New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-16
POLITICAL ODDS AND ENDS.
TO APPOINT ELECTION INSPECTORS.


WILL THE COUNTY DEMOCRACY HAVE ITS
REPRESENTATIVES, AT THE PoLLsl
A recent resolution Of the Police Board called upon
the political organizations the city TO send lists OF
candidates for inspectors Of election u the Chef OF
the Bureau OF Elections or before August To- Ih'
law requires the Commissioners to appoint two Re
publican inspectors and two Democratic inspectors III
each election district. and the appointments must be
made before the close OF next month since the dealh
Of the Irving Hall organization the Commissioners
have divided the Democratic inspectors equally between
Tammany and the County Democracy, but II begins 10
look as if the latter organization would lose lis smart
Of the patronage this year. Tammany Han ms SUI
in the names Of two candidates for inspectors III eoh
district. and the two Tammany members OF the folcc
Board are cxr.cted 10 vote appoint only Iammahy
men as Democratic inspectors.
President MacLcln, when he represented the ,o""N
Democracy in the same Board not many years ago.
made strong fight exclude all Iammany inspectors
but the Republic Commissioners in'isiei upon sl'iS
a fair representation to Tammany Hall' lhs Sed "
is only one Republican in the Board IL Is not uo"oo
that Commissioner McCave viii be permitted 10 h'no
the Republican inspectors, but his opposition "
not prevent the three Democrats In the Boaiu iIu'
leaving the County Democracy out in the cold As M
NcClovc Is expected TO vote for equal dVlso" VI
the Democratic inspectors the balance OF power Is c
by Commissioner NoOrhs, who. II he sun "isnou "
favor the County Democracy, could Vo'e WIN W.
McClayc. Mr. Voorhs, however, is building up a'
independent Democratic organization III INC iNU
Assembly District and looks kindly on the iorllduo"
Of similar organizations in other districts.
A list Of candidates for inspectors OF election III Mr.
yoorhss district was sent 10 the Bureau OF Eecuo"S
by his own independent organization several Ia! s
Police Justice Nurrays organization In the ANll'i
District and independent Democratic Organizations ~
the Ist XVIII and XVIIlth Districts had sent III SIM
liar lists before = p. m. yesterday N'cr thau no"
other lists were received and 1t was SAID that the'
came from so many independent Democratic organic"
lions that nearly every Assembly District III the cry
was rcprescntcd by three distinct Democratic ISIS ~
ras evident that Mr.. Voorhis would be IN posuon
n, take away the County Democracy palrOhaec anu
Give If f. tie new independent district oFsaHa'oh'
Of his party. ,,h , Trhuue
rcnnrter Yesterday declined 10 say what Ms lhVc'
lions were lie is expert IN evadlhg avo"als vi
his plans and he kept perfectly sober couVnan M
hon he said The Commissioners doubtless VIII give
10 Zach Democratic organization the number oil III
snector, To which IL Is fairly entitled. go 49,,
II is understood that MIR NOOrlis VIII oppose uc
annoutmcnt of County Democracy inspectors. on tIc
r6nnd that the County Democracy at the last election
distributed tickets for the Republican candidates Tor
CnntroIler and Attorney General. AMdaNts 10 sup
mort him i'm such a position are said 10 nave bcen pre-
nared bv III, followers. By voting WIN tlc TWO
Tammauv Commissioners 20 appoint ohIN lahl.dl.
inspectors I'm some districts Mr.. NOorilS may yet jill
cqual share with Iammany IN other districts