. Arrested on Sunday last for
felonious assault
William (alias Pomp) Harton, (colored)
marshal twcnty-sccond ward. Arrested a
few days since for vagrancy.
Theodore Allen, marshal eighth ward.
Now in prison for perjury land keeps house,
the resort of panel-theves and pickpockets,
on Mercer street.
Richard O'Connor, supervisor seventh
district, first ward Has been for years re-
ceiver of smuggled cigars from Havana
steamer.
John Van Buren, supervisor twelfth dis
trict, eighth ward. Was at one time in the
sheriff" office, and discharged for carrying a
load of seized goods from the establishment
of Richard Walters in east Broadway.
Mart Allen, marshal eighth ward. Served
term of five years in the Connecticut State
prison. Sentenced to Sing Sing for five
years by Judge Bedford. His case was
appealed, and while waiting for decision he
managed to get out on bail. His case has
been decided against him, and he has fled to
parts unknown to ply his vocation and help
the Radicals elsewhere.
John McChesney, supervisor fourth dis
bears bad character generally.
William Cassidy. supervisor twelfth dis
trict, ninth ward. Is street hummer,
without any visible means of support.
Thomas McIntire, marshal eighth ward.
Has been frequently arrested for beating his
aged mother. Sent several times 70 Black
wells Island. ..
Timothy Lynch, marshal sixth district,
first ward. A Washington Market lounger:
Peter Nose, marshal sixth ward. Habitnal
drunkard.
John Connor, supervisor first district, frst
ward. Keeps dsorderly gin-mlll, resort
of lowest characters.
Francis Jordan, supervisor sixth district
first ward. Lives in New Jersey; was
turned out of the posl-ot1ice by Postmaster
Jones for bad conduct,
II oiUbkh district.