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New-York tribune., 1876-10-25
DISTRUsT IN DEMOCRATIC CAMPS.


Gov rrtDEv AFRAID OF BEING "sOLD OUT" BY
TAMMANY HAGI-A SECOND DEMOCRATIC PARTY
ORGANIZED FOR SECURITY AGAINST BARGAINS
WITH REPUBLICANS.
Among the bitterest opponents OF the noihi-
nation of Gov Tden for the Presidency OF the ohe"
States before the St. Louis Convention were Jon N!
leader OF the Tammany delegation August beih'o"''
Major Quincy, Secretary of Tammany Hai' augustus
scbeu : Cox. W. r. Roberts and various other dele
gates all OF whom led by Mr.. Kelly, aRi supported pS
one Of the toughest Of local politicians whch was
ever Gathered at a national convention, vigorously op-
posed Mr. Tden's nomination. until forced TO acqesoo
therein Mr. Tildcn has ever since distrusted INC man
ayers of Tammany Hall, and the breach between n'
and Mr. Kelly has widencd daily for more thah ino'
past Mr. Tildcn has grown so suspicious Ot the eoou
faith Of Tammany Hail. and fearful that It's acNc
managers will sacrifice the National and state uckes !"
carry the county nominees successfully through lno
resen hitter local campaign that nc has organized he
movement headed by Andrew H. Green Tor an ANU
Tammany and Republican ticket The evidences vi 'Io
split between the national and local managers "erc ',o
subject discussion and formed the sensation Vi 'o
city yesterday. - -,
Mr. Green was originally prottct ~ Mr. Iilden lie
served rs clerk in his office; represented MI Ildch'
rather than himself the people, as Controller oI Oo
tra Park aud was put in tho position OF Controller o
New-York by Mr.. Tilden. When Richard Il. Conhol5,
the Ring Controller. told by s"eeny ana l"''u
ne resign and lie the sCapeGnat oi e h- i"'
time lac cistrused the good faith OF his old cohrue
rates and on the advice OF Of his friends ana Dohds
men went 70 Mr. Tdeu and made " clean breast "i H.
By ARRANGEMENT with Mr. Tideu, he removed MS theh
Deputy Controller ana appointed Andrew H. Green j"
his place II was by this colu5ion between DIT luen
and one o the very Of the Ring thieves that sr
Green secured the position he has now held Tor h''
wears His devotion 20 Mr. 1lldcn through nearly
score OF wears entities him 10 Mr.. Tidcns confidence
and ustincs NJ Tildcn In believing that the Cont"'r
will make auy sacrifice 10 elect his patron President ana
himself Mayor MI
In dstrlst Of Kelly aud Tammany Hail. MT Ihueh
started the movement month ago to make MI 'r''h
Mayor The bogus contractors Taxpayers pima men,
and other associations organized By his orders ana
prol,ahly with las money. Tie Tilden AMI hcndrchs
clrns hay, been directed 10 cooperate with ths move
ment: and thus in the ~ month an Organization
has grown up the machinery and strength of Wh'h
make il a formidable rival of Tammauy Hall. Union
with the Germans and with Aut1amnany would cna-
h il t pul vote almost n not quite az large - tA "i
V,u1nay Hall with q Republican approval the ticket
OF the independents, Anii-Ianmany call II what
ra,ic one may-yould defeat IdmnaHy Han by nom
30 900 - 1000 majority. This state of affairs has nat
uraIly alarm q Taumany Hall leaders. BIstrust oh
either side grows daily and decentralization u almost GER
lain 10 Cusue.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-25
HOME Ne VS..
ruKRM MoMETER YESTERDAY AT HUDNUTs IN
BROADWAY.
sar5s' Noon. 62s M 64o Midnight o3''
Highest duung the day. 81 Lowest, %,
Average 90 u. Same day, 1873, Gl ~
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

