New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-01
IAsr norns or 1nn rIyAL pAY.


-on.r Morrison haa bee cosoici "iin COLONEL
1ncy. me Mayors secrenry, aud 40" returned 20 1
a fresh cigat.
LAST HOURS OF THE FINAL DAY.
About 10 o'clock. Eiiuu Root. the lawyer. wos adj
mit,ed TO the Republican Commissioners room ana rs
once entered into conversation win Mr. French ana
william II. secor. II was whispered that the rsu.t
Of this conference would be action oi sDue sort
bat the rmor wrong At II o'ciock there ~a- not
- Comm sIoncr m The room. Messrs. Fienc! aud IoI
rison aad paired oh aud gone 10 gei some hDS
colleagues had vanished As the CLOCK lckrd
ont the minutes 81 the last hour efi or me commission
10 do their duiy n 80 oiHng ah'n 20 eAcIt,h h ~"
gan stir IN tho huge building. The crowi, ~ wonder
M politicians that had stood the stairs aud The side
| nooq, and filed the hail outside the Board rooms.
| ln to conply with the demands OF the law rcquir-
ing the appointment OF four inspectors before October
| wellkucwn politicians Eat consulting earnestly.
At twenty before - there sudden rush
] INTO the Board room. The Commissioners hdd
, ,rs oocuped by polltlcaus OF all factions iir.
port al ~ strcct-Ceanms Committee, but was inter
ruf.cl by Commissioners Morrison who speaking slowly
mi try sad: q" now move that persons
on LIST marked \ g tAnt-i"mnsny', MOI YET ap-
pointed ihr Board. being persons "f different po-
teai faith and opinions from thosr appointed by the
! Board on Ist marked "A J. tkepubican), on STATE
county, be selected and appoiifcl
to serve as inspectors ~ Election AT the forthcoming
/ eleclon." TIE COmmasioHer quoted at lehgth rom
81. French moved as an amendment that the al
! ternalc names ON the list marked Ciammany),
! .o,n,rcurlng VITA tue name of raiuck Harsrovr,
m selected and appointed b., the Board a. INSPECTORS 81
| necessary qualifications TOR that Office
Mr. Morrison jscied ihal per-on II, was already
Ill tha, il t'e ca.c" tc,ortcl 'Ir French. II will
! breIn W IN the narlo mellow sis."
/ vote was akru ou ar. irsncis amendment aud re-
suited IA me u-Im -. tl@ s,,tre
pgoyldr, 90 ne ieprh cats siail nave Two 'o
aad zee 400 nrc'sst ior incm having three MI Nncel
voted 'yc" without eXrlanaiion NJ Frcuch ri'teu
that hc voted aye" because the Grn"rI. Term ol ne
supreme Court convened h' Governor Robinson, "hc
himself the Judge conceded win MS Vows OF
hs dirty nn Kun. fnr lection nom buii tue Demo-
cratic lists. Mi. N'ciem objected TO thl. view; i
ld make sirc. Inquiry today he sail, " nnd iouul
taat ihc statement nat hc MADE hy one OF e Judges
WHO sat Do the supreme 'nuti t's morning iIal nc TO-
marks male hf Jus tce Davis on ne sui - were not
intended Us ihes mtcrpiei Of the law
81. French ,a.d taat upon -'mal inquiries ana atie-
tive ~ ne opinion Ae had arrived at"holy all
Mf 5ioirison .aiI that he voted ono" because Mr..
FrrHc'> am niucu.. Dr. at1 ptr' would NirhthN MAKE
/ patty IN lie city Ie found nothing u The opinion
of jude DAVIS to change hs conception ~ ms dny.
gone singular change Since saturday, when 49, lfoin-
.od To vote for tar Anl-Iaiamanl inspectors. lie ad
.u been nader tie uhaencc OF "th'i PERSONS VINO Nu
Conmssioner French was indign4nt.S Where ia you
! ccf -ucl an idea 2" he shouted.
