New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-10-31


REPEATING BLOCKED - BROOKLYN.
ApprsTs OF ILLEGAL. Vol .R5--COM -fTs UPON IHE
RESULTS or TIE Expos, 10.
hrrosts for Illegal registration continue to be
made every day in Brooklyn. On Saturday evening
patricb MCKINLEY was arrested by Deputy Marshal
I2upce for re clustering Of MS own ward he gave ms
residence as No 2 McKenneyst but 1T WAS found 'aV
he did not live there He was held in $500 BONDS
salooukeepcr named Lawrence Couzer OF No i h"iii
ton-ave., was arrested yesterday morning DJ Deputy
Marshals Reug and Biggart the charge OF registering
With false naturalization papers He p.Jduced his cern-
cate ~ citizenship hut was ,Nown that he had not
taken ont his first papers. .t P''"icd III aiI9"C'
that he first came 20 tn country J" 49,
when less than Is years OF ab1 ana aitHous"
he returned to Germany again. NJ sup
nosea first papers were not necessary for INN On COMING
bck 10 America He was held by Chief Supervisor Allen
On 80 600 hail On the last day Of registration IN Brook
Iyp-Oct 23-three men, John + Melvin Joseph T. MOI
vim and Alexander Rogers. were not allowed TO register
when they presented themselves in the First District OF
the Seventh Ward They I'VE their r. 'dence as No.
2sslo Bedfordave int the inspectors claimed that as
tbev came TO that place on Der. the had not lived
there the required time aud hcI 3ore declined to record
their names Yesterday morning he unregistered voters
came before the Brooklyn Board 81 Elections ana asked
for an order compel the inspeo oIS OF the district 10
register When this refused by the BOARD
application was made Judge Pratt Of the Supreme Court
for an alternative mandamus against the inspectors IL
was argued by the applicants counsel chat the three
men on election day would have resided he requisite 80
DAYS in the district this ground the dandamus was
issued and by its terms the inspectors are ordered 10
meet on Nov at the place Of registration AMI enter inc
rejected names.
There il q growing confidence felt the part ot Re
nubcans I'm Brooklyn that fair election is insured and
that 1t viii be favorable 10 the Republican parry
sand a well-inIormed and influential Republican oil
BROOKLYN yesterday a TRIBUNE reporter - thin8 IL
ID fair estimate put Tdens majority IN Kings county
at7OOO There will be genuine vote Of ]" 600 ABOVE
what has been cast at any preceding election and tins VIII
ee decidedly in of Republicans This nC 0eris maze
ND mostly OF those who have no cared 10 vote hereto
fore because they dissatisfied with party manage
neDt or with Grantism, and were afraid lhat support
OF the Republican party would result IN tmfd-'erh
movement There is split on any point III the
Tenu5,ican ranks and they viii poll fun vote IN Brook
Iyn have myself known large number OF Individual
cases of citizens who for various reasons have STOOD
back heretofore. Int are now enthusiastic for Hayes
some of my acquaintance who, at the beginning Of the
campaign sided with the Democrats, because, as tel
said they wanted change, nave now Dccole co Ih,tu
flat the change would he for the worse ana hat the lie
publican is the oily safe party The rcpHalers hot"lh
standing he extent Of Ihei ij3ud1; tC p,S f r
cautions taken, and VIII not seriously Affect the honest
Commissioner James Jourdan saiO that although The
fraudulent registration was large, ne was c"hnutht =
great surprise in store for Ar IHden IN the vote oi
Kings County, There would 1' ID tut MS Ildce' a.
inc near % 900 cast, TIE rcltatetr ana Olbti IL
tematic work OF the vigilance comm tttcs ana hshts
thee would not be time enough for ina untr OF votes
10 deposited Taxing II for granted lhat " re- were
oO 600 gal yoters-and that rating u hIh-the pt-
,uliar character OF large portion Oi the lnndbtdhts
,ns be considered In certain portions O the cltl,
continued Mr.. JOuIdan they arc almost entirety OF
semitrapSieDt class who have little interest ~ local AZ
fairs but who from their mercantile pursuits are as
pecaily concerned Presidential election lhe imam
cal question is one That aneciS lhcln ihoNdU1;S'
and They are not as likely a. some other
men TO be mistaken in their views on
rms subject Now these people art c0uLs CUT IN Iuli
forcr To vote tins year. aud Will 10 great eNcnt vote
vote can be kept out do not think 1iden cen secure
more than 900 1000 majority IN TINS county Ger
wi far short OF ls majority '' cover
pnr-.I3 OOg. Robinson viii fan behind llH.h from
1000 10 5000. There is not The slightest enthusiasm
I'll, over Robinson and his - dcce} ever Acn-
tiOped by tine .leIuUcras m Brooklyn Ihey VIII DE very
ready 10 trade him Tdcn either Tor local Offices ms
will he sutfcieut To eTbaaHCe whatever Ihdeu may
gain nom registration frauds large poIi"H OF tacse
frauds have been committed by who Wcr' destitute
or mt of work Ring politicians have easily persuaded
them for small pay 20 incur the RISK OF false regis
traitor But now that much has been
sid upou tie subject, aud Of tine number have
been 1rsted and are likely suffer the penalty, these
por wrciches begin to tina. there H. no one 10 s'ahd
between them aud the PenttntaIy, aud when ciecl"n
day comes they viii not vote. There are many OtIs OF
6rf,er class rut they stl more likely % De de-
tscted % any Gromer among them. ana the greater
pariiou will be arrested, some have been alIedd
No DOccmeu have also been found 10 nave registered
~ of their wlrds: but returns arc made cN ~
mud ont any irregularitH I'd. uus Klnu next week On
the whole the outlook here is very good mi II these
frauds are prH euted the result viii Doubts Dc very
Satisfactory 10 Republicans"