New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-19
RIOToUS CANDIDATES.
Tue HowI.s OF A Ngw-JERSEY cANyAsstNG BOA RID
INTERRUPT COURT NEXT DOOR,

Tue HowIs OF A Ngw-JERSEY CANyAsStNG BOA RID
INTERRUPT COURT NEXT DOOR.
A lively session occurred yesterday in the
Hudson County IN. j. Board OF Canyassers. ON Tuesday
the Board organized by the election OF Patrick OCOnn0r
as chairman After hts election II discovered that
O'Connor was not legally m'mber OF the Board, and
motion was made TO slider the vote but 0COnuor
declared the motion out OF order. After wrangng,
.he Board adjourned until yesterday without transact
ing any business At yesterday the Board convened
again jersey City and the effort to oust OConn0r was
renewed Almost "A riot ensued The vote for John +.
Lynch and Thomas EgIn, candidates for Freeholder
from the Id District very close, Lynch having
enough scattering make him ito Egln II they
were allowed. O'Connor was partisan OF Egan, and
was determined that ho scattering votes should not be
allowed to Lynch. The friends or Lynch were equally
determined that the votes should bo allowed, and that
O'Connor should be 0usted from the chairmanship.
Charles Maxwell nominated for chairman by one OF
Lynchs friends, and OConnor declared tho nomination
out OF order. OConnor's hackers shouted aud Lynchs
friends howled The members OF the Board with one or
two exceptions, jumped on the seats and yelled
themselves hoarse Judge Knapp, who was
presiding IN the Circuit adjoining, was obliged to
suspend the trial OF account or the noise lie
sent force OF constaDles IN To quell tho disturbance
but when they looked In the door and saw the pahde-
poniu that prevailed dccmc1 t prudeGt 10 fetlre
During "A Temporary luil Charles Bell was appointed
sergeant alarms, and he succeeded In restoring ne
The roll was called and Maxwell was declared elected
chairmOn. O'Conuor refused TO Nacate, Wnefeupon
Maxwell pulled "A chair alongside OF him aud entertained
ali offered but OCOnnor declared tho III
iority them of order Both announced the result
OF votes motions and the result OF the canvass as
announced by the clerk The main question, the
contest between Lynch and Egan seemed to be
seted favor of tie vote at least those VINO favored
that aide OF 10 were in the majority or had the
strongesG voices and most enduring lungs. the
Freenolders declared elected were Post ana ana
Clarke In the LIST District Feey In the lld,
Nicnols and scnober In the liid, LEWIS Wn
aud Wilson the IVth, Shrope aud clark III tne fth
ettam and Rapp In Yltn Snyder aud Nugent IN the
YlIh Iilis and Cavanaugn in the Nlilh, Sohinge anu
L.etts IN the IXth Baldwin and SteinOrenner IN the
Xth. The Board stands Republicans y; Democrats
10 and there Will nc another Democrat when the tie pc
tween Lynch and Egan Is decided Tue vote on Tue
County Board II ,201 In favor OF IL and o'SZa
against IT,
REPUBLICAN VICTORY In NEW-R0CHELLE.
The annual election for officers OF the village
Of New-Rocheo took place tuesday The polls were
opcned from to GAO and $50 votes were cast
The result was decided victory for the Republicans,
although the question Of politics was said TO nave Deeh
ignored in the selection of candidates. Inc omcers
chosen are az follows; President Charles g. Banks
lRcp. trustees, Alexander Hudson lRepG freaerck
Lorenzon tRep.)j James X Grenezbach tDeml ior the
1ull term and John q. Ross (Rep) To nl Vacancy