New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-03

tvent, -.cvcn names simply bccaEsc YOU thought Won
knew the brother of one of tac men. ,.,
Nj VI urTissnI am Vrepaitd q give something vi '''
SOM Discussion followed over the presence Of ten
ograrncr. who was tab ne notes al eNN mug sN.
Mr. MncI,au nnalv stated that he nac directed nm u"
do this ". IL the night before. but had gwen Mn "o
ord, Tor tnr pIes,rt 1t s,ion
N,Nrs or PROMINENT CIIIZFNS PROPOSED.
"wea am going To propose some names for the
Wa Assembly Dsiric; tha, Won know are qualified
said Mt Morrison. He then read tin fo"w ns names
John McKco,. Wilson q. HINT. l. l.. Anderson Lewis
MAY. Eichafd O'Gornan. Magnu> Gross. l. W Jerome
G. smith ]. Rouher William H. wickham. Fr'd-
erick Conkune. John McCool. ]. L. Boswor'h'
l. C. W lchner. Nelson J. Waterbury. William l..
Cole 6. y. Herman. John G.. Dunhs. A. L. Coe'
Shepherd i. Knapp, James Hagsery and Henry
/. Hccucf. The SAME amendment Was of red hN Mr.
refer B" asked Mr.. Morrison. The entire hst was
MI. Frcaeh's reply. For what nurno-o J. For the
Mr Wickhau r. - do" said NJ. Wheeler. g. was
appontet bg hun " II seem. non3 ~ ~" 40 tnrn u,,-
less he b. longs 90 the General Committee az IamH
Hall" said Mr. Morrison The amendment ana oriSh'i
motion were both lost. -,
move that Fr,n1n Eson be npg@,n,rS -pscI'r
election 10 ur N,h DSrct. pr, iIenfn So "1
motion "rucn all name Alfred kiac hroket" sad
MI Nouns r. iae 'Aine a,nsuG' M VIA .. u
shat Nr. l>ns .. in tue room ana Won cl NM "
all about him" 81 Morrison thor asked Mr. King Il lac
could reed and Wu,e, aud % 4e iht, hj.H To VOC
thc Democratic state ticket, 10 whcn Ma King replied
4frmaiyciy. " How did you cciac herr : asked Ny.
Wheeler - came with trend, Mr. King san; nut
had no cn.'serH' &, ge ncr, my "sT ion mo ~, c
intend To Vo'e Tor Governor T. inquired Mr. Vince IT,
Il Object Go that question, sald M No. tisoh MI
Wheeler tfeu moved Tie usual amendment
Mr. Morr next propor # s,tnratey ne name, 81
Joht L. B,rtisan. Ihcy ail mot tn same fatc as ihe
)iher naue. Mr. Morrison did noi appear 10 ~ ird
bur continued Z, read oi the names 80 u lis sole o. rl
Ssser,h ID -tr,e, h. read names rmou III 10 n all ne
f-rM i % g.. ". a
Lean D. Brvtliu, Rufgs ?. Andrews j. lUrnure. aud
Seye losi' II Womb Ike 10 tel Ncs.r~ Wnccl,, and
French" said Dir. MOirsou bitterly. that i've Of the
, ,s''' by Sae rcc,on Eulcaa" Again Mr. Nor
'son scrunniz-d the INST IN front OF him
carefully. and proposed twen,' seven more name
rom The Win AssemhN District p, Amons
hese were : \. Gro.z. john CT teuD ". " H. Ne on.
William Scia way u. Power Isaac Boil & J.. Lowe, IT, u.
Alexander. J. j. BRADLEY. William whitney townsend
oz Sn q, DSSss Iyior n "1G py a. S 10 e?S cn
vii. serve am ,nre i.-i ,"ni' ~ 81 Do y S,n
know vii GIVE Mr. Morrison checked Oh i"ui 81 I'VE
Nj. wheeler sSid: "l want 10 hlilS out t!c
Mr.. Morrison pre- pared Will NOT serve n appointed
far alN inentcr OF IN" Board KNOWS ih"rr ltI-
cons MI. I"raison knows VIII serve no one N'o"' 'N
iha,enc. NJ. Adams. ". c. Tropa'-en and Richard
llc WIN District " men rejected by ihc Board on c
Bst Of de VlIth Bistrc' were le name, - Grfd A.
H. Bnstlett. Perry Belmont. Hucn l. Cole, Joseph j.
Narr.i "a 4 anon Sfernc. Viii personally Vourh FOR
SOM of ,ac name, l have road" ma VI. Morris H..
some of ,acm have been exa mined. ana have pccn
passed - We'll qua.fcd nm tAe position" Bui the
amendment and motion were lost.
M T-rHc "a, n rose. ana d dressing The chair with
great earlc,aess sad Il regard his whole proceed
ng taxing up oar time without any n"lc eg"l com
lag from it = Sllr'iuc Court before which We are
sit,d 10 appear tomorrow. viii lrumnN decide me
question $50 tiat NJ csn aci un''f-' ana pei
sorm our duties Police Coum'-si"nrrs. see 10
access rs fDf our being kept liru oar 4anl44cs any
logger. IiDryr to adjourn
The motion Vas lost hy the usual veto.
THE nTpTEII,AN COMM ~loNi RS 60 OUT
.'wcu ecniiomen.' -a!d Sir. French ~ lac took las
nat and novel toward The door. don't propose To- Pic
here any logger OF 30 through tlls performance any
ougcr."
IL propose the following names for ,he lNh Assem-
Div DISTINCT" SAID Mr. Morrison. ntcrruptiLc Nr.
French NJ French continued: " VIII leave Cen-
uemcD to discuss tAis long You see MT NJ Nor
rlsou continued 20 read while Mg French let tie
room.
While Nj Morrison was ]. aiding Nj Wi,ecr sl!d ::
desire o. SLY that entirely agree with TIE view, 81
nv krpIb can colleague. We have SIT Mere Jay itcr
day ana nigh, after night trying 20 aprout inspections
OF election ana must DE pam 10 ul "i Us 'h;' we
ON the balance ~ me inspectors o cct-
tMns viii nr decidcd before the supreme Cour' to-
morrow. We can 10 wha' We nave ~ do Tomorrow
n necessary just well as Tonight. Under those ell
cnn.stauccs shall follow the action 81 ny colleague,
aud withdraw nm ,he house AIe a., ne mo; ei
NJ French has seen Nh to disregard The vote OF the
Board AL tishI remarked A4' "Ne,ief ana "o iet
Mr. Morrison continued o. read h.s names and made
motion that They be appointed CAei Clerk Hswlcy
was told fc cal the ru but the hs nj COmriss
Prsdiduot appear and there Na-no gnorum NacLc'i
Instructed 'niccr 10 search for t-sr- Wheeler aud
French and request them To attend the meeting.
TIE oil cr returned and sand they had lett
the building. Mr. NaCLran then suggested that
a recess be takcu until a. m. to-day. TO which
Mr.. Morrison agreed A. the crowd was leaving the
bndil- 90 number OF men appeared III front Of Police
H,aIuuartcl~. WGe sand they dc e-atiOu from
Tamuany Hall look after the Interests ~ That
Organization the appointment OF Inspectors ~ cleo
ton.
The law in relation 10 those who are appointed in
specturs Of election says that they are bound Ia
hlll far us-S
count II i'l health other good and sufficient cause.
.cct 10 serve penalty ~ SOU may be re-
pOyeret in a tIgll action.