SIR. Morrison answered calmly and me storm passed
pointed Auti-Ilmmany Inspectors br confirmed WAS
Mr French insisted that the opinion Of the Supreme
Csari judges n.a. waile causing INN much surprise,
ia Inn no Other course TO p.r.ue,. as a pub
oniuon VAS delivered be bad stated MS readiness 20
conhim ihe An-i'n.n"n i..i 'i"i' r',i,r 'i" ,
! rc,oi.er. 600 al the interview win Mr French,
a wm,A the later a-d lroHis s. 10 Vole oy nor
/ y-.l .llay, WIS different lie stamped the 'i"lt io
urryt.t ,ur Democratic party obi iic ttr o- N'N-AuIA
IRON obtaining iis fair ,prscnt iuon n the county as
a. attempt o. partially n,i.e ~. ii ,,1o
Ihe tonins-ione. SAT bacn 81. ,"',, 'nils' 'e,ie
tatf tine Jaw docs n0t auihuiI tlr kc puu,lu Cone
-" cr a.. tr, r..cri.n lhc minority ODD STATE issues i
A.. -N..f HH u. o. i IIH L
i. an invasion ol te r-fa of iAe majority rain play"
Zoe re.i of Mr. Moui-on'- rsnarss "rle drowued N
tD sound of 90, coch u struck ~ and Inc Slit mat
Lowell All eyes were turned toward t'niils~ 'hrr
M.cIean. VINO calmly ic9d nr"srprr ami s, a,,.al
aud "a voice was hoard 70 say ne Guy Us as 7,
] fnnchi.od." Mr Wheeler looked ri hls watch ana
/ said. Not set. IL was two minutes after miln.-l,
clerk a. .uDnited OF lists md D. and not heretofore
| appointed, De now appointed.
! Sig. Irruc'--i move, a- Gn amendment. tot fhc
l4J le substituted flr chose Oh tlc s; marked "D
| tie anI-rammauy 80.
Wien ihe vote was cilcd on Mr. Morrisons motion
NJ. Wheel ri move h,' th' time having expired for
appointment Of inspectors ald po eihs this Board
This motion failed TO- receive the support Of The other
ConInll~-oner- 10 was now -lJ q. 100. Mr.. y ng, of
Mayor tuuuf rs counsel HIu n.d been seated behind r.
MarI.n and engaged ia a whispered conversation with
iniiy.luai inspectors on the 1lnmany end Antl-lam-
many lists Were nnie, thc aii.i.n Oh ne cork being
occupied calling thr roll TO lie votes n e. Ter ie-
same result Mr. OBren, Chirf of tne 5aiesn OF E,c-
ifHi. started tu r Nc tac room. NJ. VI cl.-nn CAL
after lir. "AIr. O'Buen, wN You please remain While
me Board D.. va session ;" Nj OBren made low bow.
iut ON hs na' dht N","t ""i iIlu tHc su.'I'' oi ~
tnltlcaN. VINO crowded the doorway. Alter his Tiers
! Was lul and tn' session took ON the ap-
| pearaure OF % Whci-nt'int ih' isfpihilcHh Nnu'-
/ missioucrs leaned hnck 3D. thrr chats ana smokeG.
Mr. MORRISON scanned tnr N.l- ~ inspectors aud Mr
NarI.an wa. busy wiring. McSsgs. 81 rrisOn. French
ana Mh,elrr gt icn-ih ntsAn o. converse ~ undcrt's
! fo appoint the remaining t.-Iammauy Inspectors.
| The motion was lost
thar coalition has been formed between the
| JHmmany organization ana The hemnhcans to
/ defeat "A lust election" Continuing. Nr Morrison
CHARGED that resolution TO johrn. watch had been
offered bv Mr. Wheeler, was IN the handwriting OF Mr.
-ecor cf the Iammany Hall General Comniitee, who
Was present. TINS episode produced some re-
Meeting MI Bangs and Hubert o. Thompson entered
the room and conferred win me Anti-Iamnany Com
-cveiai of the AnIamnany Aldermen looked ON with
Mr. MacIean. at 115 "A. N. made another IN
cfecfunl attempt 10 force the appointment OF
the remaining Ant ramIn,ny Inspectors by pre-
lated that il WAS the duty OF the Board
10 recognize tie mocratic party AS whole without
Inc room grew hay With tobacco smoke The COM
'.'his1 wore tbau 20 ns You please" Mr. Wheeler
went out tie room. While he was absent Mr.
Ant-Ianinauy lat. Sir. French objected TO the motion
beng PM uu III. Wheeler returned. Messengers were
uade ny Commissioner MacLean Tor j. Is. Walmsley,
clerk IN The bateau OF Elections. who was SAID TO
nave ~ l-ts OF inspectors and po- clerks
ALREADY appointed II was limited that the Commissioner
wished 10 srrvlcW ine lists lhe c.erK coh.1 not
h. fpuud Superintendent NHlng, VINO was
scUf in search 81 him. reported that
In. Bureau Of Elections had been closed and all the
clerks had gone 10 their homes At lilo ~ m. Nf
French went out to hnd Mr.. Wheeler, and
the Democratic Commissioners pacrO the floor uneasy
Mc>sr. French and Wheeler having finally joined their
colleagues Mr. MOrrsOu's plan war taken up and the
name, OF nominees Tor inspectors were called IN or or
and their confirm u was asked ior Al each name
MIR French - an umrndm n, OFT red the name OF
Tamnnny nominee for the same Office. The result was
always Tie same
A WARNING To THE COMMISSIONERS.
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