New-York tribune., 1872-04-22
THE REFORM ENROLMENT.

An ADDRESS FROM TIE COUNCIL OF POLITICAL
REFORM-ENROLLING PLACES.
The New-Yorll City Council of Political Re-
form has issued to the residents voters and taxpayers
NJ the CITY, an address which, after rectng the history
and objects of the Council. continues as follows
superadded the fixed and general necessity for such
Tive demand for it, services preparl-
tions that be made Tor tue charter election that
uuGuesti0naby be held. The full strength and
the location, too, OF the R<crm vote must De knO"n OF
the operation OF the principle OF cumulaion IN voting
under which the election Is to be conducted, may prove
disaster rather than reform. Those VINO are charged
win the direction OF the Reform movement must Know
NOT only what the aggregate Reform vote is IN any dis
triot. but where it tat there may be no waste OF
formation by and thorough h0use-to-house
aud stOryto-,tory canvas, ana enrolment rms Is me
urOsecuIg anticipation OF this necessity The Com
nttee OF seventy was not appointed for this purpose
ras,s of this Council and other similar organizations
IN -charging this duty, the Council calls upon all legal
voters without regard to party, religion, nationality
rouditiOn color enroll In their respective Ward
Councils without delay the purposes Indicated Coun
s have been organized IN every ward win one or Two
exceptions, the names Of whose enrolling officers and
the places OF enrolment are appended The omissions
will supplied IN few days. The principles ana OD-
jecs of the enrolment are set forth IN the following
articles Of association, signature to which constitutes
membership III the Ward Councils:
The .n4erRs ilso1 Tie ~ ard as'sy soaie at ea t %
% purpose pse abuses Of seeming the compe
e righteous administration Of s and STATE goyernmen and
by influence united action o. Hiueng the political parties 70
pa nomination. OE oee only Intelligent patriotic and nc0rrupnbe
And 70 that hereby pie ourselves that viii vote
rbose erection viii Judgment further these objects Of the
Council meduG they be presented and tnA "e III"
TO universal adoption Of this pledge
Ciuzens who DESTROYS OF giving this novel system
of voting a trial under circumstances favorable to ts
besi resis are urged TO give their own names ana the
names OF all whom they can influence 10 the proper en-
rolling officer.
The following are the officers and place Of enrolment
First second Third. Fourth. Fnh and srth WARDS forming
the DrstJ Higgins President; Michael Ryan Secretary
seventh war-wm Gardiner President; G. W. Dean u D. Sec
retsry; No. 30 Bas, Broadway.
Eighth WAusE Taylor PTesdenti B. r. hopke, Jr sreetAJ
No "a Spnug-st
Ninth HarI-John voorh President Thos L. Thornen seee
tar. Cir.n.ich Hall corner Christopher and Hudson.
Tenth JoTAeEl0n Presidents Jasus PfArrer Secretary
No 80 L0doW-si.
SecretarT; No. 25 Ayenue d. - -
Thirteenth Warilsaac Knapp, Presdenti N kooers' III W.
Secretary; No. ii Attorney-sL
Fneenh war-4. L. wetnore. President c. ~ Earle Secretary
sixteenth waraJohn Presidents Peter Mcdonald
ary; Eighth ave, corner Kghieenih-st
seventeerb Ws'i-Beujamin latham. Presiden; J. " Hlws
Secretary; Room Plmpton Building
gnleenih WaIt-W. H. Nelson, President GAsey Secretary
Oriental Hall. Th.ri-aye and Bghteenihst
Nineteenth WArHoOPer Van VOs President; Charles H. Wilson
Secretary -
Secretary.
Twentyrsi war-ThOs W. Clarke President Joseph Jackson
Secretary.
Secretary WH II. hEGLs0s, President Cty Council.
n n BrKs Secre.ary.