New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-03
UNABLE TO SCARE YOUNG,-MIN1SrERS
STUDENTS NOT FRIGHTENED BY MR.
MARINks ~ ARNING LETTER.

UNABLE III SCAhE Cho
THEOLOGICAL STUDENTS NOT FRIGHTENED BY MR..
Marines WARNING LETTER.
Tn spite of much threatening on the part OF
ssvsra aders during last Two or three
DAYS. most studentsof the Union Theological SEM
mary were not badly scared to aeep them from
voting but they boldly marched TO tho polls in o"dy
and asserted their ctizens Eaon student VINO
had registered from received the folio
warning letter early in the morning:
ATTORNEYS OFFICE CITY AND COUNTY OF NEW
tDctated] . ,ooo
informed that cS are TssssT ere, =, o,sr
DISTRICT ,,.u...,
s.m I'M r,' Sna NOT &e a sns NswYo
II this y c9Iso' aa sr %y opa1D an offence
against tho 'A" RASpoLrn B. MARTINI District Attorney
Per e. s.
Athalf past Z. r. Browne. J. 8. Blanchard. 4 r.
Little and b l. Ludin glon. who had been sent to the
seminary by tho Republican County Committee 10 ao-
WAC the students them. snd after little e"nsult
,,,n tvertvaye st ndents accompanied by iarxe
ber of their friends who voters marched down
IN the polling booth near tho 7h Regiment Armory.
The specos election them coming ana orsoeo
themselves for the expected trouble; tho po"oe""n
on duty looked nsrosr usual. but male no move
toward arresting the studena little man With gold
>, oued svsxlasses who said that he had been sent
there by Attorney to challenge the
looked aervousy over hi. list the .tuden,s % "a
line member VI the middle ciaSs stcppou W 'n0
:. What is your name r asked the clerk
itonert I. b. Ilnan."
"Residencer
81 chaIlen 70 VOTE cried the little mao WIN tue
gold trimmed glassea ,,., 49,. u, nj,
"rhat You are not resident being In seminary Of
w Won swear IN your voter asked the inspect
Tske OF your hat whom you take tho oath.' said the
.fie "a evidently not accustomed to sweSriuE. was
ns e has h,s left hand on the Bibles that sns legal.
aDS YOU hereby swear that you have lived in tho
State year. In The county four months IN thls eecon
district days. and that you have not voted NJ tns
.;eptIemen" said CLERK IN the Board Of inspect
ors a OF you favor OF rreeivins tins vote
sgn by ys as so sss' Il but "a"
ton.'
also onaenred and sworn. his vote received AMI de-
clarsd " all but Convention"
vI Ms~' "ds y. s .a senior s.' =:
the clerk; .you voted here las. year" The s1'lsmsn
y Ws az ar mnc' f. Wilson. W. wallace H. DAVIS
Between Mr.. Dsvis aud the next stu tent w"xs Dr,n
acr.f whoss loy atty Mr.. Hewitt no one could auss-
ticn .,.sns. the VOTE cried the MARITIME represent
a'ye ma. srounds I" ansrily demanded the resident
probably never III enn AIRY o, ,ssrniag
hay
withdraw tho Challenge Thought another stddent
voting" - al, ,y ~ n
Then followed II. q. Gould. J. h. Sloan. W. C. Pea
bmiv H. T. Leland, ii. ID. Griswolt, Irving Msxwell j.
A. Bird John !. Pcnn,n man, Edgar Beckwith, Nick
ersou r G. Mackay, j. h. Hooert and =. =. Gutter All
OF tnrse students sworn exc"pt Mr. Cutter. who
affirmed. Otner students came from time TO Tune until
nearly all had registered had voted.
why arrrss madot" asked Tribune re-
porter OF the representative.
Well You ser, M. MARITIME has great for
the seminary no did not wish TO njure
It's re We Will not arrest any OF
them " IL viii do Just we'll 10 make The srrssts
tomorrow"
Better 10 morrow than to-day" said Of the Law.
yers from the Republican County Committ~~, who had
advised all tho students, matter what their prefer
enceA a,
sludonts voting, ana ono OF tn~ IL "
yers aaked he wo~ld call out the militia in cAss tners
was dancer Of the sudenIs rrpeauus ~ trying 70 suu
the ballet-boxoA Colonel Clara assured him thAt tns
men In his command werc aiwAys ready 70 serve 'ns
| State, whatever exisency might srtecs nj,
| Jndge Bookstaver, OF the Ceur. Ut Common TtssS
calmly surveyed We alleged illegal vsers - tnsy nAss