New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-30
NETWORK.

LOOK OUT FOR THE REPEATERS.
The following note is from a respectable
Gentleman doing business in the Fifth Ward. What
re- our friends dong there to counterfeit sucl
knavery our correspondent describesi
10 the EditOr Of The Tribune.
SIR: VIII you not call the attention Of the police
20 the fraudulent registration going in the
Fifth Ward3 have lived there great many years, but
have much bareaced fraud at an election
here in NY life before. am Democrat from principle
hut don't want to win unless by fair means I, myself
have going round from poll to poll, and as
they place of registration would put their
hands IN their pockets and draw forth papers TO see what
their names were. CITIZEN OF THE FIFTH WARD.
Ec,o- Ioy,, Oct %. 1862
TO rHG COLORED VOTERS OF THE STATE OF
NETWORK.
The Importance of the present election to
the Coored men Of NewYOrk cannot be Overestimated
only principle is involved but self protection ana
great personal interests constitutional guarantees OF
she right Of men TO vote are be or lost Let
there be action all along the line Let every voter be az
the polls Let us have coored voter at the polls IN
every district TO peddle votes and challenge illegal
voters The time has come when free men should Dc ana
are free 10 act God helps those who help themselves
aud now we strike free balotboxes they are ours
II. G.. MOLSON. Chairman State Central COmhltlee'
FOrwch, r. T., oct. 20, 1902
HOMER A. NELSON IN THE FIELD.
To the Editor Of The Tribune.
SIR: How can you accuse the Democratic
marty and byIname too, Of corruption in office, when
che Tammany nominee for Secretary OF State boldly
avowed in his speech that charge Of corruption can
be LAID against any Senator elected by the Democratic
party nor could be found single sent to represent
the people by the Democratic party against whom
charge could be brought" What virtuous indignation
And Fernando Wood must roll up his eyes in holy horror
at the enormous frauds and populations committed by
on republican government and its officials Now, when
when the Devil breaches morality, is there not some hope
Of reforml ALooKERoS'
Be,o. York. Oct. %, 1863.
An Oswego dispatch of the Goth says: "The
Democratic Assembly Convention for the Is District OF
oswego County met in this city to-day and adjourned
without making nomination. mass meeting held IN
this city last evening in support Of the Hon. b. Dootle,
the regular candidate for Assembly, was addressed by
the Hon c. Churchill, and broke up in great confusion
with uproarous cheers for the Hon d. C. Ltteohn the
independent candidate"
An enthusiastic meeting without distinction
OF party came of on Thursday night, Oct 49, at ueb'
ners Hail. Morrisania n. Y. Mr.. r. Malgnon presided;
j. Hittorf acting rs Secretary The meeting was well
attended by Democrats and Republicans Capt Beyland,
Messrs MagnOn, Angel, and C. NJ Anderson made STIR
ring speeches The spoke a Democrat In favor
OF Gen sigel and H. Greeley. The greatest unanmity
and enthusiasm prevailed.
At a full meeting of the 'Longshoremens
Independent Club Of the First Ward held at their rooms
No Greenwich-st, on Tuesday evening Goth inst, the
following action was taken by a unanimous vote:
Whereas The eanddaure Greedy for election 10 the once
Of STATE Controller emueuty deserving Of the hearty support Of
ever citizen irrespective Of the score Of honesty and
capacity ssd also friend Of liberty therefore be IT,
Resolved the members Of the Longsborsmens Independent
Csb Ward DO pledge ourselves 70 vote and work iSr the
election Of Horace Greeley for ocs Of State Controller Oh Tues
dsY ID dsy Of November 1859; and be II further
RD,d That the following members Of Club DO most re-
epectha5 visit Greeley with q copy Of said pledge;
Deu BfosDa Jos Ksssr John Lane Charles Charleston hen
N'' JoHa DRrcoLL Chairman.