New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-26
rO BE ON ONE BALLOT ONLY.
NAMES OF CANDIDATES CANNOT BE PLACEL
ON TWO TICKETS.
, DECISION BY THE POLICE BoARD-JAMEs A
CowIE AND WILLIAM WADE TO APPEAR
ON THE REPUBLICAN BALLOTS.

Police Commissioners McClave. Martin and Voor.
his had special meeting yesterday to give aadit'onal
Instructions to Martin b. Brown regarding the pruning
~ the official ballots. Henry L. sprague and l.. L.
Delaaeld were present at the meeting. hr. spfaSuc
wished to have the names OF James "A. COVE, eanoi
date for member Of Assembly In the Alil'h Oi'
tr,ct and william Wade, candidate for Alderman "
the same district. printed on an omciai pSno' ""..
s 70 he filed up with the names OF fusion caaioa'cs
o., oth.r ornces He argued that Messrs Co"1e sna
wade as independent candidates. would have Inc rsH'
N select the names to appear with ther own ou n
oc,a ballot and II they were declared oy Tue eoa,'
n he the regular Republican candidates Ill 'ie -
r,ct their names would have to be printed on an onr,
ballot with the fusion candidates for other OFFICES
commissioners said they would give deei'ion o 'ae
nn,,,a,,on tomorrow but they practically asroco ~
W. snracue's demand by passing the following rcSo'u
ton ~ .,..,,,o. the rirht
Resolved That the Board OF Police reeosnA" ...,sn
~, tho rcrson or persons designated unuer VIC p'
=, ..c,ion & for the purposes set forth IN secsoA :
0, nao ar, =, 1890 and representing the required
,,,nr NJ sianers to certificate OF nomination. " nA'
n,aced upon one Official ballot such aoo'''on~i Aan.
names n, may be selected by the saio person VI s
designated to complete inc AeA'' '
the certificate Aforesaid. 49,, >,,,.,n.,
A., D.l.seh representing the Peoples Municip~
1.aue asked that the names Of Richard Tone fe'.v'
candidate for member Of Assembly, anu Lueu.'
schwacer candidate for Alderman, IN the AhAN 90
.anh,v District be printed on TWO orncaI osto''' Wv
containing the name OF the fusion candoAoe tut 0
her NJ Congress and the other containing tle h~e "
tho Democratic candidate for member OF Cohso''
The Commissioners said they would refuse 10 sra'
such . request. They did not think that In inuo
nendent candidate could legally nave ms hS''' w
more than ono Official ballot. be could 90 70. .I'
CITY might have to pay for too many onols vo'
.nd ths ballots could not be printed before eieeAo
day. To prevent such demands by other 0aiO'N~o''
49, 1tln
| the Commissioners passed tine foho"ins' , D..
n,..a T,.. tina Board declines and refuses 70
| ,acoonizs the right Of the person or persons ues
under the provisions Of section 3, Tor 'ne putp -
,,n In lection H. chapter 1852 Lava OF 1851 ana pf
.n,n, IN. required number Of signers 70 ce'~ussS
A nomination TO have placed upon more thsn QUO o".
| ballot such name names as may DO oee''e '.
| aid person or persons designated 70 compie'
| n,,csd in nomination By the certificate nofeeaiu,
| 49, n.,.n.ld s,id he would appeal TO the courts
| - 49,, "a have a writ served on tho Commissioner
| tomorrow. $4,000. .s..,op
IN the Afternoon and examined copies OF 20. th
nomination which naa ere ee fay such certificates
nomiHo independent candidates for Assempy MOI SaC
adrmen and in most cases The ca ddaox ma 49, @
names Of other SsSts The unable
On Uio how many sets OF official ballots would .,
needed In all Of the districts Msrn p; n consue
M, me "Reminiscences and said that bc would nav,
the ballots ready in time but the expense q tbs unsx
would be S,r ptTe'sTH 70 reporters Mr. Brown
| RUe tven mn hope Of making any money by my con
tract 1t becomes question now now mueh s"ai
iee ftsr tho Commits had decided upon the up
rpcatnns by Independent candidates Chief Clerk Nip
and his assistants began an 81 nghs ISo @ ~
nsute eh IN each Assembly district, and what names
| must appear each ballot