BrrfOort House-Murat Iialstcad of The Cincinnati
Commercial and Dr. H. r. LlncTman. Director Of the United
states - Nicholas Ho'et-Congressman Ehas
Congressman j. H. Burltlgh OF
Maine cx J. B Page Of Vermont and PEDRO Pas L"
Major Counh0, ana Dr. Nett0 IeiNelra OF tne biaIan
centennial Efsreu HO1se - RoarAdinilal
Charles = Boggs and RcarAdmral George H. PlrDle
United states Navy ana Capt Hamilton Perry of the steam
ship Adratc Wesitnnster Ho secretary 9i stare Johu
Big low Clarendon HOist-Adu utant GttciaI r. - loNhs
United IOGHd. UOnS,-IOnsr's>l s>ltn
samuel j. Randall Of Philadelphia. run dreng< HettI,
GEN samuel D. cary Of ohio, IIeutGOv. H. g. knight "i
Ma-sachu-cts Judge Israel = spencer ot zen
land .Gt,ihdm Hysi-Rear admiral James Alden
United Aeic York Lott-ticn George B NC
Ci.llau &. /. Woodbury. Of Boston " Utnds'r
yotI-RicIard VauI Of Philadelphia, Gen Marin OF the
spanish Army aud Elmore 4. Ross Of Auburn. " h'..
HtcLtn7hd Ifoe-ieuIy +. WEIGH Centennial tomulS-
siourr Tasmania sidney T. Fdrchd oi 'Htnoyl ~ 4"
New-York tribune., 1876-10-25
COALITION AGAINST TAMMANY.

The subcommittee from the conference
committees OF the Anti-Tammany, the German lhde
pendent and the Independent Citizens Associations met
Yesterday afternoon at No. 200 Thrd-avo Henry Clau
sen r occupied the chair, and the prospects OF Goa"
liton OF the various political organizations against Ia
many were informally discussed. II was generally con-
ccled that in the absence Of committee authorized 10
negotiate in behalf Of the Republicans, no definite action
could Dc taken. It Thought, moreover, that ma
iorlty Republicans would favor the proposed CO.
3Iti0n ana would materially contribute t. ITS success
The chairman ot this meeting was authorized 10 couu
nicate with the chairman Of the Repub lean County Con
yention and inform him that the committees already aI
nnnfed would bc pleased conference commit
the Republicans next thursday morning at lho
Astor House at / o'clock.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-25

election" for two friends "Yes," the land
lady answered " II they are here only part OF
the time have number Of others who are STAYING
here, off and on, till after election, but they aren't at all
regular, so that can accommodate you ALL shah
charge full price though" or these men who are of
and on till election" there seven-Willlam shaW
Peter Farrell, Miles Campbell, James Benson, James
Butler David Kelly, and A. Pasassenzelen. They have
been entirely unknown in this part Of the city until
within short time, and, when registered had not been
the requisite number Of 80 days in the dis
trict. The Second and Third Districts alone OF
the Eleventh Ward contain many houses filled tenn
porary with voters The keepers of boardinghouses in
that locality are very willing to incur slight risk 10
furnish board high rates persons who seldom eat or
sleep their houses. They the other hand, are in
sucted TO parry all inquiries by proper answers so thaN
is very difficult TO obtain any information from them
TO whether the registered persons actually i've Win
them OF not There one house on Nayy-st which
Deputy Marshal DE Clue had reason to believe was filled
with cOlOnzng voters who also had registered
Inquiries for these at door would he met by the
reply that they had Just left would be back in
moment" &c. but OF them, after whole day OF
waiting could be found the house Mr. DE Clue then
had recourse 10 section 5523 OF the United States Re
viscd Statutes which provides that when any person,
under such circumstances refuses to answer the Gues-
tOns put or gives false information, he shall he punished
by Imprisonment for not more than thirty days or
by fine of not more than 500 or both When
this shown TO the landlady it had stronger elect
than the expectation gain from the bOardcr and she
furnished the information sought. From No 334 Gold
St there the OF four persons registered VINO
have not been in the district mOnth-Bartey Gum
ing James Mccormick Samuel Bevins, and Charles
Shay reporter informed at the house that IL had
been for long time the residence OF Mr. Moore ana that
besides himself only other man lived in the house
One of the persons named Samuel Bevins, has been
fireman on Frontst and he does not belong in this dis
trict.
POPULATION AND REGISTRATION.
The following table shows the population OF BROOKLYN
by wards according the Of 1870 the regstra-
ton for 1876 and the proportion Of registration to popu-
ation The total population includes the inhabitants OF
Litrtlnns the nmmhnr OF 2.G0l.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-25
HEADQUARTERS
MEW-YORK CITY.

