The sun., 1894-03-10

senate viii vince the entire State. Of which
N Sesd OF oi som. e' change 10 the laws rseulstiSs
the conduct Of the police, looking to the end
that here in Ney York. as well a. IN q ths pesce-
de shall ir.t md lie way into the ballet boy,
ana then. shall be truihfullJ recorded. did
not intend to talk quiteeo long, and ask your
lnduleencs for having done so."
Mr. NIcoIL ON suFFERAScE
De Laneey NIeoll said that he would like 10
be recorded ss appearing for the Police De-
chsirmsu L.zov-ws hsv. no objection At thi,
lsne,ar. nr EeoL 70 hsvs yogr name recorded :. Be
io Is:. ss,sns sna ,s s counsel vii Ss .oy.d
90: ,s.s.d rs 3, s.iefmn.d 81 the eomms,..
10 undsrssud that you claim thai A.. entitled
q; :ssn:: . 4 !, S%.,
Mr. Nieoll quoted precedents and said:
"Of course there would be no propriety In
1s :t1 f q hST snS s.S S tho S Ss or ss H S
committee, or 20 use up sny UNNECESSARY time
In the s1sminstlon Of witne.ses. but that they
essions simply for the rights Of protectins
their clients purpose seems to me to be q
The Chsirmsn-As long as your services are
Of that nature before the committee It is all
shS h:y .T. ior the S % s%S.
to do It.
nn surHERLArDs SURPRISING DrscovERIEs.
Mr.. Eiceli-I do not Intend TO take up. the
when h is i function 10 be snioyed exclusively
By the counsel for the mmittes and shall
not und:rt.ss 70 MAJ: s any spseeh out think
act Of misconduct or interference with the
exercise Of the sEht Of :oysIssn Sy any my
the d.psrt ent viii join with the committee
IN .ac bSt q h
dS to %nS ns sna ss..y t5nt 10
eases. here and there. l never heard a word
WtR a.. sss .1srcss sas rSt Of sesss
or that there was any com plaint against them.
and shsli be Indeed surprised il / hear him
prove-that there was any such Wholesale in
rage rage in this city At the last 'eIsction on the
part OF the police as he suggests. 1t has boen
said By some Of those gentlemen who came out
EnoW.dss % % q *. New Yoff fOiicss Sc M
prOyss eSst there eu was sT
on the part Of the police in this city. he will
9orshspuSiiesn & Sa Wn or I IeSosrss S Os or sHu
snapper or Milholland Republican or Com
Of Th E'PHsS. Sr to ,si,
date. and he will have furnished us with
suIpriss which Tili he as novel as II will De
silence went by. Then Mr.. sutherland hustled
up I and osilsd cal % out: ~ D ''' 'A'
Mr. DALY's rREAsuREp-up DAMN.
-"yii! William +. Daily please come for
Mr. Daily, q mild-fcatured man with brown
beard and Q pair Of dark glassss. took the
stand. and after being sworn said that he was
Thirtesntn street. in the Eleventh Election
district OF the Tenth Assembly district lie
Was leader Of the Republican organization in
.o.-Mr. DAILY. tell us what. II anything. you
' Mf. DAY , .sttisd himse elf back comfortably 10
his eh,ir Y and and M NTH an air OF great relish pro-
'es9s the . %efnias @ G! election day wen. to
the polls IN the Third ELECTION district for tho
q Illegal r. Geassrs,on tod them the mans GHS
name and requested that they should mark
.challenEs,, opposite his name. They refused
to do so. While was there man came In and
tried 70 vote from tho house at II Fourth ave-
nue. who. had reason {? believe; was net
pie had already registered from there. linn
mediately challenged his vote and during the
captain. or one OF his workers. walk ed into the
S:iics ss srsf q @ ssS!iGs would @ sIssS nat
stood close to him and heard 1t all He then
S.id .,n nrofs hawe dsma hsrST any Goiee,tons to
4 litter went through the room and Senator
language i Is nearly as sA You can" ""'' ''A'' '"'
'I have - damn good notion TO break your
story short. succeeded in carrying my point
and ,S made shs 1f election admi1s-
eold-bfoodsd strocity the witness di:ciosof.
and even the senators could not retain their
gravity.
Mr.. DAILY HUSTLED IN a crown
"Noy," said LAWYER Sutherland. pass on
to the F9urtsspnth Election district: what oe-
,S On The nisht s e election vent there as a
polling place aud showed my credentials to
the inspectors | was invited to sit at tho table
mob IL the e. room ' crowded % around md me- S fSocEed I
my nat over my oyesi pushed me around, and
Watch he soant Two police oesrs sSod
thetsIor one. certainly7apd l remonstrated
ms the saa h,m ss eHSd NIT s1rd
Tie said; don't see anybody bothering YOU
We'll, 1 said those people pushed my hat
.3.ho. long did mas ~. Al ~s,.d until In.
,G;,L.' us pas, on 70 tue rory.!hird slsenOp dts
sossiat .Sous he in sS. re, tnGy any
Sss as fos ss n IT
S as led, az S Sess g ares, S ana hs Oc'r did
Did you see this" asked Mr. Nieoll. The
witness grinned and said " No" whereupon
Chairman Lsxow ruled tine incident out
Q-PA4a on TO the Twenty sixth Election district. A.
There wAs nothing there only what heard
A moment Of silence followed. during which
Mr.. sutherland studied the heap of papers that
sy before him; The witness. evidently anI-
Well viii tell you. might go back two
IT WAS NOT so WHEN STEVE FREHCH WAS A COM
MISSIONER
We will come to that presently" said Mr.
Sutherland; But hrst, let me ask you this
question: DID you eyer come across any such
two hepubicans Y
No." said the witness with great emphasis
Il never did p Everybody In the room smiled
ot-Rov. tsks the election next preceding this last
Do know OF any thing that happened the election
OF lb01t Al can't Tecal anything OF that year be-
Giet.
Q-1e back then to 1891 Al don't know that !
can recall anything about the fAssett campaign but
sAn go back ts lsvo u It iIat ancient history.
Go right back" remarked Mr.. Nieoll. with
IN AmiA BILE smile.
yent intO polling place in that year"
thS witness went on. and there was some
trouble there demanded to know what was
shs aa I0a %a xnt Se ISaf6sIsp 6S sAid 90 me; Whnt
LOOK after the Interests OF the party and my
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