New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-10-28
Anseer TO the .A5ore.


year in the State and six months In the County,
is entitled to rote at The poll Of the Election
District acleretn he ROE resides. II not regis
tered, he has only to go before the Commissioners
OF the Ward (who will be in session at their oinse
from sunrise to sunset of the day before and the
d.y of Election ue.day and Wednesday next)-
taking vi,h him one voter Of the Ward, known as
such to one Of the Commissioners, 10 testify 10 the
sac, tina, the applicant is legal voter, and has not
registered for this Election. On thus satisfying
the Commissioners of ais right, ne will receive
certificate emitting him vote, and his name will
be added to the Register. The whole proceeding
voting included, will probably take him hall an
| hour. or one-fourth as long as it would to vote
merely under the old law. Here is the section OF
The Registry Law relating to this point:
$50. The Commissioner. Of Registry Of each
Ward shall 81, during the day next preceding each
and every Election. and during the day on which sad
Election shall be holden from the rising "a the set
ting of the each day for the purpose OF deciding
upon the claim o; each person not registered VINO
shall claim right TO vote al said election; ana sha!
grant certificate 10 each person vino shaI! prove, IN
the manner now provided BY Law, that ne is ega!
oath that he was not entitled, duly qualified cleo
tor 10 have his registered or before the sec
ond Saturday of October next preceding, or the last
day appointed for the revision OF said Registry oeore
every Charter Election bu, that his right veto as
become perfect since that day; aud every cerlhcete
30 granted shall contain the name, residence and &c
cupaton of the person 10 whom such certificate Is
granted and shall immediately be entered IN an APP
pendix 10 the Register; and C.rtfcdtc shall ne
! granted to erery otter person claiming right 10
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day OF the Election. the day next preceding the
same. in addition 10 the proof now required by law.
shall prove by the oath OF least one witness TO the
satisfaction OF the Commissioners, that he Is citizen
of the listed States is of the age OF twenty years
has been an inhabi,an, Of this State year
preceding such Election, and for the last six month.
a resident of the City and County OF New York, and
is at the time OF applying for the Certificate an actual
resideSt of the District and Ward in which he pro-
poses 10 vote and said last mentioned Certificate
shall contain the name, residence and occupation OF
the person whom such Certificate IS granted, and
the and residence OF the witness or witnesses
b. whom his right 10 vote was established; and said
name, occupation and residence OF the person receiv
ing the Certificate. and the names and residences OF
the witnesses, shall Immediately be entered in the
appendix the Register; and every person receiv
ing either of the Certificates provided Tor in this
ZION shall be entitled the said en-
tries shall be made in said appendix The Register
and appendix shall be preserved record. and de
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missioners.
P Wings of New-York Resolve now that
you will be registered, if not already, on Tuesday
next being the day before Election, and that all
other unregistered Wings shall obtain their Ger
hfcates on that day. Speak TO your unregistered
friend or neighSor; show him this article, and urge
him to be READY
S' Loco ocoism appears to be relying almost
entirely upon its enlistments from the old Federal
party to carry on the in the heart of the State
Its principal orators in the River Counties appear
to be Richard p. Darts, Aaron Fanderpeei,
lanes Nc Kotrn. John j. Irieie, &c. Ii might be
good idea to press an old Democrat into the ser
vice occasionally. just fer the look Of the thing
Bat if fear is entertained that men of that stamp
would not support such candidates as George H.
Davis, Judge Bockee, and tho like, the pur-
sued 3 certainly judiciOus.
" The Philadelphia papers announce the APP
pointment of JopS B. BUTLER of Pittsburg TO be
Canal Commissioner Of Pennsylvania, in place
Of Hugh Keys, deceased (Wl some one who
knows tell Us what are Mr. BIS presen, politics
Is he not a Porer Clay man y
70 THASxsclvISG in Maine, Massachusetts
and Connecticu, will take this year on the 18th of
November.
p HENRY MORRIS, of Springfield, Mass. has
been appointed Commissioner OF Deeds for New
York BY Gsv. Seward.
% Edmund knower Esq. has resigned the
Presidency of the Oswego Bank on account Of i'll
health. Alvin Bronson, Vice President, will per-
form the duties for the present.
g The Annual Course of Medical Lectures
before the College of Physicians and Surgeons OF
This City will commence on Monday next. TIE
high ability of the Lec,urcr.-Drs. J. A. sMlr:.,
PARKER, BECK, J. NJ. SMITH, WATTS, and
GlLNAS-giye assurance that the instruction i'm
parted will be OF the very hrs, order. Medical
Student, who have no, vet reached the City will
take notice tha, the Lecture. commence imme-
diately.
APrLEs.-Ssme morning prn; stated last week
that Western frui, could be sold in this nierke; a,
shinss per barrel and paya pro6t. The writer
must have nsrepresenied naliciously, or mnst be
stupidity ignorant. New bar!es worth 81 ceat.,
freight Ave shillings, and the apples 60 cents
adding Incidental expenses, they COS, delivered IL
Newly o'k about Il .hilllngs. Any reasonable man
must wish the few orders Of the beautiful frui, ar.
irving 10 be better paid.