New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-21
e CESS OF THE ENROLMENT
NEARLY $4,000 NAMES REGISTERED.

Assembly Districts. There were $500 voters
Yesterday, SOIL more than on the hrst oay Ln nn0
total registration for the two days was tf'o' .:
There will be one opportunity on iueSu"y VI
next week for Republicans TO enrol theI nuino''
At the present time about twice as many hepup."n'
have registered their names as there were ieinp0i'
of the old associations, and about three OF iour
times as many took any active part III 'noSo as
socations Hence the movement Is regarded as
ornot snccess Inv the gentlemen who have given
their time and attention to perfect the new plan.
Edward Mitchell Chairman of the Committee OF
F;obtaen said last night that he felt greatly
n,eosed with the success of the movement, espe-
ciallv because of the number of prominent hepuD-
Icans and leading citizens who had enroleo 'heli
names. He hoped TO see o still greater nunloeI VI
names enrolled on Tuesday of next week, now thaV
tbe complete success of the movement was assured
Other members of the committee expressed them
selves as equally well pleased.
IN THE VARIOUS DISTRICTS.
I'm the Ist Assembly District 191 voters were reg
istered Fully 25 per cent were young men, newly
arrived at their majority. Some of the others Vo'cu
for Hancock. but stated that they had
cot through with the Democratic party A
few were old members. None of those enroll
inc fonnd il necessary to make their mark
In the lid District a great many young men 1roin
twenty-One TO twenty-sx years OF age were eh-
rolled and large proportion were hrSt VOTERS
Some came from the Democratic ranks declaring
their intention to vote hereafter with the hepuOh
can party. The total enrolment was 100; OF
these 81 were first voters.
The address issued TO the Republican voters III
the Hid District called forth renewed interest. On
Tresdov nirbt of last week the number enrolled
was 151; last evening it reached l9l, making
total of $40. Among those enrolled were several
-1,o tlpir intention
porting the Republican party hereafter.
In the IVth District Ola names were enrolled,
making a total for two days of 34S. Ihree-fourths
of the number were young men, and few belonged
TO the old organization. Here again some recruits
were received from the opposition, who voted the
last Democratic State ticket, but stated that ther
disgust with the course Of the managers had sent
them into the Republican ranks, where they III
tended to remain.
There was less interest in the Nth District than
in most of the others. The number registered was
236, ten less than week ago. making the total 4o2
1t is expected that the total III this district VIII
reach about 500 next Tuesday.
In the With District 142 names were enrolled
an increase of sixteen over the number enrolled the
first dav of enrolment OF these at least One-third
were not members of the former District Associa-
ton. Much interest appeared to be taken III the
proceedings by young men VINO cast then hTSt vote
at the last election.
The total enrolment in the With District reached
l1SO OF these 730 were enrolled yesterday,
nearly 800 more than on the previous Tuesday
night. Among those who registered their names
were ex-Judgc Rowland and Edwards PierIepont.
In the With District 314 names were enroliedt TO
167 upon the first day of the enrolment About one
third of these were men not identified with the old
district organization.
The IXth District exhibited the Same enthusiasm
as on the previous day of enrolment. Nearly one
thousand names 1853 were added TO the total, max
ing it ,553. The greater number of those who will
enrol it was said had now done 50 in this district
but it is expected that total of 1000 Will be
reached next Tuesday night
In the Xth District 2G5 names were added to the
251 enrolled on the first day of the re-enrolmcnt
Forty per cent of those enrolled were members OF
the old Assembly District Association. notable
feature of the proceedings the large number of
Young men who caused their names to be enrolled.
In the XIth District more than twice as many
were enrolled as on the first night, and majority
of these were voters who have not been on tho rolls
of the OLD association. The total number enrolled
was 424. One wcel; previous there were 2O3 en-
rolled, making total of G27.
Trouble IN THE NTH.
The contest in the XIIth District between the
Heimberger and TIilard factions was wagcd with
considerable acrimOny on both si'cs. No serious
outbreak however, occurred until about o'clock,
when Chester II. SOuthwOrth member Of the Helm
berger faction, objected to the enrolment of man
and attempted to pull him ont of the line. This
attempt gave rise to considerable disturbance, and
the roundsman in charge of the police on duty at
the place sent to the police-staton for reinforce
ments. These soon arrived and, the room being
cleared, order was restored and the enrol
ment proceeded. The number enrolled was3l2 The
Hembergcr followers asserted that the other side
wOnd crowd their supporters into the line point
near tho base of the column instead of sending them
to the foot and letting them come mp to the desk IN
the regular manner In this way maly of their
supporters, they claim, were prevented from enroll
The XIITth District promises to he one of the
heaviest in point of numbers. There were enrolled
533 voters aud 4Gs On Tuesday of last week, max
The contest in the XIvtn District. in which the
faction, headed by John Nugent, is trying to
gain control from the one led by John
II. Brady caused another heavy enrolment
Yesterday There was some excitement and several
votes were challenged. A good many young men
enrolled their names. One gentleman complained
Of the difficulty experienced III getting prominent
Republicans 10 come out aud enroll notable cx-
ception TO this statement was john Jay, who signed
names enrolled, which. added TO the list days en-
loment. 24l. makes G9G. The old association had
RbOnt $50 members.
In the XVIII District there were 32i names en-
rolled yesterday and 100 tho week previous,
making total of Ola There was a good deal of
interest shown in the movement, and number of
prominent citizens enrolled their names.
In the XVlth District there were enrolled 174.
IL was thought that the percentage Of new men
this week was fully Onc-half, against Oncthird last
week. Among the men enrolled was Ex-Aldcrman
John Falconcr Edwards PicrrcpOnt came in to
enroll, but found that hc did not live Ia the dis
trlct. Hamilton Fish aud William NJ. EVarts have
not yet enrolled.
In the AVIlth District 55s men signed the roll
ana q good deal OF interest was manifested. few
enrolling
them said that he wished the Democratic marty
would permit Its voters voice in the party man
ranks.
There 1vare o-e anrollaa :; A, ,,-,.,