New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-29
MORE NOMINATIONS CONFIRMED.

y. b. HART FOR EXCISE Observation-Disclosures
HAUGHToN AND sAUER DENoUNCE THE MAYOR.
There was large attendance of interested
spectators the meeting OF tne Aldermen yesterday
The array hungry party followers seeking places as
city marshals, etc., extensive Among 1hese Wero
ex Assembly men. exist ate Senator's exAIderneh' OK
Commissioners and other exoicals out OF employ ment
The marshals paid by fees their receipts ranging
from 81 900 year to $4,000 year each The marshal
who serves the the collection OF arrears OF
personal taxes is sal receive lees to an amount eX
ceeding 900 year. Thus place fell yesterday TO ex-
Assembymau Hagan.
Emanuel b. Har was nominated for Excise Commits
sioner place Of Richard j. Morrison Only -FOUR woes
were recorded in opposition from Aldermen sauer ana
Kirke Uammany) AID Haughtun and Murphy (dissai-
iected Irving Hal DenocratsJ Mr.. Murphy said lie
could not vote confirm because Mr. Hart was the hrs
TO oppose in committee OF conference the nomination OF
Mr.. Grace account Of his being an lrshnan ana d
Catholic. This statement, which Mr. Hart dehounces
as false, did not affect any votes.
Thomas Brady nomipated for seaier OF weighs
and Measures in place Of Elisha w. Poe Mr. sauer' tine
Taumany leader sad that he had no objection to Mr.
Brady but that nc would vote for any man who
was soiled by beng nominated by Mayor Co0per-an
Migrate and whose word you cannot take for any
thing "Iwil not vote," be exclaimed IN louder tones,
for any nomination made By man whose "otu Is hol
worth cents"
Mr. Brady was confirmed by n vote Of Is to 20.
The nominations OF thirty-three city marshals werc
then read as follows Edward c. Taylor. George Fritz.
Henry Myers Solomon ID. Rosenthal. James G. Kenny,
Andrew Wagner, Edwin +. Foster, Michael Goode,
Lewis McDermott, Marks L. Frank, George HAZEL
Michael Brennan, John McD0nough, George BOucsein'
| P,trtck sheeh.n John Keenan,. Francis K'rkheissen,
Michael sbaughnessy, Charles N0d ne. Algus W. hefIi-
Shields Edward F. Hdgan Henry A. Hoeigle, Afro L..
Hail. james NJ. Byrne>, chard e. Walsh James Cam p
| bell Richard NJ. LUSH Denis GAVIN ana Cornohus
Tnrse nominations were made TO Oh vacancies that
have Aied since May l. 1879 the term OF ofce he ug
three wears Thry were ali Confirmed votes difera1
from ID IN the affirmative 10. lBe names were taken
make short s1ee, hes. Mr. Haaghton, WHO Jailed to
secure a renommauon and complains that he has not
been sufficiently recognized" by the Mayor 10 making
| nominations very bitter. He said: Having lost
al confidence in the honor and integrity Ot the article
call Mayor jOn't intend t. vote for any or tnese nnni-
natous unless they vouched Tor by members OF tns
Mr. Sauer said that previous to the last election Mayor
cooper aeht 10 .icn nelu,i " y. . ~ q 49, ~
send in a name for Marshal peTauadcd tne mdyoi 70
Withhold the nominations until alter election, c1cl Guy
/ exclaimed the Alderman. and he promised me he
would positively send III my nan ne has ao' uouo so
anu brand him as llar mat Is the reason oppose
| the nominations OF Cooper"
when me name OF Richard c. Walsh brought up,
MI SIeis, who just seeded from Tammany Hall.
marked: Alderman sheIs deserves a good DEAL of
credit III tuis deal az late day he has, ard
! Mr.. shels replied: II never in deal / am III
dependent But member OF th,s Board trled harder
20 get IN tue deal 10 which Alderman HaughtOh reIes
! than he do hiMsctt"
Later Mr.. HaugniOn broke out in long speech de-
nuuncng Mayor Cooper. He said the Mayor was the
pretended nedct Arnold OF the Democratic party z;
that ne of dIsreputable characters
for responsible positions = that he is desPised crea-
OF his father, ch, ana that IL AL mere ~
Of lin" Then continuing, be referred 10 his own ser
wees for tue Democratic party anu said that no one
can point the finger to the breath of suspicion at
act OF NINE. an ToOr hut will live to sne the day
when viii command more respect than that miseraD
| creature who viii ouf despiseG by honest men HI"
give. Us a ltte tfy. but he consults republicans"
Inc a derman euded baringue by stating; have
| SAID B about him know how say"
| Mt Perley (RtpubNcan) ana MT. Marshall driving
! II II DemocTaO spoke IN defence OF Mayor Cooper.
| Emanuel b. Hart, the new Excise Commissioners. was
born "a ths city in 1910. He Alderman IN lS45-l6
and was elected Congress ~ 1850 la 1907 President
Buchauen ap Onted bim Surveyor Of The Port, whlci
Office no held until the second President LincOns
| t.rm. Daring Governor HOffman's term OF Oife he
erved AZ Commissioner ~ EnigralOn. He erected
Alderman m $40 and since that time re not held
an office. Hart has been well known IN local politics
for than forty years. He was formerly an active
raInmauy politician, but recently has acted with the
| Anu-Tamm8ny party,