New York from us size superior situation and ss adyan;
t,c conntry and civilized world is HEADQUARTERS for
almost everything produced IN America Manufacturers 10
here and buyers frequently save money by dealing with
the night house.
The following tho prominent in their
spccye lines and do largest business Of any this
,ry-in short, are HEADQUARTERS
GROCERIES and PROVISIONS,
Il. X. & I. b. THU URBER & Co"
West Broadway, Reade, and Hudsoasta
'0NF' AL" ii'i'' -''-" COLGATE CO.. ..,.,..
FINE CABINET FURNITURE
Medsya % and lsiI9ke Designs a. spe2slatyS ga S.o,,,v
FLAX THREADS for HAND and MACHINE SEWING.
>'' - -'-' '--' No. IS4 churehst
BUTTONS BRASS. and PHOTO. MATERIALS
THE scoYILL AANUFASTGH,NG No S1 80 S9IPASY. sI6Se,.
WILLIAM Wallis SONS, go u..r..
METALS TIN PLATES, &c,
Nos, 10 and 81 CnGst
srARCH-pURYEA's SATIN GLOSS STARCH.
I'M s y ID coES @ s- STARca Arc d:c and MAzESA
IVORY, TORTOISE SHELL and PEARL GOODS,
No, ia East Fourtecnth.st
A"A XSSoNiA BRASS AND COPPER COMPANY.
MEMS FURNISHING GOODS, SHIRTS Sc.-RErAH@
No. 727 Broadway corner Wayerley-pace.
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS, - -
HARDWARE, CHINA. GLASS, and SILVER,
Illus Catalogues free h. d. BASSFOkD, Cooper Institute
GAS PIXTU RES and BRONZES, - -
ARCHER & PANCOASF FMANCFACTCRINGt COMPANY
Nos 20, ~ Wooster; 81 Greene ST. above BroomesL
CUT NAILS and SPIKES, -
OXFORD IRON COMPANY,
Nos. 81, %, and S5 Washington So
VULCANIZED RUBBER
NEW.YORK BETTING AND PACKING COMPANY,
J H. CHEEyER Treasurer Nos. 81 aud 80 Park low
COMMISSION MERCHANTs-BUTTER and CHEESE
GEO. = HART & HOWELL.
Nos 33. 80 and 80 Pearl ST. and % and - Bridgest
CARPETS and OILCLOrHS.
Agents for the English LinOleum.
J.&J. W. CROSSLEN, $50 and S22 Broadway.
SALT and FISH also STORAGE.
!. =. & G. c. ROBINSON.
No. IL es-slip and No. AZ Frontst
New-York tribune., 1876-10-25
DEMOCRATIC DEEUNClATIoN OF TANMANY
UAIL.
WHAT THE MlNAGrRs At MIR. nIpEN's HENDQUAE-
TERs SAY or TANIutNY HALL

WHAT TIE M,NAGERs AT MR. riipfNs HEApQOAE-
TIERS SAY oF TAMutNY HALL
II was said yesterday at the Democratic
National and state Headquarters at the Lyereit Hons,
tina, John Krlys Tammany Hall ticket was sure 10 o'
defeated Mr. Ely "a good candidate i"r Mayor nut
the remainder ~ the ticket too much iSh -? hh
or Taminany Han to cary. Tho speakers trusted not 10
Tamuauy Hail. hut Mr Grcou'- fidelity TO GOV Iiid'h
IN carry the National ticket Mr. Green was al honest
man Go callcd) and hid been advanced in politics ~
GOV Tlden IL would not forget his allegiance I"f h'
WAS good Democrat and only interested 10 securing MS
oyyu election Assured OF success In @ lac WohId use
his strength FOR GOV Iildcu The lamnany ticket was
NOT charged 10 the score Of John Kelly, but to crowd oil
.loui-,nouthcd and low-prinuPlcd" politicians ~"ho
cuu, to him. Great confidence was expressed ~ Johh
KIly and II was believed he would work for Mr. Ilirn
Us conduct AT ~ Louis had not shaken reliance on MS
fidelity 10 the party. II believed II nc cou'd eject
hi ticket this Fan he would abdcae his power ana re-
tire from the Tammany General Committee
Attic hcadauartcr- of the Independent Green party
said nat politicians who claimed to represent John
KcIIv had held consultation preparatory 10 throwing
thor whole weight against the state Democratic ticket
and Tilden in this Fail election.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-25
A LOCAL SPLIT.

