New-York tribune., 1871-11-07

ssmO place for purpos Of PAYING SySs sae are %
eHpeOteS % Ssf Of this buy vote: Ssn
NOT something be done 70 follow tsis up
1nSse OpS s&spS hardest haa9ts n
the distrct buleeaded, slS men from
iigotod-juSt the fellows to hish'en p0"'0 B.K.B,
'"S 8aytsm. a Sunday Evening, Nov.S. .,
NINETEENTH WARD REPUBLICAN REFohh A0'o-
| CITATION. a,
,,,:. .-o,, -orcon;zed Association held its first
Ut meeting AZ Rrevoort Hail. between Lexington ana
Tb,rdaves in Fifty-fourth-st, on Saturday oVonnk'
The hall was filed with the best class OF ci'1one IN 'l
Ward and the meeting was ably ana 49, 80
1900 nv Col H. D. Faulkner President OF the organ
za,,on the Hon. Horace Greeley, Judge f'nAn, 'uuoo
Barrett Col Wills q and i-Ss SGs5 SGca REFORM in this city
II Mas been n operation but rev osS, oIOsrs are Presi
deSt ave VioePTesdeHts Tress1rer
and Recording Secretary, and IN fSorousS
nv o the Ward nearly finished AZ TINS eeCOn e
The Reform ticket will be voted for but IN IuIuIS
.Is a will aid IN making nominations THIS OrRnlzao
CaS y 6r Wv WV Commended a. model for the Repubcansof
the other Wards Of the CITY,
CAUTION TO HONEST VOTERS.
The Committee Of Seventy hereby warn all
friends Of Reform NOT to vote for any or either OF the
following persons, viz:
william L. Harding in the Ist Assembly District.
James Winterbottom, in the Yth Assembly District
George Wni Blunt, in the With Assembly District
John y Ssy S Ss In 9G 6Ia Dss
Augustus Funk, in the XVIth Assembly District.
RGs5 SssE In hf 6e KIN Assembly D
Nor for Christopher Pullman IN the WIN 5enaiQrlai
District These gentlemen remain IN the ns,d In spite
wish OF the vast majority OF citizens opposed TO the Ring
US and on the side Of Tsmmany and will be held rcsPOn
sibe for the defeat Of the Peoples candidates IN ther
respective districts should they succeed IN enectng
WIN. F. HAvEMEYER, ViCe-Chsirman.
ROSWELL D. HATCH, Secretary
No. 938 BrOGdtcdy, NoV T. 1871.
THE declaration made above by the Committee, that
these candidates, Of whom have been WITHDRAWN
are s fighting the side Of Tammany, is neither true
In letter nor spirit We publish 1t as matter OF news
and choose only to express at the mistake
these gentlemen have committed in the name OF the Com
mittee.-Ed.l
HUMORS OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ENROLLING
THEIR NAMES.
Several of the more prominent advocates of
Woman Suffrage have determined to uphold the position
they have akenby registration and at least attempt
to VOTE Victoria c. Woodruff and Tenne c. Cla1in,
embryo candidates for the Presidency and Congress
respectively registered Friday in the XxIIId Dis
in the XIXth District Of the Sixteenth Ward Mrs Frances
Rose Mckinley REGISTERED on Saturday IN the XXVtn DIS
accompanied by Mrs Mckinley attempted to register IN
the XfXth District Of the Sixteenth Ward on saturday
ton which prohibited women from voting. The register
received her name but said he would take counsel before
placing 1t on the list.
GOOD ADVICE TO OUR FRENCH CITIZENS.
From the Courier d,S Etdh UnS.
We repeat that the French cannot esteem
potea sI movement and showing their force better
opportunity offered itself to take stand and cause
the other parties Of the population to count upon Them
The first efforts which have been made by group Of our
compatrots have not been sterile and they viii bear
fruit in the future. Relations have been established ana
good understanding arranged In political ORGANIZATIONS
dT ri the arena Only little
is necessary in order not this year at least In future
election that may nfuse legitimate proportion OF
our nationality among the candidates for public offices
and that OF great interest ~ every one Already one
sentiment inscribed Alderman the official ticket
sanctioned by the Committee OF Seventy II he should
to all as also our weappreciated interest is to aid him
that will be excellent precedent, and powerful aid
G as of election n0t in
Indifference to which only too much accustomed
again repeat that voting is for us French Of much
| greater Importance than most people imagine
DEMOCRATS ANTICIPATED GREAT FRAUDS WHEN
MAYOR E1sS 4! HAEI RerS T4f = BE- ktESdEO' ST.
Mr. Hall St us sssP s sas sn. ths
effect charge the OF as city Tas
up in the City Council Is not merely an upon the
treasury but attack upon the Democratic party Int
tlsT purity The TSnqgGy mo-
collectors the assessors and the Radical Federal ofcla
generally. The whole country looks to New York for The
daFa II Il e 81 fpS the II snS
throughout the country depends upon the preservation
this purity and MayOrelect Hall must see to 1t that
of his friends or his enemies are permitted to suy
that purity. - - - .
| To the Editor Of The Tribune
SIR: When my Irish porter went to the polls
to vote In the last election repeater had voted In
his name Party friends standing by said "You must not
dsfranchse this man. the Inspectors allowed him t.
of Democratic which made two votes In his
| name The question is h0D many voted in his
| namet Cannot something be done to prevent thisi
New Fork, Nov. 4, 1871 E.P.B.