New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-15
THE REPUBLICAN, ENROLMENT.
SATISFACTION WITH TIE NEW PLAN so FAR-WHAT
THE COMMITTEE HOPES FOR

SATISFACTION WITH TIE NEW PLAN so FAR-WHAT
THE COMMITTEE HOPES FOR.
Prominent Republicans who have been idcnti-
fed with the work of rcOrenizug the party in the city ex
pressed themselves well pleased yesterday with the
suit OF the first days enrolment There was no way of
telling how many OF Republicans there were on
the rolls Of the Old District Associations a. the rolls were
mol open TO public inspection But count Of the voters
at the primaries on two three occasions showed that
not more than 5000 participated lin those important
meetings Tho fact that there were about twice that
number OF Republicans enrolled the first day under the
new plan is regarded ns "A indication Of success
Many Republicans were not fully aware of the time and
places OF registration on Tuesday, and many waited
10 sec what success would attend the movement All
who remained away on that account Tuesday will he
likely to come ont on next Tuesday the succeeding
day of registration. November - Extra efforts will be
made by sending circulars and in other ways to get out
all Republicans before the time for enrolment closes.
Members OF the Committee Of Eighteen were in hopes
that at least $1,000 Republicans would enroll their
names and IL IS the belief Of Of the members that
the registration will nearly reach that number Tho
facts that many prominent Republicans enrolled their
names Tuesday aud that about half of the total
registration was OF persons NOT heretofore members Of
associations were regarded as specially encouraging.
\ persistent effort ha. lc,n made bv Democrats to
make u appear mat the reorganization /, wholly in the
utru-' OF tie OLD Republican machine, and some few
tmid Republicans have been deferred Tor that reason
nom I--l-iu, Doc tir work. The best answer To such
silly talk" -a.d Edvud Mitchell, chairman Of the Com
mitirc Of E-h'g.u Yesterday. found In the plan Of
REORGANIZATION. Everything Is left In the hands OF The
voters themselves. n Democrats enrolled and they
chai aged their names viii bc struck from The rolls
Jt tAr proper time and after they have had uppurtu
nifty 20 ho hcWh There t uothugin The p'adr that any
Republican cannot subscribe To. II only requires that
uc person o signs shall not during thn y,nr Toxic part
lu tHr plW1ri'~ 'fH"-. ui other political organ
lti."u '' Cu'..r mo- man con wei. belong to two pO'iii
rl Organizations ut tho time. and certainly uudcr
i. primary election less l.. cIunOt vote NJ the primaries
~ two f.f .rfUI political organizations. Whether NOT
citizens Organization i- political organization would
probably depend upTu whether not 10 was designed To-
advance 100" Interests of political pirty OF course, f
Republican wished 10 resign withdraw There l. moth
ing tp lrrt'ut hiu from doing Next year there VIII
hr nu nn''r''. now enrolment II ull X, pujcaus come
ont now and enroll tAnr names, and take part iu the
f.,r, o. a..u.uf. certainty tuJi '4.c major
l'N"I rule: anna BOO that case fair treatment 20 ALL IS
sHl,d
Thr li.y. Dr Howard crosby. !. W Harper. lr,
William DoVd aud other prominent Republicans who
were enrolled ou Tue .dIy expressed Themselves as fully
-''i.f.. with tAt result and hoped that a Republicans
would come ont and enroll their nan.
The Young Mons Republican Club met ar No. u West
Twenty -'yruth-t last night. and passed resolutions
urging ail Republican to enroll their name, members
OF tAr new Assembly Districts Associations The club
VIII take measures 90 secure a full Attendance OF Re
pubIcuGs az TIE polling places on Tuc-day uoNt