New-York tribune., 1870-09-19

districts in which will in the future inVlte the mayor 70
examjne the Census returns and may mere ano 'nas
bave written 10 Mr. Hail. asking that the compaints OF
tho substance OF them together with the names HI" "o
rosaos n, tho compainants, be transmitted, with any
other information may have on the subject IN oroor
,h, ,bov NAV be properly investigated, ana, II well
trndod that the enumeration about Dclh8 completeo
may be corrected accordingly. ,,,
az have several Assistant Marshals VINO arc
continually investigating alleged inaccuracies "nch ap
~ 60 ,ho nress. and as TO these have TO say word'
latter appeared in The Herald, Sept y io'o purpor'hB
=. a. So, ,,tan nv Mr. John ii. French. No. Ri B0wery,
,,n that no had called 10 take the census
NJ bs house. On examination, IL was aScertaihou 'na.
Mr. French had resided in that place. put no longer uu
40 that the Census the house had been properly akeh
and finally Mr. French called TO state that ne resueu III
yyuamsburgh and that the letter In The Herald was
-, = ,orcerv Mr. Sydney Morse published a letter
g., Tb. Herald of the same date alleging that no emu
erator had visited his house. Upon examining the re-
=, ,ho district wherein he resides, find the names
NJ Mr. sydney Morse and his family together WIN inc
statstical Information regarding them.
Un IN, York Herald Of this morning also appeared
nioo,ion signed &C. l.. s. stating that no Cen
~ has been taken at No. 257 East Forty eighth-st III
, Letter "a not also lie and forgery the initials ex-
bibt that u was written by C. L. siche OF NO. 2I East
rr,, o,ohtbst the Censns OF which house has been
taten and the names Of c.. L. Schel his family, ana the
occupants of that house, appear In their appropriate
,,1a
w kennedy residing at No 3is East f1fty htth-st'
nIro give notice TO all citizens and the different OIL
cers within this district that on the 18TH DAY Oh SePem
her 1870 and for days thereafter between te hos
Of 10 A. m and p. Sundays exceped) thls omco VIII
no omen for the reception OF any complaint OF
as 20 the manner in which the Census WORK mas peeh
and in order that alleged inaccuracies may be
corrected or omissions supplied, suitable hunoer VI
Assistant Marshals will be In attendance TO examine
each and every case thus brought to the knowledge OF
this Office And further invite all those having doubts
as TO the integrity value, and efficiency OF the present
enumeration to call at this office and examine inc
manner in which the work performed. And particu-
sry invite all corporate and other authorities OF the
cities and towns and villages within this district 10 fr
pish me immediately with any omissions or inaccuracies
which may have come to their knowledge. And also
announce that IT, examination OF the returns OF any
subdivision, and the complaints received III relatoh
thereto, from any other source or lnorauon NY aly
pretended Census or otherwise before tho present
work under my charge completed the returns for any
subdivision shall proven grossly incorrect VIII cause
the same to be regnumerated. And respectfully invite
the cooperation assistance of all classes OF citizens
of all parties the end that justice may be done that
the accuracy OF the Census be secured and that no
| political rights may be sacrificed"
Such are the charges of Mayor Hall: such
the response to them of Marshal Sharpe. We
do not apprehend that one honest man, no mat
ter of what party, will doubt the anxious de-
| sire of the Marshal to make the Census as
| full and perfect as possible, and that Mayor
Hall is fully convinced of this. But what can
| the villain do He means to repeat the frauds
of 1859; but the Census showing that dis
| trict which polled last Fall 707 votes contains
but $40 persons of both sexes and all ages, Is
badly in his way. So he proceeds to cut up
| the Wards where the exposure Is most COM
plete into new and smaller districts, so as TO
| blur and deface to the utmost the evidences
| of mast and the safeguards against future
| frauds which the Census affords, and then he
| proceeds to defame the Marshal and dlsparage
| his work. Does any man on earth believe
| that he will close with the Marshars proposal
| for recanvass of that Xth Election District
of the With Ward7 Not one!
| We appeal hereupon to honest men who usu-
ally vote the Democratic ticket, for such ac-
ton on their part as will rebuke and defeat
the destroyers of the Right of Suffrage. If
this City shall once more be made to give a
| vast Democratic majority by such means as
the Census has exposed, the Elective Franchise
will have become an illusion and mOckery.
You, honest Democrats! make yourselves
silent partners in these frauds by fail
ing to denounce them: and voting
so as to keep theirl authors IN I've ,,;,'sHrl
1t is your imperative duty to separate your
selves from these workers of iniquity. So long
as you vote with them, you expose yourselves
to Lady Macbeth's reproach of her cowardly
husband as one who
"would not play false,
| And yet would wrongly win"
Come out from among the ballot-boX suffers
and false counters, and notify them that you
will neyermore vote with them till they shall
have dcsisted from carrying elections by fraud
KINGS IN IND OUT OF THE WAY