New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-11-15
RESULTS OF THE ELECTION.


GANIzATIoN.
The work Of cauvassng the returns contin-
ned in this city yesterday. and the figures
/ from four election districts were gone over.
/ No important changes discovered. About
$50 inspectors and poll clerks were sum-
moned to the City Hall to explain irIeg-
ularties in their returns. Slow progress
/ Is making in the Kings County canvass.
Charges OF bad faith were made at a Republican
/ meeting IN the XAth Assembly District last night.
At the last meeting OF the Tammany Committee on
Organization. Thomas O'Cailaghan chased John H.
HasKn with cane until the pursuit was Stopped
by Mr.. Kelly.
WORK OF THE NETWORK SUPERVISORS.
READING TIE RETURNS UNDER THE SCRUTINY OF
wAICHFUL ETEs-QUEsTIONING DELINQUENT
INSPECTORS THE RESULTS.
The canvass of the election returns of this
county was continued yesterday in the Ciry Hall IL
proved 30 be dun affair 10 the persons compelled TO
iscr q. All dag long and well into evening he
% Supervisor could be heard prououncng IN
drowuIng tone OF voice the record OK the votes gen In
t-c Ivln, W.. VITA and I'm Assembly Districts. With
very ew exceptions tne recorls correspouded exactly
rilA those adT known 20 the pu1ic TIE charges
freely maze daring the past week by defeated cat
a-ut.s tntt tae returns have been "docored" since
e,c.lll Gay likely % be disprovcd. Tue canvass
b., Wy heei.y watched BE- huJcrs employed hy he
ioea ca-Id o aud every mod lcation ~ the returns
from tlase IsHo.e d by -e police D. instantly married
aud en- lengol. l. seems TO Dee nap sable, uulcr
ihe-o Circumstances flr any attempt 20 count uuauc
ctsslu candidates to succeed.
Tile Republican sale Committee has appointed SCION
H Smith TO watch tie retars carefully II Tie in' eres
of the Republican candidates for stte otcgs George
Bliss represents tn Republican candidates for county
/ Offices Nelson j. Waterbury, the Anti-Iammany can
d.dfrs. AID The rammany Supervisors tie candidate s
It'll rrH.a fN..
ec,u-u Aa. constantly peorug over las shoulders
I several ouer Supervisors OF opposing politics
Illrc fhe Gay tue gcctOrs OF election To the num-
h.r 25O who mad submitted imperfect returns were
summoned the Cry Hail. They were questioned IN
rlD Governors room ABOUT Their deinaucnces. AL
c.ra-s. of -oci-ly were represented IN the
/ a,tu-un--ir.n men Who iooaed as II Trey
hal passed The previous ri-At in police
stallion, to men who were plainly from tne orown-,tone
-rrr-. Augustus IN answered Tor the inspectors
fAe f0uf.eeui ELECTRO. District OF ne lst Assembly,
NOT correct the imperfect return iuh tAat District
/ east for each candidate was not inscribed upon
lhr specimen ballots attached to tne rrt L. tidwaader
EVANS. aupt. cr IcLem Ol ILmiHany ana an Inspector
arl hOR ever. after mach thought Co cotirc bis
reiun Toe uaiy absolute CO. rec esnrn was nom
"n Ms, op tar sp..ror. s-e,e.d very
rr.vcd when permitted to aepart affer acAnowe gng
r., err r~,nr- 81 -nurr md MI P.rcr who mad on -g.
OF te invc-tation All rcport 10 tlr supev-or, Lat
most of the returns cannot "e cnFieeed aun mus Do"
accepted tn,r present state There w'e considerable
in TIM b1drd VIII tie return o the Twenty
/ Skin Election District 90 the va Assembly District
Nas read oy supervisor ,t' auasi anu t.ir DISCOVERY
was made that no recorded iur Mf Goodwin
/ H. opponent of M Cayanag1. The toa-iy trrAs
re uris declared ilAt o. Gln aad received 30 VOC.
