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

,793 z. received from Nj Moo, 10 The Cry Chsm-
bcrlau, who VIII be requested To- hoi 70 ~ special
fund until the opinion OF the Corporation Counsel 10
! Obtmnel a. To where u belongs.
Mr.. French then moved To adjourn
MIR. MACLFAN's UNEXPECTED LIST.
Mr.. MacLean-Waita moment C.l,ing up paper.
move that the following named persons Doc sco,d aud
appointed a, inspectors OF election snch
the ensuing election. for the election districts Of
the 1T Assembly District hereinafter namel
D p,yaid D}qaley Field XIV Eagara Gaul
III. Dudley olh Nv. j.. f. Ao,hurEl.
| ~. Edward KeirucY. XVI VIM. Van WICK.
v August Belmont. XVII. Dem, Dunn.
VI W. r. Bennett XVIII n. y. IurrOv
VII. cyrus ". Field. Xix. Henry l.. Clinton.
VIII {. q. Gunthcr. Xxx. J. u. Townsend
TX. CidwallaterEyans XVI T. ". Stoughton.
xi ?. " ' YAM wyek. Mil Mil L. L., H. Tram5ai
XII Tnos. j. Creamer AAlN jos. = BO-woIth.
Vile this beins read. the Republican ConiDis
souors at first looked surprised aud then joined iu
genera laugh that iol owed.
Mr.. MacLean continued: 4 am acquainted win
these men and know something OF thli. character and
81. Wheeicr-w.! they serve n apporutcdi
~ HacLrarw am ao! .;;ie 81 inat .,
Mr. NnrTfon arm mar am, ,,ni' f ,ics .,
! Cyrus ". Fiolo or " f. ". stougltou. u.tught,rJ
Mr. Frcucn--rAcu move 10 substitute for %, names
OF CYRUS v. Field and L. ". stougitou tno-o Of sam
uel J. nden aud Charlie, F. M.cL.an. ',eu'aton)
Mr. frencn-l think so, and know something about
Mr.. MlcLcan declined to vote upon Nr. Frcuchs
amendment. when tlr two Republican rnumi~.on.
cr- mad voted =" aye, Ae decided that the amendmenl
had been carried 3ir M'eI.an's motion va' adopted
by silar vote. Nj Wheeler ASKING 20 De excused.
recess was then taken unul o'cloca.
DEBATE AT HE LyENING SESSION.
The Commissioners di not meet again until nearly
o'clock ON the arrival " Mr. French. at $50 p. m. he
SAID that chairman ought To lir Morrison
attend the meeting. Ia understood NJ Morrison
I'm consultation VII Mayor Mr. MtcIctu told an o
Ger ask Mr. Morrison 20 attend the meeting on Mr..
Frrnch's motion Mr.. MacIcln was made chairman Mr..
MacIean letters. Mr.. Morrs1u nored NUN.
her OF lists before HIM. and Mr. French leaned pack IN
ms char and looked 10 the crowd that was bcgiqniug
TO nh the room. Finally Mr. French mad, a mo
ton 10 adjourn bur Mr.. wheeler Offered resolution
that the roll the Central Ohcc september be
passed. with the exception OF MI WAeeier's salary.
This was carried. Mr. Wheeler then moved to adjourn,
hut the motion WAS lost ~ the votes OF the Ant-tam.
many Commissioners
Mr.. Morrison said that there was number ~ vacan.
cies IN the lists inspectors for the III Assem-
by District In reply to questions. De said mat Of
these belonged to rammany aud some did not belong
any organ zation Name any OF that you know
belong to Tammanv." said Mr.. Wheeler lie gave ten
names DO yOu assert th, from Your pc r.oIal kaow
edge r. asked Mr.. French. ION Information aud be-
lief" he rcpliei. he aided' They are All men wei
/ qualified To- MI the position
Mr. Mneclcr retired Tor Few minutes, and when no
returned asked 10 have read resolution passed y the
Board July % which stated tnBt ls's for election
inspectors would be received by the Boari 81 Police
uuul August ID, 20 that the applicants could be
discussed warmly by the comm S-ioner. Mr.. French
moved that the list presented by NJ. Morrison
terred 10 the Ciri al tue Bureau OF E,ci pu that no
might make proper 1uqulltr as 10 guaihr"tlon ana
character aud ASCERTAIN n the in"n proposed be-
ongci to the great body of Democracy 10 winch
the supreme Court referred m a., recent decision.
The great body Z" sand Mr.. Morrison, with Il half
smile aud half frown.
nave appointed inspectors from very small fraction Ot
the Democratic party IN the last election cast ony
$1,000 votes u Is Only fair ana lusi ana rsht that va
should appoint me from thar great body of the parry
| VIII IT }.
auce with the orders nom the supreme Court"
Nj. Morrison-l wanted you TO douue tue great body
OF the Democracy and You haven answered y question:
Mr.. OBIcn, 'hleI 9i ,nr butca" 81 tlr' i"ns thcn
made suggestion 10 MrWhccer ietr nee 10 the list.
| Mr.. Morrison said sharply 10 Mr. Wheeler: 1T us
would be well keep that man out"
rule Mr. Frcnr's resolution out OF ord r." said
Mr. MacLean The two Republican Cormisso
asked what he meant. Mr. M,cLean that the rcso-
luton offered an amendment or substitute
Morrison aud could not therefore o. considered:
We'll. tncu. We'll offer II "a an amendment" answer
Mr. French The taken with the usnal result
OF two against two. Mr. Morr sons ORIGINAL mot"a
wa. lost IN The same way After Mr. MscLesn announced
the result he added. have great iaiih N Mr. OBren
but don't think ~ can take upou himself to interpret
the Decision Oi the supreme Court would Ike 10 add,
| ssid Mr. Morrison. that the uame ". DAVIS which
have read. appears on the list OF IamInany Hall in-
Mr. French-You said the names did appear in
thelists OF Tammany inspectors rhs Is some smart
Mr.. Siorrison--I beg your pardon. said nothing Of
the kins made those mp irrespective of any Inst
| Mr. Morrison proposed number Of additional names,
he fate, tue vote being taken ni>t
ON Mr. french's amendment then on Mr.. Aorrson's mo
Sir MacIean-Do you know anything about these
MIR NJ. French know nothing about them at all.
| Mr MacLean-Nhy yodr motion t4rnt MI Morrison
can give you all the Information Won "1Nb -
Mr. Frcnch-lcs, Out propose % get }. rom dlner-
'' Mr MscIean-we found one of the names ported
her. " mere the couldn't even write.
| Mr. MA.,..g-yos. aud You rejected whole Ito. VI