New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-11-19
THE MAYORS FRIENDS ALARMED

THE MAYORS FRIENDS ALAholED
EXPECTATIONS THAT CHARGES WILL By PREFERRfD
AGAINST HIM BEFORE GOVERNOR CORNELL.
The rumor that Mayor Cooper would probably be
suspended pending charges TO be preferred against
him. has caused n great deal OF uneasness among
the Mayors Immediate advisers.
John Fox, Michael Norton. Andrew II. Green
Hubert o. Thompson and other Anti-Tammany
leaders have called to condoe with the Mayor, ana
to devise some way" as one OF them said yester-
day. Ito avert the impending catastrophe" These
leaders have been relying for some time on securing
n good share of the city patronage TO be obtained
through the filling of vacancies, thinking the Board
of Aldermen would be forced TO confirm the Mayors
nominees, aud what now alarms them Is plan by
which the ramnany Democrats claim that they VIII
retail ate upon the Mayor IN bis own style
The city charter provides that If charges shall be
preferred to the Governor against the Mayor, the
Governor may suspend the Mayor for thirty days.
nending an investigation, and that in the meantime
the President Of the Board of Aldermen shall act
W th all the rights of the Mayor. Thus II charges
should be preferred to Governor Cornell against
Mayor Copper he would. IN the ful iment Oh MS
duty, be Inpelled to suspend the MAYOR, pending
investigation and IN the neantim the PRESIDENT OF
the Board of Aldermen might make NOMINATIONS 10
fill all existing vacancIrs. and the Board coulu COLI
firm them This would prevent the lilden Demo.
Gratis from SEEING good deal oil patronage u"'
they have long been anxiously contennin9 over
The knowledge that tile Mayor has made MIN
self amenable To grave charges Is what alarms MS
"kitcben Cabinet" His utter neglect If the provis-
ION of the city charter when conpels him 10 make
nominations within ten DAYS Liter vacancy occurs,
the unconstitutional course he pursued ia renOvlhg
the Police Commissioners. and TIE part ne TOOK III
making the raid on he county ODlces, Deslucs war;
nus other Things that he has done, VIII form the
basis. II is claimed, of grave charges when ram
many lawyers are now preparing against MN. he
rad OF the .den Democrats, under the lead OF the
MayOr. on the county Offices was nrSt begun over
year ago. and made public BY IHE tribune,
winch exclusively exposed the plot AT That ume.
Tie kclster and Sheriff succumDcd 10 the pressure
and Withdrew the patronage OF their offices from
Tammany Hall, but County Clerk Gumoieton, 10
fuslug to acquIescei in the demands made on hlm'
Tie possibility that the Mayor has made himself
amenabe 10 removal by The course lie pursued In
this llden raid, now makes MS friends exceedingly
apprchOnsiVe.
NO ACCUSATIONS AT ALBANY.
ALBANY, n. Y, Nov. 1S.-GOvernor Robinson
has received no complaint against Mayor Cooper OF
New York CIV. any application for his suspension
Nothing Is known nc the Executive chamber concern
suspended.
FOUR MORE DISTRICTS COVERED.
PROGRESS OF THE OFFICIAL CANVASS IN his CITY
A TEMPORARY INJUNCTION IN THE LANGDEIN
CASE.
The Board of Canvasscrs In this city was
served yesterday with TEMPORARY injunction, issued
by Judge DOnobue. eoining the Board from counting
or certifying for j. G. julius Langbein for
Civll Justice the Seventh Judicial District The writ
was issued N the AFFIDAVIT Of Leo @ Dessar the Tam
many CANDIDATE who claims that Langben was ineli-
lble because member OF the State Legislature at the
time OF the election. The Supervisors authorized tue
Corporation Counsel TO appear Tor them to-day, Wheh
argument vii he heard show cause why the writ
should not be made permanent. Mr. Dessar's affidavit
bases the inelghiliiy OF MI. Lingbein on Section
Article III. Of State Constitution. which reads
mo member OF the Legislature shall receive any civil
appoIntm-n. within ths Slate. the Senate
OF the Uulted states. from the Governor the
Governor ana senate, from the Legislature.
claims that his does violate OF
Constitution. especially Section OF Article Ill
reads " II any person shall after his election to the
Legislature be- ected To Congress appO.ted to any
office. ciyi military under the Government OF the
UnIicd STATES or any city government his acceptance
sha vacate his seat" This TO provide
for the election OF a member of the Assembly To any
other othce by SIMPLY vaeatng MS legislative seat.
The Board OF Canvassers has 10 power To reject any
returns.
The canvassers completed the count OF the votes in
the XNlIsh XNIIIth, XIXth amt XXth Assembly Dis
the 9rn lection District OF the XXI Assembly DIS
trct, where Ne votes were returned Tor Alder
tur1s stated Tn { the poll clerks carried the
books before tue ln.orctors 60. through counting the
count val probably be concluded to-day.
THE vorrs OF THE DISTRICTS.
The votes OF the districts canyassed yeste day
follows:
AIIlth ASSEMBLY DISTRICT
FOR GOVERNOR
Cornell, 900. Robinson, 2.s46. Kelly, 1890.
LIGUrESASrCOvEKSoR
HOsk1ns. .7i6. Potier. 4.5l9.
JUDGES or COMMON PLEAS.
Root ul, 2sG0. 'aci "a. I.J I.437. smyth Oh 2O23
JUDGES MARINE COURT.
Blumensticl nl) 2j25. nlwes RI 2737
Flynn a. t. 2.2.3. Nenrbas a. ~, 23l0
Aiker tI) 2.l43 McAaam (fJ. 1877.
SHERIFF
Bowe tATL2,39 Brown dsJ 1858 Roberts (T),2l59.
COUNTY CLERK.
Ehrhart R1. 1852. Buikr(A IT,, 2456
Gu'nbleton ia. 2,026.
CoROSERs
Brady tRl, 2,67s Mn.,sa4 g. IT,; 1878.
Frledsam Ok , 100 S W,,Sa, G3, l.glG;
Knox, a. ~, 2.3o3. Flanagan lI). 2231.
JeburIt ui), 1856.
ALDERNEN-ArLARGE.
Burns O;J. 1910 sauor (.l. 245s
Vide (R). 25s4. Gu tEer a }, 2.2o5.
SNYDER 90 2,44l iAugh o" "a ,2,05l.
Krennn (T.J PAP. Ellison a. ~ 1892
SEWN a., 2,33O. BuienscnOn "a. ~, l9l9.
ASSEMBLY.
Maxwell RJ. 27Ol. Treuor Ct. "A. ~. 423O.
xvInTn ASSEMBLY DISTRICT
FOR GOVERNOR.
Cornell, LAP. Robinson. 1870. Kelly. 20Il.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Hoskins. LBS Potter. $3.50
JUDGE or COURT OF COMMON I1EAs. M
Root. 1927 Re ,"h. 2433 snyin, 3.i29
JUDGES OF MAHIsB COURT
Bumenstie 1 4O2 Have 1.5is Flynn 2155
NenrDas, 2.2JJ. Akci 3.l3s MacAd.m 3 3sG
Bowe. 2,4iO Brown. lill. Roberts. 5000.
COUNTY CLERK
Enrhart. 1870. Butlsr 24se. Gumbleton. 1000.
CORONER.
Brady l.o22 Frieisiu. l.I53. Herman 2.3sl
Knox. 2.IlS. JeW-tt. 1888 MuHRu . 400
Croker. 2,007. WoLmsn. 1888. Flanagan 2 200
ALDERMEN AT-LARGE