New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-27
MORE MONEY BADLY NEEDED
DEMOCRATIC MANAGERS GIVE GOVERNMENT EN-

PLoYEs ANOTHER STRONG HINT
As election day draws near, the Nauoha pen'o
cratic Committee are becoming more appio"."s'0
about the floating votcs especially the itaiah iaooi
eis employee upon public works, whose Vo'cS "eio
some time ago considered valuable iac'or Al
view of this the National Committee wants iio"os'
and wants It badly and in good quantity. The mem
bcrs have tried to impress this upon al on"'oh'''
and while they quoted
Little drops OF water,
Little drops OF sand,' ETC.,
the drops have been smaller than they expocteo'
Richard NJ. Jordan son Of ex-Uniteu states i'o"s
urer Conrad A. Jordan, has sat at No 30 liberiy-st
for weeks receiving the per cent OF me annual Sal
aries from the Custom House employees for the DEM
ocratc campaign fund, but this Is not enough Inc
National Democratic Committee wants more money
and wants It badly, and yesterday nearly al VI ,no
Custom House employees received copy OF inc hu
dress of the National Democratic Committee 10 inc
People Of the United statcs' and copy OF The ioi
lowing circular: ~.
Headquarters National Democratic Committee
No. 10 West Twenty -nnh-st.
CAUTION TO CONTRIBUTORS. -,
On IN. nretence that direct contributions from Of
6cehoders to the National Committee were In vio
aton of law certain sWnders and
Others falsely stating intimsting that their solc
aons authorized by the sea w be-
prosecuted for fraudulent Of the malls In view
Of these frauds is deemed proper to say tsa te
other United States officers and employees any co' 10
buttons thew may see fit TO voluntarily make can DO
forwarded 10 their destination without the interpo-
sitien Of any intermediary.
The committee wants money, lots OF 1t, and wants
It badly and at once.
ENCOURAGING FIGURES FROM NEWAkh'
The total registration in Newark for the November
election completed on Thursday, is 81 032, against
80 9O2 for the Charter election, being an increase Oh
5000 names In the November election In 1887 the
registry was 81 1872. This, however. included many
hundreds of names Of men who had died or moved
away and some fraudulent names. All these were
cleared off by the registration law, which ncces
states an entirely registry. and obliges the voter
to appear in person to register In the Presidential
election in 1884 the total vote of the city was ite
less than 81 OoO The largest increase over the Char
ter election registry is In the Thirteenth Ward namey'
900 This is the German ward which went Republi-
can in October The great bulk of the new registry
is of Republican Germans who refused to vote IN the
Charter election but who always vote the National
ticket The smallest increase IS nnetyone In the
Democratic Fifth Ward. In the Eighth Ward, strong
Republican ward the increase is $40 In the -Four
teenth a small ward strongly Republican. the increase
is COL The Ninth Ward, Republican, increases 2oo,
and the First also Republican, 307. In the sevenli
Ward, strong Democratic ward, the increase is y
and in the Twelfth also Democratic and largely pop
ulated, d61. Only five names are reported as dOuDt
full, and these will be investigated.