, 1880-10-31

-,uo, aho-e, which can be easily verI-
figures ga'en a., amply sufficient refutauon
tted, Ae shorecs made against the way bis
Of Tue hsa 1a hen run during the campaign:
9uSre 8arnun has 10 oeem alnp wor To- mane m
the wees ,i y. 1ne others have bad NIL their spare
cthensSs besides wor King at nights.
tia'e a'e.rrns; little will be done To the courts ex-
-Mo..t,r.izatiou business. Judges Smith and
cept nasg;u III no, have amy regular business. hut
uotaan aarnte their whole time 10 applicants for
mills ground out yey s"en last 4ast eGcntng
in compa u1sck. Only Judge Jameson sal IN the
tne nespror p11 and Judge Moran In the Circuit Court
supe'eture etureuIuE. The furner did not stay
.r o'clock and fIx nls ner1s Mean oat eena t1. nos
hare rhe evening. On the contrary, Judge
during was kept until ahNnlt 10 o'clock, making
NenI se,,t; 10 Democratic voters: m o, Judge Mornn
fscs.G, ,.ecause The persons had not yet obtained
doteu6 6r;, papers. lie thought TINT perhaps two
thes .sa,a endeayored til obtain citizenship under
{yraadulent representation, pnL sne osners
1aus ~, understanding TINT coming here under
ns, ~ ,neant coming here IL years or age. These
asI I;nms,11,cted to obtuiu their first papers. and
then n i, twu years The evening before Judge
Rsp Rap,.n aIso threw out about twelve, under like
circumstances. ~--.
THE FREE AND EASY WAY
=. .r.tch the Democrats ure running the
~ ln.,nralizatiou business WIS shown by case
.sh..h came under reporters observation
susar,1ay. 4 youn9 man wishing to be natural
!.ad xe,;t to tho Republican headquarters and
l..tsd hs case. He was born on the Eth or
snriL 1851 He come to this country IN May,
rs. H. lie had therefore came here after be was
4 Years, aud. consequently, under the law,
etonld ~ not have papers Us minor. but had to
IKE out his first papers, and then. two years
.1terwards, his final ones: He WAS told
a. az the Republican headquarters that.
.,ndcr that state Of fuct5, IT was
tumnn,ssble for him TO lcgully swear out his pa
+.ers He in some way Ur other went to the
kemocratic headquarters, and there stated the
e*mr facts. The person In charge told him to
simply lower his age a month or two so that. On
.he record, he would appear to have come to
ri, country before he WIS Is years old. He
sid be could not do that, uud went away. He
related the occurrence to one OF his friends
rh vent around with him yesterday to the DEM
ocr..ic headquarters, and there the same per-
for1nance was gone through again. The young
man stared plainly that he had come to this
country i month after he was Is. The clerk
IN charge told him, As before. to swear
that. instead Of being born In April, he was horn
N June. and that then there would be no dii1i-
cu!ty In getting his papers SO that he could vote
II this election. The young tnAIl mad some scru-
ples and, consequently, left What has been At
enpteJ in this case has undoubtedly been done
ia o;hcrs: utld among the many hundreds Of
.fs1s, there nre doubtless scores that never
nnuld have been granted. In a case like this,
hn Judge Is mot ut fault. for he has to take the
,s1h pf the petitioner: the blame. and the re-
ponsibtjty rest ou the Committee which coun-
els men to commit perjury