New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-12
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TAMMANY NILLANY EXPOSED
TESTIMONY ~ THE Contested ELEC-
TON CASES
ONE WITNESS SAYS HE SAW AssEMBIYMAs
sciIIIIINGER OFFER MAN THREE
DOLLARS FOR HIS VOTE TIE
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HEARING ~ nRooELyN
| The Assembly Subcommittee on Privileges ana
| Elections met again in Part III OF the court "l
| Common Pleas in the County Court House y'S'er-
| day. and Chairman Terry called the case OF
! Wilks OepD against Schillinger TamD, OF inc
XVIII Assembly District. John J. Delaney, counsel
| for the Tamnany man. asked for a bill OF Iarucu-
lars asserting that the contestants complaint con-
| tanned only gcneralities. Amasa Thornton oounSe'
| for Mr. Wilks. argued that a bill OF particulars
! was not necessary. lie said that he had do"eh
| witnesses who would give testimony mat "ou'd
throw ont the votes entire election districts out
II would be prejudcla TO his clients case 10 us
close their names and the nature Of their evidence
The committee. decided against Mr.. Deaneys re-
! quest and Mr. Thornton called !. Schioss' Il re
publican watcher in the Thirtyeighth Election DIS
trict Of the XVIII Assembly District, VINO 'es'"e'
that the inspecors there neglected their duty and
permitted Tammany workers to come into the booth
and intirnidate voters The witness said that VIII
lam West with whom he we'll acquainted was
followed into the booth b. Tammany hecler named
Curley West resented Curley's Interference "heh
the chairman Of the Election Board ordered me
voter out, saying You 20 to --; III running INNS
board"
scb,oss said that he called a policeman to pro-
toct West. but he would not mterfer. and West
was coupced 10 leave the booth. although be pro-
tested that he was being robbed of his vote Schl@s
swore that many voters were intimida''d III IFS
presence He challenged several men VINO had no
right to vote and finally In" chairman OF the board
told the policeman to fire him out Of 'ne p1''.hs
place When the hour Of D. m. arrived ana inc
polls were closed and the canvass WAS begun the
witness returned t. the polling place. The ins?ec-
tors refused to count the ballots 10 discover II
there were more votes in the balioi-boH than APP
pcared upon the tally sheet. The canvass showed
,,t thor y.er, thrcn more ballots In the box than
s.-a fhar,
'n,'' N,,e 80 ,,,.., r,'iio,s AGAINST IN. pro-
test OF the witness and the Republican Inspector
80, .. 80. .,,,,.,r,,>.
NOT SHAKEN BY CROSS EXAMINATIONS
,rh. oirofl,n If IN. witness by the Tam
i"' - nt. ,,,t,,rco , ,,r-
tlce Ta,nmany " .rlers went into the polling place
with men who dill not even go through the for
mality OF swearing max '.'F "''' "''""''.
rear ROOM Wh'ie the voters S''"' VIZ ~
COMMUNICATE WIN iii.tNdN pl Il oi .,, -,
,,as.,r. t,r,ta.fs Won. rna.le IN, the Tanmany
inspectors PAID no attention Them.
John McD1nou' h oi -. ~ w. "''.H .','',.
sitic5l Marty h.. 10 or.,i he sill hat lie was
Republican. bar never voted. Great laughter II"
ha been clttltn 81 tn. Thlrty-.lgnth Election Dis
.rci " f'1 Elg.th ave. AMI Saw Timnauy men
Sn,erin~ ,h. Ln.-b. vim voter H.. ask.l IN.
,,1ilc,sn an ,iu,y 2, tr.,-,f This hut the officer
sqid mar b. N INF So. lnv iax being violated tn.
,,ress c,n,inn"i o.. a4kai Nh. chairman - the
retJ.1 .GL v" AR. Alb, o., a., ANYTHING over hore'
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door - The rolling tlic, was u-rl ~ brln. IN
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