The sun., 1883-10-31
WALES OF TRADING DENIED.
THE COUNTY DEMOCRACY CALLS TIE
ROLL OF DISTRICTS.


Traces OF Colonization In Capt. Petty's Fre- |
einct--lnquirinE Into u Wegistry Of sixty |
or More Voters from One Lodging House. !
The Executive Committee OF the County |
Democracy made public denial yesterday OF !
tho rumor that their organization would trade
votes for State and county candidates tor
votes for Senators and Aldermen. Every dis
trlct. except tho Second and Third. was repre-
sented at the meeting. After some routine
business had been done. Commissioner Hubert
o. Thompson said:
There are reports in circulation that the
union OF the Democracy on county ticket is
not honest so far as this organization is con-
cerned; and that we do not intend to support
tho ticket in good faith. do not believe that
there is any truth in those rumors. but 1t ia
time that the organization should know
whether thore Is any foundation for them. IL
there is any intention on the part OF any OF our
Assembly district organizations to trade of
any OF the State or county candidates. We
should know 1t now. that we may take the
necessary steps to counteract such a determi
nation. therefore move that tho representa-
tive from each district be called upon to nn-
swer rs to the truth Of the rumors and to pledge
the vote OF his organization to the honest.
faithful and thorough support Of every man on
the State and the count ticket" -
the First to the Sixteenth reported that tho
State and county tickets would receive tho sup
visor CostiGan promised that every candidate
on the two tickets would carry the Fifteenth
BY f3s tRe
district He said that the district was formerly
one Of thE Hon }nmes a nty sironghpads ompa
who used to be his friends. had temporarily
withdrawn from the County Democracy and
of tho organization would support the State
and county ticket in good faith. and the dis
trict would give as good an account OF itself ns
Police Justice Murray reported the organiza-
"mmssnner on e Thompson responied no Tor the
Eighteenth district: Ho said that his district
was the old home of James oBren D. ,h. but he did
mocracy organization who intended to voto or
"rk aGnnsh ~ sGhH G' Al nsdss iss
rs rs the County Democracy, is concerned. to
every man on the State and tho county ticket"
tricts said that their organizations would give
an honest support to both tickets. Then the
tom meetine % Which is to be- held in the Cooper
Institute on Friday evening.
The indepsndenr are making ia
candidate .for Register. They say that their
will not decline. Some of the leaders OF the
Democratic organizations, object to Edward
City Court Justice. They say that as he is the
candidate of the united Democracy he should
against @ them. sher nn Davidson % the leader Of
the Irving, Hall organization. to which Mr..
Browne belongs. said last night:
him he replied that he would not pay one dollar
assh sse Fefi s W
pay "sn any lS,N assessment. @ @ They vent away and
nominated him. am satisfied that Mr.. Browne w9,'
seGss PGSSs % a
E choose to put him on their ticket and run uni, him m
Of tSe bens Of no
Tho managers and clerks Of the Republican
s fe viii ,bar 5he
election, He claims that all the brewers in this
Brsoklyn. Mr. William, i. Baker. one q II. ii,
a' Gen" Carr Would have sSooS major ts in the
State. He is, the gentleman who bot severa
that Secretary FoIger would be elected Cover
nor OF the State by good majority
sas and eo%ny T Iii
hsimoT hG.tsr, HARDY and Ndsms S VIII viii, spsal !
by tie Republicans for the Assembly, in thu
Third district and endorsed md by the Citizens z. IS
and was The founder Of the Army qMd Mar -Nyar
JONrHnI. FOR several years Ho WAS ITcSl,len
OF tho National Rife Association. He was lona
the SECRETARY OF the Army Of the Potomac SO
ciety. With his brother he founded and editet
to other. periodicals. and newspapers. Las
autumn he was appointed by President Arthu
Commissioner to inspect tho Northern Pa
cihc Railroad. He belongs to the Century Club
Capt. Petty reported to the Police Board yes
terday that there were sixty persons regstern.
from Sullvan's lodging house at 1877 Wort
street, when the Board Of Health allows bn
half the number of dodgers to tho house. O
Sunday afternoon police Sergeant called a
Sullivan's place Capt. Petty says. and aske
him to pick ont from the registry lists tn
names Of his dodgers.
They are NIL mine. Sullivan is reported t
have said. "All native born citizens. sir"
Capt. Petty sent II policeman last night to Sc
II the sixty persons registered from sullivan
really belonged there. He says he will arret
forty of them il they como to the polls. Th
lodging house is a narrow, triangular room
full OF hunks. Last night the man in chare
said that they sometimes had as many as sixt
thirty and twenty. He WAS not positive as
tho exact number they had regularly.
In the Sixteenth Eighteenth and Nineteent
Election districts of tho Second Assembly di
trict the police have boon told by tho lodgin
house prOpretors that numbers OF name
registered from their houses arc not he nam'
Of their lodgors. The police are getting up
llstlof these names.
James O'Br!nn candidate for Register SOL
to the police yesterday for list OF the me
suspectsd Of illegal registry. Tho list Is NJ
vet made out.