New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-07
THE ELECTION LIST FILLED.



COOPER GIVES UP HIS CHARGE AGAINST MIR.
FRENCH.
The work Disappointing election inspectors andpon
clerks for this city was completed last evening by
The Board OF Police. just in time for the registration
II voters. which will begin this morning a large
aumher of designations was received and the va
.ancies filed so far a. practicable. The Board
will reassemhle this morning to do what additional
work NAV be necessary Returns 10 the writ Of
nanaamus were made to the General Term oil the
Supreme Court the Republican and the Democratic
Commissioners acting Independently. The Court
decided to take no further action Yesterday Mayor
Cooper has practically abandoned his charge
against Commissioner French
WHAT WAS DONE on THE FINAL DAY.
rIE POLICE COMMISSIONERS Win MANY DISPUTES
AND MANY INCIDENTS FINISH THrIE LApoEs.
After a struggle which lasted ten hours, the
Police Board last evening completed ITS list 81 l'iu-
many inspectors of election The Board had adjourned
saturday might az $50 yesterday but AT
aat hon, Coemissioncr MacIean was the only person
Il tie courtroom az Police HcadGuarters He seemed
determined order preserved during The day. ana
cent frr superintendent Wa.ng. wAoa ne directed 20
icai force Of policemen 10 keep intfufcrs out o. tue
ncosure In which the business Of the day was To be
transacted. The policemen were furnished but order
as not pre.ervcd an theoush the proceedings the IN
closure wa crowded. and conversation was carried ON
"a a loud tone i all parts OF The room, even ihlheu-
iiey behind he COMMISSIONER chairs The Officers al
be gates we've often directed IN Load and impatient
ones to allow none 10 pi those who had buS
less; and Mr.. MacLean occasionally shouted ser
tcaut can; You keep quiet Ou there e. but all entered
who wished. and q'4at wa non kept
A; $40 Commissioners Wheeler arrived aud Wa i"'-
owed IN "a shore time 10y Commissioners FifncA ana
Morrison. The roll called III o'clock ana the loi-
owing resolution was Immediately offered 10y Cowmis-
Homer Wheeler:
hercas There were three lists Of names presented 70
ms Beard for selection md appointment as Slet1Is
election prior to Ansn.t 10 conforming 10 's"'1
aon ct this Board july % and 80, GO.
uouss reurcsrutng the minority party on STATE ssuS
ias hrcu selected and appointed Dy thi- boardi anu
whereas Another list rvpies,itls one gu nS So"
" toe Democratic party known a. me ANT iaihnlan!
IRVING Hal Democracy selected nf tnat OF @ "a
son, has oecn appoine by tais Boar" az inspectors "
sircfiiu: noa. therefore. -.
s,icsd. That Tie balance OF he inspectors oil zee &c,
ION - bc appointed represent The other sec'oh OF me
D.mocratic parry be selected ana appointed ID Ia,
Board from list presented here hy maj secton ~
he Democratic parts known as the i"ih'n'"' nan
Democracy.
MP. MACLEAN'S PROPOSITION.
