, 1881-01-30
Mulhoo Oily men placed on the list in the place OF

those omitted. ..,.,,o
ecnticu1an who had represented his Government
ut two European Courts. arose and co4rteoualv
cAlled the ChaIrtnans attention 70 tae M ance os
Of the delegates from his own WAru: tuAt ~ ~ suc
Seventh Precinct the name of Patrick Dusa1.
who had received blr seventy three or the Fotes
east, had been inadvertently substituted for that
OF Mr. Howard Fielding, for " hom IL votes nad
been polled and to whom the elccnon olhcete nA9 ~
riycn the certificate: and also that the name OF
Mr. Bruntlcy Livingstone, who had been elected
in the Thirteen Precinct without opposition, was
not to be found on the printed list; w IN ,ra It's
pIacchc found the name of Dennis Aoole5, WIZ
bud not been mentioned or voted for.
Here gentleman, evidently lnboring under
great excitement rose ana pranaisn1ng a!s M1t7
in q threatening manner said: Mr. fffsldlal,
it's do1n'd lic and its mstlf, Dennis Mooley' ns
knows it an it, and'll throw ony mon oat AZ, n1
the wua That Sc r oS 115 ad @hat
the matter" The speaker continued 70 d oeeho ~
dish bis arms, but his voice was drowned IN the
vocfero4S GhGe'5 for caain%ed M ST.
not noticing tho threat to throw him out OF tue
..wundy," cannot suppose that tnSse lrreeh u;
tho Chairman Of the City Committee. but -.
The Chnirman-'For the informatton OF nt!3e tne
gentleman the Secretary will read Sec. OIL hule
The Chairman" The gentleman will there
fore SEQ that If such mistakes as ne alluoes 10
have been made the Chair IS po~ertess to ~ tt'a
Committee on Contested SeAts. Whlch VIII oe &C.
1nct "a in tho manner prescribed by the rules as
soon as the Secretary has finished calling the
Mr. Aspenwall-" But the Chair must see ct that i
the gentlemen who have been regularly electeu
-1ne5cen Of the; fro nu 9ha hnli bur tey have
not even been notified OF this action, or that
there Is any dispute nbout their E,0h1 70 tnest
snots: and, therefore. they came here Wat1out
having given the notice required by the rules TO
entitle them to appear as contestants. ana VIII
out having prepared n or rean,s gu ~ nut
what is still worse is, that nncteen other RenIie
men, some Of whom were not eFcn FoIeo l9r 2r'9t ~
the people. have been placeu on ta9 % s9' Us a.
lowed to participate In drawing ny ~ hee
on Contested Sents, and, rs no notice mas oeen
sit m that Committee and refuse to hear tho:e
whose seats they have wrongfully taken: Ine
manifest uufuirnes5. injustice: and trre8ular'tS
OF Ts@ SueG Cbairman""fho gentleman is out Of Or
der. The Chair does not make the rules. @ dss dss
only duty is to interpret and & cd11fI t1o
The Committee on Credentials was composed
or n majority Of Alulhooly men, OF COURSE, anu
after pnticnt bearing Of the arnqe GUl as nn1i
~ Il to 46. Nr. Arnor's friends finally TOOK IN
The Roq ana ca1dee
vas dominated by u voto OF 81 for Aulhooly ano
for Gtlfol.
HOW BOSSES BOSS JUSTICE
Tho violent nomination OF Muiuooi5 oIouHAt
+he newspapers to show OF hands. ano tne
editorials indorsing the nomination from lneL.t ~
cant organs are gycn IN faultlGss STYLE; IN, lne
fhn Voice Of the PsopIc, aud the fubt,c - aeGn 1
i'm ali Joined in the chorus to praise 3uinooi9'
mi fhs truth Teller denounced the Nl1g canul
.iatn M "a bog -trotter by birth: Wall Wnsneu
1rnon our shores; scuI1ion boy IN GIN MILL 1rc
nnentel BY thieves and shoulder -hitters: re-
neatcr before he was of age; roundeE. pruiser,
md Shoulder -hitter;" anu INDUCED III counn
T ~ ike stinrinx sentences dsparag1ng 3iulhools
This defiant publication led to conference .3 ~
he leaders and tho Boss. ct which Blossom hrlck
snid that +>if tho people ever tumble ~ our
TnIne. he'll will be to pay; but tho Boss unoer-
Stood how to punish the fearless newspaper. u1lu
he tirst sent for Theoptoljmus Sly, his lawyer;
| then summoned Judge Coke, whom NJ Dag u
| made and who wanted 10 be re:n9de shorty, r.
and the result of the conference between the
Ross the shyster, and the presiding Jna&e W. ~
fhf nrrcst Of the editor OF the 1T1td1-1t!Hr @ LOT
| the itbel Of Nulhooly. Tho case WIS caled los
triai on the day that Judge Coke wasto 81, a41
IN that dny the editor WIS required 10 80 ~ ~
at once although he asked for one week y Pie Pr.
! pnre himself to prove tho tFntn o5 ~ ~ rIe eIe
rrhar9es made agnlnst 3{ulhooly- Judge cqke n1e
| heii that he must be prepared to prose us
| chnrres ut any time. and, after the form OF it,
nanc7iu0 "a solid jury" the case was spse1iy pit
| hronrht to a conclusion BY verdict CT kuMt2' ~
| Tins was Mulhooly vindtcated pF tae ian. ~.
| Judce Coke contemptuously re1useo e,, .ae r'e IN
0f deYeudauk's counsel to make any n!uIon .taa ~,
delay at Judgment, and was aoout y frn!n 9he
the editor, when note WAS secelrea 1rp1n ~ +he %
/ Judge. It read as follows: ,,.-,+tor. tn.
'We1l spoil ali. Tell Judge to allo" mouon 1or
| new tria} and delay. Viii explain.
! After reading the note judge Coka A& oace