New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-07
ELECTION SEQUELS.
OLIVER CHARLICK EXPELLED FROM TAM
MANY HALL,

AGAINST THE POLICE COMMISSIONERS - MR.
CHARIICK ACCUSED OF CoNsrIRING WITH
APOLLO HALL AND THE REPUBLICANS.
The regular meeting of the Tammany Hall
General Committee took place last evening. Being tho
first after election, large number of the delegates
present, the small hall being completely oiled. The del
egates began 10 arrive at O'clock and from that
to the hour OF meeting, o'clock congratulations
rendered TO the Successful candidates. many OF whom
were present Tho meeting called TO order by the
Hon John w. Chanler.
After tho minutes OF tho previous meeting had been
read John Kelly greeted with cheers He said:
Mr. Chairman. the nj ght OF tho election mass meet
ing was held in this building. and committee was ap
pointed FOR the purpose OF Watching the election returns
Mt Polite Headquarters This action taken In con-
sequence OF some doubt being expressed by persons
the room, TO the In which the returns were
being forwarded TO Police Headquarters and plrticu.
larry the returns from the With Senatorial District
Some members OF that Committee hero tonight and
after they have made their report, L dosre to offer O
resolution.
John Morrssey-My friend is modest In regard to his
slight mention OF the action OF the Police
Tammany Hall has been charged with many crimes, but
II never did what was done yesterday. The Police De-
parmen hurled all its force against this organization
We are supposed 10 have two Democrats among the
Police Commissioners, but what men they GreI Aud
worse than ALL Oliver Chariick went TO beat his neigh
Dor Lodwithl Three cheers for Ledwithl They
made rebeon and lost it, therefore, they rebels.
Laughter and cheersl 1 now. without saying word
more offer resolution. Oliver Charlick member of
the Tammany Hall General Committee. I move for his
expulsion. (Great confusion, cheers, aud cries. 81
second it'll There is no go-between. The .ht is be-
tween the Democrats md the Republicans, We have
won and entitled 10 the money. Laughter, cheers,
and cries of Question from all parts OF the rooml
move his expulsion from the General Committee To-
night lCheers aud .cries sof Question" and "Expol
him.'1i
MI Ledwith-I rise to second the resolution which Mr.
Morrsscy has offered grea cheering in other words,
1 TO amend the resolution, by moving that
special committee be appointed to retire and give IN
writing the why he should be expelled. lCries
Of No! no! Expel himvl Ouver Cnarlick is man
with whom stood side by side, and believe he OBJ
tanned his nomination Police Commissioner through
the efforts Of tho gentleman who has last spoken. sup
posed that he friend TO Tammany Hail. feel that
IL Is the duty of this organization at this time to give
the for his expulsion, make II record OF the
party and let IL live 70 the shame OF Oliver Charck l
know for fact that in the XVIIth Assembly District
Inspectors OF Elections were changed on the morning OF
election day aud thieves and bad men placed at the
boxes their stead, and myself have been cheated ont
OF at least $500 votes.
Mr. Morrisscy-My friend Is more lenent than am
lCheers and laughtcrl Now In my Judgment he don't
require any consideration, but will accept his amond-
ment. He wants scOmRttee. want none Oliver
Charck is entitled 10 consideration. and he should
he expelled tonight GGreat cheering ana cries OF
"QuestiOp."]
member here moved the previous question. the
motion prevailed. and tho following resolution was
adop.cdl
Resolped. That a committee Of Eve be appointed by
the CHAIR to retire at and report on the case Of
Oliver Charlick.
The Chair appointed as such committee Gen. spnon,
Morris j. Power. Nathaniel Tdrpenny. William ii.
Quincy aud Agcrnon $. Sullivan. The committee then
retired
Col Fellows who received with loud cheers, said:
At the meeting in the main hall OF this building on the
evening of election, committee consisting OF John W.
