The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-12-24
THE DISPUTED ELECTIONS.
srpREME COURT JUDGES BUSY MAX
Iya ORDERS AND GRANTING STAT

srpREME COURT JUDGES BUsY MAX
NO ORDERS AND GRANTING sTsys.
.yustice CuIien vscates Justice Ingraham's
Injunction Restraining the County Clerk
from Forwarding tho so-cailed Corrected
Returns to Aibnny-The State Board Re-
strained from Canvassing Any Other
Than the Original Returns-Gov. IIMrs
Reasons for Pardouine Supervisor welch
ofsyracuse-Tho Court OF ASseais' de-
e,,,on in the Case or the Election Dispute
70 be Handed Down on Tuesday.
The Dutchcss county election controversy
Una involved In still further confusion yes
tsrday through proceedings before Justice
Cullen in Brooklyn. Argument came up on
motion made by George Bliss to vacate the In
junction granted by Justice Ingraham in this
city on Monday night to prevent the return Of
the pcane certificate by the Board Of Can
vussers OF Duchess county to the State Board
Of Canvassers.
District Attorney Ridgway wanted to have
the matter go over until this morning. 80 that
Lawyer Dclos McCurdy might DO present. and
he also objected to the presence OF Mr.. Bliss In
tho matter. as he did not represent any party
the Republican state Committee. Justice Gull
len decided to hear tho motion. Mr.. Bliss told
how Jastlc. Ingraham Ind granted an order.
re.urnable before Justice Cullen yesterday.
10 show cause why Justice Cullen's order. di-
rec.ing the Deane return to be sent to Albany
and preventing the State Board OF Canvassers
from Passing upon either the Osborne or
psane return until the Court OF Appeals
hal handed down Its decision. should
not be vacated. Mr.. Bliss said that II the
Deane return ia not allowed to 60 to
Albany the only return before the State
Board would DO the return adjudged to be
false. and on that the Board would act. giving
the election to the relator. Mr.. Osborne. As
soon a. the Court Of Appeals decided the cases
before them. the State Board must meet and
turn now in the hands Of the County Clerk Of
Duchess county.
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paint int. and can't see What objection there can
IT. BiissNf am IN receipt of very important
iniormaiion., and that is that the return has
nS Snss Ges g decided to yeeate the stay
forwarding the return but continued his own.
p sss afssS s eoantns The until he
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next Saturday. Justice Cullen added,
My decision q Saturday last provided for
raised were passed upon by the court Of, last
resort What wee asslglsd y my order: hS ":
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motion is adjourned and the Court 81 Appeals
renders decision In the other cases Il leaves
therefore be forMarded."
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,s,hess which required its attention. There was
ns,on Tor such undue haste. unless 1t was Intended
n way to deprive tho people of the ward which he
hs's1n's ~ voice IN the county Legislature and
elected majority Of the BOARD Of Its power to
"srNPression TO the popular viii. DAVID a. HILL.
SMlp O'clock the Court OF Appeals entered the
i,HaInioer, and disappointed the waiting pol
Mrishs aud State officers by handing down
f ky .wo decisions. which bore no relation to
r ng election cases. subsequently, the court
dis,;eNed the minds OF tho anxious ones by. Or
D H. That recess be taken until Tuesday.
nnwn ~ at noon: and at the same time an
s esUSuhelng That the decisions In the election
>IE; a,s would then be handed down.
.toT'eTal OF the Democratic State officers, In