New-York tribune., 1906-09-18
,s saared 1ne teierren sent BY ene Governor 70
7. shnra.fs HAYES and Flaher.y vas follows:

IS feared TIE telegram sent BY ne Governor 10
sherifs Hayes ana Fgaher.y was as follows;
Members OF both ne Democratic and the ,li Re
noa thst TIE orderly conduct OF the primary cleo
fionr g. your county Tomorrow is iaeio0 sah,, ~
direct you 10 take al necessary measures 20 pre-,
orcer az the various polling psess anS ,,,I ~
cal rights ! shall hold you accountable for the
due enforcement OF the law IN this regard
sAcr4r Hayes sent the following letter TO Cow
error Higgins IN reply;
this afternoon. and telegraphie acknowledg-
ment iTnnaeaiately sent 70 yoa .,. ,,.,-,,c,,ons
sns use Z OT m At ns ny IN tRs S s2sss q
and Shal carry out the Instructions contained in
the Governors message nave oseh ssgen, ~ ~ ~ Sec
tons OF this county particularly IN the "a ON, ~:
sth 18th and 10th Assembly districts thst a AZ
the primsres tomorrow. shall place speeial Sea- p
'nf,ni6SIion IS anticipSted or likely % occur;
DO not propose 20 superseSs te Is poTs peesi dep
sfy sRerrfs VIII be assigned % duty; desire ana ana
intention are that the deputies ahe o. % ne pnreserya-
,ion Of the peace ana the enforcement OF the IN"
governing primary elections
Sheriff Flaherty swore IN more than one hnnoreu
deputies yesterday 20 be stationed az the poHhs
places to-day This IS the first time N me history
OF the county that such action has been tskeh'
ana many NcCarren Democrats look upon the 'iloNe
with suspicion since Flahery is one OF The leaders
of the anti-AfcCarrenites.
sbs-sr Tsaves ans Maurice b. Blumenthai the
shers-rs counsel, win be a. the sherins once NO
90 Broadway Cteiephone s9Ss WORTH. to-day SUD
sect 20 cau by any citizen requiring the services OF
the sherin's Office 70 protect citizens at the pols
and maintain order in the conduct OF the election
Attorney General Mayer sent the following letter
yesterday 20 District Attorneys Jerome, Clarke'
Dsrrsn and Kenney. OF New York. Kings queens
and Richmond counties respectively, calling their
attention 20 TIE law governing the investigation
OF con1plsints relation 20 the primary election
OF to-day:
Pursuant 20 Section 81 OF the Executive law
which provides srnong other things as follows:
The county ana OF the assistants. clerks and en-
ployes IN his ofnee, and al police authorities orl-
&c hs S 1ttoTnsy S N General w ana his dePuy whenever
requested ell asa and assstaEce within their powe-
n suoh prosecutions and in the conduct OF sueh
sssT4 With sSso S . ana % ss Sssufs gig S
complaints which may be made IN your county m ~
relation 70 the primary election on septe'hOei 10
As complaints may be made which require I'm, n
mediate action you herewith empowered 70
perform The same duties in reference thereto as
are so,sTea 1 Upon y ,ss e tst bronpt action may be
taken SO that II Violations OF TIE Primary Election
sGe sg sS 4sT there need be no delay IN giving the
matter snch attention as may be warranted
Attorney General Mayer also sent she following
letter 20 all inspectors OF election:
Isy virtue OF Section 81 OF the Executive law the
Attorney General is charged with the oEty OF
prosecuting violations OF the Primary law.
call your attention 10 the provisions OF the
Primary Election law, 20 the end that compliance
fherewith may be fully assured Your attention
also directed 20 the provisions OF the Penal Coos
especially Section A. which set forth the Gets whoh
oonstitute violations OF the Primary Election law
and provide punishment therefor.
Police Commissioner Bingham announced yester-
Gay that as far as the Police Department was con-
csrned all arrangements for the primaries to-day
had been completed.
Chief Inspector Cortright was summoned 70 the
Commissioners ONCE early in the morning. and the
two remained IN consultation regarding the pTt-
rnaries for considerably over an hour.
The Commissioner gave the chief inspector orders
the full force held for the oay, and
for instructions 10 be issued each inspector and
captain OF a precinct that the police must remain
absolutely neutral during the primary battles -
Commissioner Bingham said he had received
many letters from various candidates for Leader snip
In both parties in which they stated that they knew
that they we're going be cheated out OF their cleo
tion, and begged him for police protection. The
Cornmissiousbr refused 10 make public the names OF
the writer's .,
az Mulberry street and clOseted with Secretary
Sattery but left without seeing the Commissioners,
did the Mayors secretary, Frank n OBrien.
Justices Bischof and Neuburger OF the Supreule
Court viii sit from 10 O'Clock to-day until the polls
close. 20 hear and determine any matter relating 10
the casting of the
President Wahle Of the Board OF City Magistrates
yesterday denied the rumOr that the magistrates
courts In The Bronx would close AZ noon to-day y.
In the building OF the Sth District magtstrat es'
court, in Main street, West Chester. viii. like the
courts IN Manhattan. he said. be open from a. m.
until after p. m, Magistrate steinert presiding.