ID tIat district. A. Mr. GoodWMs mQ"i.i y according
To- lac County Ccra fctulu. j. % this ack ~ woes FOR
/ hm a- the @ui Nl'ois tc,u4u' u M."Nei' ".Hu
defeat aim. Oumoton u NJ. Ciyanagn tlc Imperfect
return was sent Tor correction 10 commit 'e,; Only
one cd ihe returns among lie returns Tor thr iNIh A.
scmbly District found % Pee correct In tIe seventh
4 E.ecuOl District OF the VA Assembly ,trct the
inspectors returns declared tadt While ths highest
number of votes pooled Tor any candiatr
amounted u H. lere we're ia blank ballots, ln the
Thirteenth Election Dstrci Oh thr Nih Assembly ID srct
discrepancy of u n tiyor oI rae cindiaes
for Offices In the Twenty Ei-nh LIE ton D-tct OF
The Nth Assembly Dsrc', NnicA j. 10 IAe nm senate
District - votes were given Tor ~ Nard hogan can
IN. Is iIs s ' hight fl"y we're nnu.nnliy corrret
ernor. and Tor David q. Robinson. tne Governors
-ou, for Governor. There WIS ,oae excitement
/ wlcn the returns OF ,ne Inr0-tlrd Election
| District we're oicned ud DO Wa 'ound mat
the gual statement ~ tie votes for Mr. sirtlan for
~euatol had been etd.rd tid hrN "' made nt me ILL.,
-p~, .cr- Of eec.o. Apmr'nuy, hey i.d H..
/ t.ar they were M error. erased tAe.e words,
a.d Inserted he words 90 Ile hundred and Twenty
SIX All i.e .'.-ei ..i..l..@ Si' l l '..' IN
ground lor -uspeciiug fraudulent rtaieiucl bit As
Sir -ir1hai', majority senaCtelect O., onJ 26 the
friend. Of Mr. Browning. the unsuccessful ldate.
t1red" to defeat him, and that the original
statement ~ Mr.. -ruhau's vote Is 20 was correct.
]
ton and moved That tie inspected who made out the
disputed return should he summoned and asked 20
piano thciT correction OF the rr,nrn Tie notion was
% rrt,iri,s clnv.Ssed Yesterday by the Board showed
thar III TIE IVth Assembly District. Cornell received
stn.. SO and Potter il9 Nee rthy TAM
FOR Assembly. received 1888 votes. BAR (Anu-
/ TamD 1861 and DOuras fkepJ 7il. For
/ AIdermcn-ai-large Burns G.epJ received s33. Wade
IRepJ 77O snyder RepJ Isl. Horton ReDj 7s3. keenan,
(lam 3.Ji0. Slevm TAM J.ll1 sau, lIiia 3,l22.
| GHnrz.r cIam.i 29S3. HauEhton iAuti-TimJ 1896,
MSr.hnll ANTI TAM I.629 Ellison tAuti-Iani.l 1861,
/ ami Hutenschon lAau-famJ LII
recelvcd 5ll Robinson. 2,G6s, and ely: l469. For
Leulenant-Gov'r Ho-kins feeeiveh 900 anu Tot,
ter 1913 Lotes For Assembly Nv tNrpl received
! 1850 Fox CTam.l, lis; NntSrbottom bod
c and H9ns BnTa. nt re ia ~ T S
! 1850 -yuder, 1913 Horton. l,54J; kecnan. III;
| 1.~S5; Marshall, l,e43; Ellison, lsi6; BufenseAon'
rcrcivcd 1856 Robinson 2.3s2 and He y 2.l-s votes.
For ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Hosklns received l476 and
lmm rec iVeu I,t.o, 9isiiS, - anu ' j,rrs
received so. Wade l227 snyder l,44 Horton 226,
y s4i' Haneniou IGs5' Marshall 6Oi. Ellison .5G7.
In he VII Assem- llv District Tor Governor Cornell
received 1926 Robinson 2.45o. and Kelly 927 votes.
Tor Licutenaut-Govorlor. HosSins received 37j4 and
Potter 3lu5 vo-e ga. For AsSrunL. Power, hnl re-
ceiged G36 aud Hayes CepJ 4.l6J votes. For Alder
men Large. Burns received 3.551; wade. lo3 sny-
der, 1882; Horton. 3.767; keenan,; l,l67 -leyn.
lls1 sauer. I.1jy; Gunizer. ll-O uaughion, Id
Marshal. IDS Ellison, 2Ol6. aud Butenschon, l72G.
POLITICIANS ACCUSING EACH OTHER.
CHARGES OF BAD FAITH ~ THE XXTH ASSEMBLY
pIsrRIcr-rALK WHICH AMUSED THE MEETING.
4 very largely attended meeting of the
~ embers oil the Republican Association OF the AXth
Assembly District and other politicians was held last
evening Breyoort Hall No I5f East Ffy-ioarth-st
The special interest centred IN the explanation
OF the OF soion T. smith, rresi-
dent Of the Association, IN the late election.
The proceedings we're opened In the usual manner
and Mr.. smith then called the second vice-presdent
Alexander Blumenstiel the chair. and proceeded