New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-14

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Notary Iyolfc OH city and County Of NelO- York.
MR. cREGAN DIDN'T BELIEVE IT.
CITY AYD COUNTY OF NEw.YoRK-ss.
/ John Charles Fleming city and county OF New
on election dsv the 2d Noven6eT having heard that csp
tain Michael Cregan was selling out Mt hce III ne aces IN
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stop the treason going on or see Mr. Rice he refused
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you 1s s ysn DE o nno ekets Is to elect
Roosevelt who has show II get man 70 vG.s nome Of
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sworn New York this I'm day OF November
a. - '''' Notary Public (257), Ne'O. YORK. County
Mr.. cRFGAv STOOD six FEET AWAY.
| CITY AND COUNTY OF NEW YoRK-ss
@ Dsy % duly 9ys Thai he . rat at
publican and Voter that on q day Sove%bcr 1856
be nPPs parry i Esse G S ps S who was in
Republican box and ballots IN that District 9T
hereto marked with depgnents initials; among which
TTsucs ' B. OI pnoa a0 and thus
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Systematically and Intentionally distributed me OIQs
intent era1 &c R Se sad paSi he
party for Congress I'M tS bc A he cs as stated
sembly District stood within six feet OF sad box nrx
Sworn to before me this 9th day of November. $50
| Notary Public Nee York city and County
| orBrR MEN WHO GOT sPINoLA TICKETS.
William Patterson OF No 269 Avenue c. deposed that
"Tomme" Byrnes Cregans captain in the First Election
District of the XVIII Assembly District. him set
OF ballots at noon on election day containing spnoa
| ticket
Henry R. Watts, of No. $40 East Twenteth-st, in an
| affidavit says
yS 'D Da Fourth the E paTs m fasse of the
A AsSnDcan p bcIs and To ballots in said ss
sets Of Republican tickets apd TeGege oaos UI ae of
the Allen Rice the Republican nominee Tor that
Office
Thomas Hastings of No. l64 Park Row. swears that
Patrick Burns the captain of the THIRD Election District
gave him ballots containing spinolas name instead Oh
| kices ,,
affidavit in regard to the Third Election District n,o,
John Ferguson. of No 257 Avenue G. In his ahdaylt
says that about OF election day ne was al inc Pos
! in the Third Election District
He saw Michael cregan said district that soon after after
s Gs s sa s a s 'fR him %fo
lean tickets and said captain tereuP1n gse s % @ m
Of Francs b. s39a a. B asnsn of fe G
district spnola tickets
| Edward j. Coixs in affidavit says
That on Ss Of s 81 psc the
District. among others no that one joan aias iank
as captain Of district under cegan that asked INN for
of Republican tickets and that he gave me NOSE
Which % S 70 ne e the pemScrt cadS Fran
els b. spnoa for Congress instead of Alien T. Rice That
visiting the pre- met again later on AM charging Mason
OF Roosevelt that, in company with ME- Fiemns
o. Affairs to captain Mchae Csgan who sand did not be-
eye it, and refused either 70 fond ee i r rice bat Know
that he captain seventh District IN his employ that
that he applied for tickets TO Jonn Mason tne o
the seventh election district who was IN chrge OF the
boxes and received set OF tickets containing 'pioia
Inns Arnold of No 214 East Nneeenth-st. says that
he received from the captain of the ninth election dis
trc Peter Finnerty set OF Republican tickets with the
exception of spinoa for Rice. George c. Groves OF No.
207 East Thirty thirdst makes similar affidavit in re-
gard Finnerty and the ninth election district ,.o,
that John symon, in charge OF the thirteenth election
district box dealt SpnOa instead OF Rice tickets
similar affidavit is made by Thomas Hastings OF NO. Io4
Henry r. Watts Of No 500 East Twentieth-st. swears
that Robert Kennedy. the captain OF the fifteenth cleo
ton district gave him SpinOla ballot among the set OF
John Proctor CLARK Of No ia West tyeighth-st,
who has law office at No II Broadway swears that he
apped for tickets in charge OF the Republican
booth in the election district and that he took
the bunch of tickets handed to him and examined Them
the name Of F. b. 5pinola instead Allen r. Rice that De
foh is that said DOOtlJendcr fepl-u
Mr. Clark adds that reported the facts to Mr.
Bellamy. of the Republican County Committee at the
f Tue adaVjt of James E. Daley of No 361 Thirave
saws that applied 10 the man III charge OF he SepuD
can in the eighteenth election district ana eo SET Oh
ballots in which the name OF Spnoa was substituted ior
that OF Rice ,,, $500 A.. &,
the Twentieth election district Richard W. Lush the cap
tain in charge gave MIN "a Republican tickets with
onal ballot L. L. Davids, of No 425 secondave., makes
similar affidavit in regard TO the tickets dedit oul iIon
Republican box at Twenty eurthst ana IhiruaVe'
Systematic SUBSTITUTION OF sPISoLA.
Q Edward Wall of No 4l2 East Eghteenh-st. says:
That % day Of NovemOer 1856 he was Dy
Edward t. Fisher The captain OF the Twenty
Republican box and ballots ~ a district 70 give nS
friends who %o9d .S mn i9 pno heo e
place Of tie one Win TN name OF Ae nI te
Information belief that sad Fisher who was IL charge OF
tematiesy Intentionally distributed the ballots OF Fran
els spHoa IN ~. poSee Of the Democrc party fol
D Congress.
Thomas Hastings swears that Edward f. Fisher inc
canaan of the Twenty election district to whom
he applied a OF Republican tickets, gave MIN one
containing Spinola ballot Tor Congress
Charles Bauineister OF No. 300 East Twenty third ST.
deposes:
NV occupation wholesale salesman, on election
poll In the Twenty Thru cleo
lion district Of the Assembly District appointed upon
OF Michael Gregan. When proceeled
Sote in lie Twenty election district where reside
was approached e. Fisher secretary OF the DIS
trct Committee OF the enrolled republicans OF Inc ANlt
Assembly District who captain Of ana III charge OF
the Replan box ballots Of said Twenty seconi cleo
lion district asked me 10 do him favor by votns
Ion Francis b. Spnoa the Democratic nominee Tor congress
in preference Allen Rice the Republican nominee IN ih
District He stated tat ms reasons iO
wishing that the Republicans lad no Gu me-
the next Congress- also tst Spl
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