TAMMANY HALL TREACHEROUS TO TlLDEN.
TWO DEMOCRATIC TICKETS TO BE PUT IN THE FIELD
--TmDEN AFRAID THAT KELLY WILL RUN RE-
PUBLICAN BALLOTS OUT OF TAMMANY BOXES
TAMMANY ANXIOUS TO ELECT It's LOCAL TICKET
AT THE SACRIFICE OF THE PRESIDENTIAL CANpi-
DATE.
For some time past it has been rumored that the
breach between John Kelly. the leader OF Iammany
Hall, August Belmont, former chairman OF the Dem
ocratic National Committee, and other leading men
of Tammany Hall, and Mr. Tilden, which was hrst
developed at st. Louis, had not been eiiectuaily
healed, and that local issues had revived the AM
mosities Mr.. Tilden, il reported, had grown
suspicious of the loyalty of Tanmany Hail. anu III
order to guard against any treachery at the polls
next month, he had organized the movement III favor
of Mr.. Green. These rumoIs have been confirmed,
and very serious split in the local Democratic
party exists
New-York tribune., 1876-10-25
REGISTRATION IN JERSEY CITY.
FEARS OF EXTENSIVE FRACDs-EFfoRls TO PRf
VENT THEM.

The very heavy registration OF voters IN
Jersey CITY on the first day the lists were opened
given rise to considerable apprehension that extensive
frauds will be attempted there. The full vote Of the city
has averaged about 6 OOO ami with due allowance for
the increase in the year Of the Presidential contest
should not il is thought, mucn exceed $1,000 this Fall
There are two days for the registration OF voters the
last being Nov Q There registered on the first day
this vear ALSO voters than threciourths OF
the estimated Should the proportion Of the second
10 the first days registration bc the ~ in previous
years the vote of the city this year will be several thou
sand il Is asserted in excess Of fair poll The heaviest
frauds are suspected the lld District commonly
known az the Horseshoe" This district extends from
the Pavouia Ferry in Semitfcie 10 th' fefIy OF tt
Ncw-IcrseF Centra Railroad company ana NJ IaIt'
pouulation OF Irish Democratic voters. william MHf
held Chief Supervisor OF Elections with large sian oi
asss:antg u now engaged IN verifying the first dAN
registration and has detected number ~ attempts 10
ILLEGAL voting since S72 when Harrington, Who was
at the head Of corps cf rcpcatcT Whch oi"idi'u h
the Irish wards. the Pcuitcutiary Si'h two
or three members Of his gang there has been system
atiZed fraud In registration, although NGiEduLl AT
tcmls AT illegal practices have been nun. f"4s. MANY
the old ward rilIS Who Wcir ttlTJ 30 lt cay -"
election day- former times, have been driven ont aud
are To be fOIud IN the lower wards " N'"-lofh ana
BrooAlyu. MI. MuirhcId said to a TRIBUNE reporter
ycstcrday that he had been greatly embarrassed III ms
efforts at securing thorough revision ~ the S-, ana IN
providing sufficient force of assistants Tor election day
last ougrcss Had not been for the voluntary aid Of
citizens who interested IN securing iar election
and had made offers Of money ana personal serN,'' he
would not DE able with the facilities that ne c"un en-
ploy 10 entirely prevent fraud .. -,
The naturalization Of voters in Jersey CITY has hcc
done only in the Court Of Common Pleas, ana has not
thus far amounts 10 about 500, the present ralc "i
naturalization being about % day. About 800 Oi ihe
fraudulent citizens papers issued III NcW-loIh III lHu
are held IN Jersey Clv, but not more than 10 or II O
them have been presented this year.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-25
FRATDS IN BROOKLYN.