The resolution defeated. Commissioners MacLeHh
md Morrison vO.ug i'm opposition NJ MORRISON s'u
Idon't wish 20 be understood voting against the
ar nm, 7 want some men upon 10 who not there
,ow" Mr.. MscI.aan presented the following resou-
aons:
Reso'red That tho Counsel to the Corporation be re
,uesied io prepare the rctnrn o This Board to the VIII
II mundan.us served The Board Oh the 6lh Instant
And 10 iuser n sucn return Al u, minutes yi tnS tc
.ccdngs tire Board bad after he service Oh sd wii
A. 10 the time az the making ~ the return, ana tlat
iaId return De certified by the acuns ireslu'h' anu
1r,as The ,aid writ coumau3s the Board TO select
Inspectors l.On the Tammany Hall democracy, anu
he members ot The Board are cbLEu twlt"v.u P'!,u
lice 10 Tie night 81 appt 10 obey the orutf oI ne
court 90 the fullest cNitnt hut sN VIII Hes ut ,'e
sblt class o! persons The rad Iammauy Hall Denoc-
.cv iaraccs. Or T. fined TO- nor direct me b'Hb
sersous proposed a inspectors are members OF sal"
Besoired in4t he board respectfully hopes that the
Court wi consider ~ within IT. province 70 q" 80
Yrec he Board. oider, how 20 determine what now
constitutes membership Ol snch lauiuany Hal D,hoc-
ary and whether person, intending 10 vote ior
Lncius ROBINSON for Governor are ineligible as IL
seors hough they intend To vote for the other cav
idates 0u the ID mOgrdtir state TICKET ara aiioush
alleged IN tn papers before the Court, po.led
$1,000 votes Ia this city and coani. W7tmh .e lAs,
rear IN other words, whether or not the b"alu ~ NJ
lberiy under thc orders ot the CourI, to appoint as
1eprcors any of the 10000 who are otherwise
lnaiitcd. confined to that poI"2 oi saiu ouooo
o,ers winch intend to vote for john Kelly Tor GONefDO
Several amendments were presented aAd were lost
Mr. French. turning to Mr. MacLcan. said Now l
wish To ask you. Mr.. Chairman. whether you and Mr..
Morrison really do not understand the writ OF mandS-
Dusr'
Mr.. MacLean-I don't propose to have my motives
questioned by yOr.
Mr. Morrison-I can say in good faith. that do not
understand the Interpretation To be put upon IT,
Mr.. Frcnch-Then l move TO amend by Inserting;
EKcreos One of this Board processes to be in
.onbt as to the intcn, and meaning Oi the wnt"
MI. Morrson-Now. may ask you why you make that
amendment
Mi Frcnch-Because you have stated that in good
lath Won desire this information and wish tae re-
.ponsibilty whore II belongs, don't want the
information. and NV colleague doesn't want It, The
whole matter Is perfectly clear 20 US. and want 1t 10 20
Oh the record
The amendment WAS voted down. and then the original
resolutions shared the fate Mr. wheeler presented
he following resolution:
Il m nayH Tree
forward t+ return to the . r6 eS OF n nee
the service OF the writ of Inanohlnu>
BEGINNING THE ACTUAL WORK.
This was defeated. MI Morrison saying that he voted
against it ii embraced too much The work Of
the day then with the TamuaIy list Tor the WIN
Election District A. the we're read. and the
Candidates for appointment criticised by leaders
of the Tanuany Democracy from the districts % which
they belonged was noticeable what lnrge proper
ton of those first named had no claim to mem
bership in that party though they had acted WIN
It in past years when the Democracy OF T Sew
were very few instances IN which the men nret
proposed were aeeepaSe Tue ds %e1 , sr%se
casiOn of many exciting scenes. -, ,..
George Erouse appeared 70 pass upon the character
of a candidate when remark made 10y some one
mat lac had himself been arrested FOR pers0natln- an
election oacer Krouse turned IN an excited man
ner ana Insisted upon being heard m his own defence
He SAID election officer had been arrested and
be had been sent for 10 NJ The vacancy CAUSED w me
arrest H. then arrested but wac al once released
when the matter was explained turning 10 MI Mac
Lean he ad.d And II was Tor your uncle the sage o
Cipher Alley. done IT,"
rr wser Maverick said 10 nave been out or sym
patuv with I-mnauy Hall since lac received contract
Tor printing rom Mayor Cooper. Mr.. Morrison denied
that he had received such contract but he was re-
ectcd IL WAS claimed that John :. Agncw would not
serve a. inspector. Mr.. MacIeau sad that quite a.
prominent he bad served al elections FOR inc |
public good Will NJ. 1ilden serVcf' asked. "
don't know" replied Nj. Maclrau. havent seen or
communicated with Nj. Tlden on the subject"
Edward e. she .hy named inspector for the |
XXIld District and questioned az To his political
nos.nou don't know what pOhtcs are yet lie
s9Ij am "A n e1nher OF Tammany Hall General Com
hall. tv.tf fl..a ID n