Chanler. W. H. wickham, Charles Swan, A. Il. Ackert
and myself appointed to watch the election returns
at Police Headquarters There certain indications
I'm the returns lsOme OF the closely contested dis
tricts which did not please the Democrats and the
Committee requested to keep sharp look out Tor
frauds We went TO Police Headquarters. arriving
there about o'clock ami remaining until oclock the
next morning Up s o'clock there were absolutely no
returns received from the Vlith Senatorial Dsirc
aud we became satisfied that there was an org lhlI5d
attempt fraud by toe Inspectors, ana Geographic
machinery. aided aud abetted by the Ponce COMMITS
TO count ont Judge Ledwth III FAVOR ENeta
the Republican candidate Tor the senate We ienhheu
and insisted that the Comms'loncrs should tse
graph to the precincts urging then 10 send IN tner
The Commissioners expressed themselves sur
prised they could not clOthe their rauduoht IDEAS
They said they cou1 not uHerstInd wa. tne rtl,ras
were sent We viii soon ehShten tue Ig1otahce
of the Police Commissioners We Know tbe causes, ana
we know also influence was brought 10 bear III the
matter. GA arriving ut P0hc- Hea"puaTIersouI com
telegraph Office others ~ the Commissioners OO Wn 10
the returns read as last as theF were received
from below others strJed arOlha ths Ou., ~, SaH -
ing points We found certain gentlemen 81 InsSu1h,
lie character engaged IN close CONVERSATION WIN tne
no bdu very hcaNy inter
est in a mOneyed IN the vim senate
we that an OrganSsd scheme was Oh iyo1 70 oo
the Democratic candidate Inc agent Oh ono AS,oc,.Su
Press, VINO had charge VI the letuL wa ash .oi
hsures from the With Senatorial District lie replied
taI his reporters Had called tue sttlon-nouseS III t
With District and were informed tntt tue C'p.d'' n'
or iers from the Commissioners not TO deliver up the
4fpdP
GERS who brought the police election returns III .uo
wapnIng nissee 50 that there no check upon the
fTYid Ne Informed tue Ponce Commissioners ~ pam
language what VIC feared. ana salu We 9nuors,o'u
n"erv MARI of inc guiding At o'clock. when thy
found we not % DC put or tnr IeVuno o- , Sc
arrive Standing by the Comm 'si,nefS, we so opo
returns as received and remained until tao its, sui
was received from the XVIiitn Assembly rh nsSo
then we knew that despite the iriau LJd WI 81, g.
erected. Cheers They maihtalneu lnaV nc "c,,o ON
by 2JO votes Dut We were sure nov VI AIS WoT
IL would DOj he ladclons 10 say NOR 10" a., viey All
result in thwarting the object we nave III how' 49,
SS p1pD,' ana in a few DAYS all viii be m1ds
public, ann the eyes OF enc I"de poIIp payits cleo
ton was secured by tue presence OF INC O't.ee az
Police Headquarters In conclusion nc su no % f
Jew days lay before them complete anu Iui chtin VI
testimony, which would Idsteh tIe ,
their gu acts lCoeer,l Gnar nG s 80 .uJ raanT
in direct opposition Tammny Hall and n3t"ing more
l. lGqs'p sss re- Tered Col Fellows repJr.
Mr. MorTis,ey SAID he had sent is pOl CLERKS 70 hT'
1u1eG He continued: IT don't require any com
nlttee W decide tnis thlng IVs farce lh'nHHo'j
TIE RESOLUTIONS.
Mr.. Kelly then offered tde following preamble anu
resolutions: a.,
Whereas There is Just reason 10 Deileve ron tno
n,erons ,rges made 10y spectacle and trIssWOftbJ
persons, aud non the various sources siJH rails were
reruetI.teo al the general election III tno h-I
st OF the combination recently orned between ofi,iu
ng splits OF the s0ealed Apollo iIau org iiz-
Ron and certan leaders o. the R3puDl1ih Pa4'y, ~
tis CIV Nv winch, 10 many OF our election uIs1cts
tanec ~. re yulary appointed ia the Interest OF tde
l'ir Democratic orlniz alton OF this county were
On me morning election, wJhout cilSo' "su"u'
" Inc