The New York herald., 1879-10-02
NEW YORK HERALD THURSDAY OCTOBER SHEET
wero being called of. As IL was but o repetition OF
the mornings proceedings very little excitement was

wero being called off, As il was but repetition of
the mornings proceedings very little excitement was
visible.
POLLING PLACES AND POLLING CLERKS
The list OF polling places designated by John Dc
OBrien Chief of the Bureau of Elections. was pre-
sented. MIR. Morrison objected TO the places i'll the
Lean also Objected az 70 he ra Hsns district Finally
the list was accepted with the exception of the Third
and several other districts named by Mr.. Morrison.
The acceptance OF the list MIR. O'Brien said. was
necessary as he had to furnish all inspectors with
SIP instrneng them as to the place at which the
Now. said Mr.. Morrison. eve come to the poll
ing clerk lists"
'Don't begin them We have done enough and
need rest and l move We adjourn said Mr..
Wheeler.
Until half.past nine o'clock tomorrow morning"
SAID Mr. Macl.ean "Is 1t agreed. gentlemen?
The motion carried and tho meeting ad-
journed. much to tho relief OF all concerned few
Tor homo.
TAMMANy's LATEST MovE-THE POLICE COM
MrssIoNERs ORDERED BY JUDGE BARRETT TO
SHOW CAUSE TO-DAY WHY A MANDAMUs
SHOULD NOT IssuE-AFFIDAyITs AND THE
ORDER.
Early yesterday forenoon Mr. Bacon, OF the law
Arm of Field. Dorsheimer. Bacon Il Deyo. appeared
in the Supreme Court and submitted to Judge Bar
rett the aihdavits OF Robert A. Van wyck. Timothy
Campbell and Others constituting the committee of
Tammany Hall on the appointment of inspectors of
election. on which the proceedings. motion on
last Monday for mandamus against the Police
Commissioners. were based. In addition thereto
Mr.. Bacon also submitted affidavit Of the
Same parties. in which. after calling attention to
accompanying statement of the proceedings had be-
fore tho extraordinary General Term. they allege
that on the 30th of September. 1879. order was
entered denying tho motion for writ of mandamus'
but with leave to renew the application or after
yesterday; that on the 30th of September meeting
of the Board OF Police Commissioners was held at
which the opinion OF the Court was presented and
its contents made fully known to its members. but
nevertheless they have refused and wholly failed to
select appoint any person persons to be inspec
tors OF election poll clerks in the city New York
from or belonging to tho organization known as
tho Tammany Hall democracy. or any Of pa tho
of Police by or on behalf OF the democratic repub-
can party by its organization known as the Tam
many Hall democracy on about the 9th day Of
August. 1879. and refused to appoint any other
person inspector of election poll clerk for theen-
suing election except such persons belong that
small clique faction ana minority OF tho demo-
cratic party in the city aud county or New Yorx,
known ms as the % ant,rammany or Irving Hall democ-
trict only two persons inspectors the
republican party and ono representing the anti
Tammany or Irving Hall democracy and claiming to
represent the democratic republican party.
IN CONCLUSION.
The affidavit concludes as tollows-
The said Police Commissioners or Police Board have
o &c M s or
ns
IT meeting said Police Commissioner or Polisc
$ns
fSs, Shi, inc At ny they s ssS TS and yy
Police Board to appoint Of the said inspectors in
each district in said city member of tho said democratic
Tam%any Hail domosrasy,. And These acpoaSnts
being commonly known as Tammany and anti rammany,
and comprising almost the whole body of citizens
party, have each accepted and agreed to abide
cue Rr"sSss @sa
in & ass At in Sop 70
support the seven State candidates nominated by
@ T hs this "a Ss,s
tons, tor the that the in which the said
herein been any Jusstco Of this Court
JUDGE BARRErr's ORDER.
On the foregoing affidavit and the other papers re-
lowS:-
On reading and filing the aaidayits Of Robert Van
named day sssoSir issS 1Dd. and,
:. Daa''' r''a s'an'' Tor sad REALTORS
show
II IN So Il Wy York. u I q me S
@ % tho s .s OF the be % that s ss or m
G. Wheeler, stephen b. French. Charles v. Mac
Lean and James L. Morrison should com
PEELED to appoint AS inspectors Of election In tho
city Of New York. for the 1870 in addition tho
sons already appointed by them such Inspectors
each election district in said city who shall DO
such person they required by law appoint
why they should not be compellcd forthwith appoint
poll clcks In the city of New York. for tho 1879 such
thcy required by law to appoint and they
may not have heretofore apponted and why writ OF
mandanus should ISSUE directed IN
form, and requiring them do the acts aorcsad why
such other further writ order should be issued
be just And Il Is further ordered that copy Of this
order together with of tho affidavit upon which
is founded, be served upon the said De Witt q.
Wheeler stephen b. French, Charles +. MacI.ean and
James f. Morrison, before the LIST day of October
1870 GEORGE q. BARRETT. Justice, Supreme Court
OCroRKK 1874