PROOFS or COLONIZATION-TEMPORARY LODGING
PLACES UNTIL AFTER fLECrION-PoPULATioN
AND REGISTRATION COMPARED.
There are still some, particularly among
Democratic politicians. who affect to believe that
siderable OF fraudulent registration has taken
place this year in Brooklyn. The increase cf 10000
names over the highest number registered in any pre-
viOus year. making total in round numbers Of 100 600
voters is accounted for by these persons the ground
OF increase in population and Of unusual interest the
result OF this election. look however what being
done at the offices OF Supervisor Allen and
United States Marshal Harlow, would remove
any doubts in regard to this matter Several
thousand complaints have already been received there
Of frauds committed in various parts Of the city, and
these are being rapidly investigated In addition there
are many cases that have been discovered by the deputy
Inarshas through their independent inquiries. Not
only do the proper supervisors Of the places Registration
bring charges against individuals whom they suspect
but frequently private citizens report cases that have
come within their own knowledge. Some hOusehOders
aege that persons unknown 10 them have registered
from their residences, from their vacant lots
Others have made known instances OF colonization All
these cases will be thoroughly investigated and hoped
that before election day all ropeaters Will either
rested or so well known TO prevent Illegal voting.
The extent to which Illegal registration has been car
ned on is best illustrated by considering small
ton Of the city, The Eleventh is not by any the
worst ward in this respect but it perhaps exhibits the
different phases of the frauds as well as any Being
made up very largely Of thrdclass clearinghouse
crowded tenement-hOuses It is much more difficult TO
trace out crooked there than elsewhere No 6l
DeKabave s neat. twO-story brick house. which dis
PLAYS little front p0rco sign with the single word
- Boarding" upon IL. reporter Of THE TRIBUNE In
uuired at door board could be procured till after
New-York tribune., 1876-10-25

During thunderstorm gentleman takes
hack down the Cnanps Ey,,c, toward the lIuboure s.
Ooruau fIo notices fIa al every fash ot lightning hs
driver pously makes the sign of the aud SAYS
obscrvc that you cross yourself; you do we'll yes
well where there many trees uUt once
We s,t INTO the streets don't care curse-.fl h
gAro
NONE so DAFT.-Nisiting magistrate (to paul
prr luuat!c-" WELL William, YOU have been here near
ten yrar- / suppose you would like 10 be- dlschirEcdt
T. L. Deed no. Sir; you don't think am 50 craA'u "s
uuu
New-York tribune., 1876-10-25

injury TO the Presidential ticket The approval OF MI
Green was question to be met and decided with much
care Republicans had always supported good men lor
the local Offices and had favored municipal reform WIN
onr resnect 70 marty ties At this election important
national issues were at stake and every prccauton must
be used against taking step in wrong direction.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-25
WITHDRAWAL FROM THE TAMMANY COMMITTEE
Iobn NJ Conan a member of the Tammany

John NJ. Conan, member OF the 1ilhii"ny
Hall General Committee has tencered his resignation III
letter to John Kelly. In this he states that he Is com
peed TO withdraw because OF the undue influence
exerted by Hugh H. Moore and his brother III the party
conventions He declares that in June last he was APP
preached by Mr. Moore, and his influence was solicited
o depose John Kelly the leadership Of the centra
organization His refusal brought about open hostnty
and on the night 81 although an accredited dele
gate to the Tammany District AderInanlc COh'ehtion,
he would pledge himself not To oppose the nomination OI
Hugh II. Moore for Alderman. Therefore, Mr. Comah
deems his longer continuance with political organiZa-
on which opposed to the free expression of opinion
surrender of the rights Of an American cluLeh'
New-York tribune., 1876-10-25
ELECTION FRAUDS.
FURTHER EVIDENCE OF ILLEGAL REGIS
TRATION.

vR.uus DISCOVERED By THE SUPERVISORS OF
COLONIZATION IN THIS CITY AND
BRooKLYN-ILLyGAL PRACTICES IN JERSEY
CITY.
The ingenuity and system of the registration
frauds IN this city and Brooklyn shown by con-
tinued investigation, and the verihcation OF
the lists of voters by the United States
Supervisors of Election affords fresh proof
of the wide extent of the frauds Through fictitious
names and residences the temporary colonization OF
persons from other districts and repeating" the
registration has been swollen beyond its legal limits
In Jersey City, also, frauds have been discovered
New-York tribune., 1876-10-25
REPrBJCAN OPINION OF TAMMANY TREACH-
ERY.
VIEWS or PourICnNs At REPUBLICAN HEAD
QUARTERS.

