The New York herald., 1876-10-19
NEW YORK HERALD THURSDAY


the same parties There we're many delegates in that
convention have doubt who In favor OF that
minority report. but when they looked around and
the band Of assassins that O'Bren supplied with
tickets and who were not entitled TO admission
TO the hall they did not express theif opinions on II
for fear OF bodily narm.
REPoRTER--Why, Mr.. Aorrissey, did you tender
your resignationl
because don't want to be associated with a class
OF people willing to trade OIL every person around them
Tor their own selfish interests. y
RgsoRrER-Had you no candidate yourself2
81 had no candidate, presented no PERSONS name,
was committed to any person Tor any oice to be
filled
RKrokrkR-wh hat course do you now think anti
Tammany will pursuey
s'rnc leaders IN the market 10 the highest bid
der ANY persons trading with them Will certainly get
cheated my Judgment as they cannot carry the rank
and nle into any combination that viii be deriment
10 the national or state ticket"
REpoErEa-Have you read the reply of Mr.. snaicr to
your letter of rcsignationy
81 have. lie says that have tried to betray their
organization He certainly must Judge me by himself,
because that's what he charged with doing last
fail III not discuss that question with him, however
VIII leave It 10 the people who know him ana me ana
let them decide IL.
RrroRrgR-what are your relations with Tammany
Hall2
u have no relation with them fought Tammany
Hall as hard as any man In this city and would do u
again under like circumstance Iammany Hall
made many mistakes; the press united against them,
and these gentlemen who are now willing TO trade with
any party for the sake of Office imagine they were the
cause OF It's defeat. Time viii show how much they
are mistaken.
kEPORrEK-W nat do you tulnK OF BTlen profess
sons OF being willing ITO draw out OF the Held IN view
OF the nomination OF such men us smith Ely, Jrg
'lts very simple matter he has nothing TO give
up and wants to get credit TOR making sacrhce You
night give him the combined nomination Of all polti
cal organizations in this city but the people OF New
York would cast him out at tho pools.
PRLrARArIoSs ELECTION.
At meeting OF the Board ot Police yesterday, Gen.
Smith presiding, the superintendent directed
the following general order relative 10 regis
truiion:--
against laws OF the United States
obtuc interfere with supervisors OF election United
refuse aid assistance whom required by them
They about to verify the lists q VINO have regis
and examination at the respective places assigned by
Tor you for proper aid or assstance.
Arrangements were also made for the election by
the following general order copy OF which was sent
10 each captain.-
The election takes place November T. The polls open
DUTY The officers will be stationed at each polling place
in the evening All persons be arrested way
violating the provisions of the Election law aud h police
law prohibiting the selling giving away OF Intoxicating
liquors. on the day when any election is held within
quarter mile OF the place where the election is held
The ballot boxes locks and KEYS be in order
the ballot boxes marsed or labelled US required and deliy
ing OF election day.
ANDREW H. GREENS FRIENDS.
A deputaton OF about twenty coored voters repre-
scntng the Fifth Congressional District Independent
Coored Citizens Association called upon Comptroller
Green his Office in the Court House yesterday, and
rendered him the nomination for Mayor, pre-
sened him with the audatory resolutions which
adopted by the association In oerng the resolutions
Mr. George w. Myers, the chairman, said that he and
his friends citizens who desired good govern
the election OF Mr. Green 10 the Mayoralty. Mr. Green
responded by returning thanks Tor the compliments
paid him. and said that, while it essential 10
bs happiness to be Mayor il elected he would try TO
discharge his duties satisfactorily.