New-York tribune., 1879-11-24


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AN1LTAMM8NT'S fN'EtASlNG TROCBLES.
DIssFNsIONs From VARIOUS CAUSFs-NR. MoRRI-
sov's rXrFcrED RErIGENEST-PETrR DowE's
REVOLT AGAINST Observation-Disclosures JUSTICE
MUREAY's SCHEME.
One of the rumors that have been disturb
iu- tie Local politician, that Mayor Cooper has re-
ques eel Police Commissioner Morrison 10 resign. Mr..
thai he has not been asked to resign but
j. wiling and m facJ anxious lie says that hc
took the Office with msgvings, aud that he
has recently decided 10 leave 1t as soon as Mayor
Cooper decide upon proper person to I'LL
~. with his accustomed rtticence. Mayor Cooper
uses to say anything anout the matter The
reasons that have Influenced Mr. Morrison are under
ooi TO Doe his dsagreements with Commissioner Mac
Loan aud ihe con qucut interference OF MI Tilden
ald Andrew ii. Green. Whom Mr.. MaeIean was ap-
% incd Police Cpmmiss to succeed Mr.. Nichols II
was 'ood by hs friends. and doubtless by himself,
fsi be- would soon ue President OF the Police Board,
ana virtual ruler OF the Department second oniy 10 bis
patron NJ lIoen. Tins was 10 be accomplished
o., the action Of the Mayor and the Cover
nor. When President Smith removed, som'
Ume after, ILL., MacL"an thought that be should
bo allowed TO name the who should succeed
Mr. smith. The Mayor desired to please Mr. MacLean,
thD Lc asked 10 appoint WAS uikhoMu p
.im and almost everybody elise iu tie Anii-ltmnan
party. Nr NacIean was seconded by Andrew II.
Green. VINO is an almost constant attendant az the
Mayor> Office which hf said 60 le sricryis ug fot Mr
rlicu Opuo.cI go this irnIanca that 0i an The ac
tive pIity leaders AIDED the Republicans in elect
ins lr. Cooper 10 olr". among whom we're Hubert o.
TAump~on, John Fox " chael Norton, Hugh ii. Moore
ani D. b. Hart Tl,s~ men claimed THAI ,he person Nr.
N4cIclu wanted made Police Commissioner oud oe
mere rcei,teriug automaun for NJ. MacL Between
tese TWO fires MYvnr he-iratfd for ine and ther
coirrros,d The matter hy selecting his private secre-
farv Mr MORRISON. He has not ll,d tle vacancy in hiF
Office and n understood thar tie appointments was
made only 10 tide over he di uitv.
Mr. MncIea was indignant al Mr.. Mouison's appoint
mont aud when he saw that his new associ-
afe was mchucd % have opinions of
l, owu hc became still moro Indignant. f.
na'iy. he publicly accused ms Auti-Iammauy
league of cooperating wlA the RePuDiican Confnis-
-ioners To prevent the streets from being properly
c cancd. This created an open rupture between Alr.
Morrison and Mr. MacLeau; but whether Mr.. Macieau
hs influence enough with the Mayor 10 induce the lat
ter 10 request Morrsou's resignation s matter OF
doubt II IS SAID Nr. Morrison has become some
what di-glstrd with his place.and especially with Tie
arrog giuc- OF M. ,cLean; aud thinking IL probable
th4r tnc Ir.saturc would 90 something TO rcorsanizc
ilc pohcc D.p4In n and pace 1t on an f1cion' basis.
WiucI might Eject TIE disrl"comeni OF both Mr. Mae
Lean aud himself. h. concluded 10 reure while lie
had an opportunity OF obtaining some otner place
The OLD difficulty Of satisfactorily filing the place
ms again presented Itself 10 the Mayor Il was
no sooner rumorcd That Mr. Morrison THOUGHT
A. Green rushed 10 the Mayors Oice and insisted
naming 'Mr. Morrson's successor. WHO the person Is
ma ley desire have auuul teO hus not yet been
made public The Irving Han leaders were not lar b.
mudntud IA their Attendance on the Mayor. Ih,y in
s> thal the appointment j. ssaIiy political one,
aud tuat some person prominently henth'd win irV-
rests solely VITA the Mayor the Board ~ Aldermen hav
ing power over u. bee u.e made to III an une1pIe1
N.HIN o. Ma
Nvr LAS sirprse,i ever Ihe poicians Dy his previous
iuc who the next Pol 80 Commissioner viii Doe.
n Is sara, however, tlat unless the Mayor prom
ises To anpont some person satisfactory the 1svins
Han party, MIR. Morrison viii not r'sisu TIE party
manage ctn tnat Mr. Ihceu should hereafter o.
ignored a. has been shown HAT De j. politically dead
ana thai 'hc interest, of the Irving Han organ zlton
Only should be hereafter consulted
Tne selection Of an Under sAerih yPeter Bowe
Sheriff lgoi. 4i"- also caused Ion"le H1Ymg rye.
term Deputy sheriff "nd Enowins the great need of
COMPETENT man ior Juier s.eiH, VINO on protect nm
non loss slr Bow, selected IL mat Pi.ce us iileha
joel O. 20 Veu. Mf. stevens ths nae u-e Lec'asaiN
expercuoe n the place nut be Is secretary OF the Tam
offence TO the irving iia LEADERS, VINO expected 10 nan
a The patronage OF the County Clerks aud shcrihs OIL
for themselves They called on Mr.. Bowe and pro-
tested against hs pointing Nr stevens but they were
with the reply ffJmMI BOwe that" nc was ciected
Sucrf aud not the Anti-Iammany party" This has
already Opened Ieud mat PROMISES II not settled, 10
seraIae the SAer clect from the Irving Han 0igahZa
lion. similar trouble is said TO be Threatened in Re
gard to appOi1tm eLis IN Tue county Cieth Once ihe
newly elected officials say they VIII nor submit 10 ths
make their appOln ments for them
Another quarrel ID the Amt THmmany ranks has
broheu out some of the nominations now before
the B.arl OF Aldermen. This refers especially TO that
Of a Police Justice 10 succeed Henry Murray. Mr. Muir
iay mas been especially prominent IN the irving
Hall rink~ aud n thought that he would
be rcnomnated lie ring tlat he would be promptly
ri c;ed by the Tammtny Aldermen. wbloh
would prevent his again being nominated for
the same place H. j. ~ad 10 nave awakened the
Mayor aie the night preceding the time for making
the nomination and Desoughi bm 10 So Ia some other
nam Oud either be rejected or tabled so that ne
could hold over The MaNOr sent III The name OF Charies
n. IluaN, popular mcmber 4 the Irving Hall party
ere na- SOME talk among the Aldermen Ol
con1rming Mr. 1ruax and this alarmed Mr.. Murray
that ue ktd Mir. to withdraw. claiming that The
Mayor ana moi intcna him confirmed. Nj. TruaX
refused allow himself used Ia that way for Mr..
Murray's benefit and therefore Mr. Murray has been
lOOOyng among the Aid, rmcn for several da's
cndeayorng TO secure the rejection OF Mr.. Truax
Tor Police justice. Ii IS runOred thai
number OF the caniidics whose names are now before
tie Aldermen. nave contributed To a purse o. $4,000 to
be used 10 secure confirmation. When Aldermen ker
nan, Carroll Han ana Others were asked about this mat
saturday they sad inoy haI heard OF snc an at
tempt but they knew notnng further than rumDr Ihey
sad that there member uf the present BOarn OF
Aid rmcn whO would even all9w agent TO approach
hun wish such proposition