At the National Republican headquarters
where attention paid only incidentally 10 local Affairs
II WAS believed that John Kelly prepared To do his
utmost TO defeat Gov. Tdcn and particularly II he could
thereby win any support for the 1ammany county ticket
II was Thought to be possible stroke Of policy for the
Repubcans 10 encourage the candidacy Of Mr. Green,
iuasnuch as IL would the effect Of widening the
breach between Gov Tiden and John Kelly and between
the latter and Mr. Green.
prominent Republican politician, In conversation
with TRIBUNE reporter yesterday eXprcs sed the opin-
ION that there was prevalent feeling Of dstrs In the
Republican party Of the Independent faction Of Tam
many which would preclude the possibility Of amy com
bnation being formed Democrat could not De trusted
10 vote other than the Democratic ticket There was
little probability that any nomination would be- made by
the Republicans today there was general disposl-
tiou to await the development OF events Another Re
publican I'm high position said that lac would favor the
nomination OF Mr. Green provided II were sho VII that
lie would be OF any value to the Republican ticket.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-25

Some of our visitors from the rural districts
confess themselves quito distracted By g. OF Fail Nov
elites evrryhcrr payrd FOR sale each heinE the cheapest
and hest IN tho market They 40 not hes ate at all IN their
p,cr.r, for tho FALI STYLE Knox be had at 2l2
Br,iway corner Fulton ST., and under Fifth Avenue
fgl
New-York tribune., 1876-10-25
AT GtIRoY. CN-Loss 5000. 900.

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. pa Gilroy dispatch
saws that fire OF mcendary origin last night destroyed
the G. usoldatcd Tobacco Factory Kerosene scat
tered over the buding. The loss Is estimated at
New-York tribune., 1876-10-25

Theodore TiltOn said the other night Mt
Chickerng Hall: With every the Garden Of Eden
is housekeeping his volceleven when. with many OF
US, 1t is Paradise Lost The audience applauded nnd
pitied the man who wandered Il out In sleeping ears,
with Garden OF Eden Dear.-lNeW-York Express.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-25

Your COAT-OF- ARMS found and sent, in water
rolors to frame IS. Box %, Cherry Valley, y. 7.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-25
THE FIRE RECORD.
AT roRr wAYNE-Loss s2o.ooO

CrNcIyyATI, Ohio, Oct. 21.-Ihe Commercials
Fort WAYNE special Says the Fort Wayne Agricultural
work, were burned last night The loss is $4,000 on
which there Il insurance. The losers arc JOhh Lat-
well. - 900 and Gictt bros. $1,000.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-25

The PERUVIAN SYRUP builds up an iron con
sion Just the medicine debility and chronic diseases
New-York tribune., 1876-10-25

THE CHAMPION DRESS SHIELD IS decidedly
the best You can get them at MACYs or LoE,SKs.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-25
Announcements.

Use BRrMIFGL's celebrated COUGH Drops
have A. H. each drop Branch, $40 broadway
New-York tribune., 1876-10-25
TIFFANY & Co.

UNION SQUARE.
Have n larger and more com.
pIetc stock Of their weli-known
watches than ever before OF:
fered. They invite particu-
lar attention TO their Ladies'
Watches i'm every style Of casing,
from the lowest price at which
a good watch can be afforded to
the most costly made.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-25
COMMENTS on THE TRIBUNE'S EXPOSURES.
THE BROOKLYN REGISTRATION.

Nearly one hundred thousand names (9S, SOC
hy TIE IRBNEs tables have been put on the Noilug
lists i'm the city Brooklyn. This is voter 10 every
four representative population ratio never honestly
reached III any city in the country. The argc-t vote
given in Brooklyn was that ~ last year, GsiSS The
present registration exceeds tins vote by more than
80 600 II exceeds last years registration ty nearly
% 600 1t exceeds the registration Of 1874 by nearly
10000.
VIII auy reasonable man pretend that such an cn0r-
nous increase Is hOncstl OF newly manufactured ct
zns there are 5000 aud nearly all Of the ccrth-
Gates Of naturalization have been procured 10y the Demo
cratic General Committee. Not all Of the persons repre-
aented bv such certificates will vote; indeed, great
many Of them know that an uner 10 vote would bc the
signal fur their arrest and punishment But whether ihcy
vote or not they earnest for Reform and loud M
their demand COR pure ballot. The United states SUI
pcryisOrs VIII be vl1a and no doubt Will Keep out
great many fraudulent votes. But every Republican lu
BROOKLYN ought 10 constitute himself committee of one
to make that bogus vote n located ia DH block
or his district There is time enough TO MAKE thorough
review OF the registry and II that il DONE and TIE farc
pointed ont 10 the supervisors, the fh@cht} uI
Tdcns desperate gang OF peTurers viii be III some dc
fVrf.f 4Fa4