New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-22
TAMMANY COLONIZATION SCHEMES
A NUMBER OF ARRESTS TO BE MADE SOON FOL
FRAUDULENT REGIsTRATI'


FRAUDULENT REGISTRATION.
Tammany Hail. aware OF ITS inability to win the
election by fair means has already had recourse to
foul and is at work extensive scale on the we'll
known Democratic scheme Of colonization. The With
Assembly District seems to be one Of the Wiswams
favore fields for this kind Of villsny, and invcstSa
ton has revealed number Of where the fraud
has been pracset. Men who have no residence In the
district have registered nanesin most instances false
onessnd will try, If not prevented, to vote An ex
animation of the registry books has revealed state Of
affairs that shows beyond doubt that worthless fell
lows. either homeless or living In some other quarter
of city, enrolled their names to help the Wig
wan ont OF It's plight.
The men who registered falsely, and thus laid them
selves liable to severe penalty are IN most cases
members OF the Of society. but they acted under
the direction OF leaders who while equally or more
criminal than they. occupy higher positions in the
community. These drivers Of colonists imagine that
they have worked secretly that nothing can be traced
to Them but they have made serious mistake as they
will soon find out. Men as shrewd as they havo
learned how they engineered the colonization OF TAM
many heeers' and will prove the charges of suborn
ing the illegal registration against the rngeades IN
| the crime.
The frauds have in many cases been OF the most
open baIefaced, shameless kinds. Men have given as
their homes houses OF Ill fame and In few Instances
| houses which have no occupants whatever. Whito
men have registered from houses in which only coored
persons i've as can will be proved Men who have
the best interests Of the city at heart have been at Work
vigorously ferreting out the misdeeds OF Tammany
Hail. and have laid bare great deal OF rotcnne:s al
| ready.
Tie With Assembly District is not the only ono that
has been made the Of plans to prostitute the
balot-box Frauds have been uncovered in the upper
end of the With Assembly District, between Houston and
Blocker sts already, and could no doubt be uneahed
| In other parts OF the city as well.
When the work OF fastening the crime on the leaders
In the disgracefu business, as we'll as Oh their tOo
has gone little further arrests will be made ana
Tammany's highhanded outrsges against the law will
e 'a Ra Dafe before the bubbles gaze viii take place
short mcNshorter than the men who will be Pvt in
Chief Supervisor of Elections, and he Police Depart
ment viii be asked to take eozsnce OF te c Isss
can be fastened. Tammsny, as the protector OF the
criminal and semicriminal classes mas nag 10 aey OF
misdeeds will recol ON her head with seVenou io'o
FOR ANOTHER BIG MAsS-MEETING.
Many leading Republicans are at work making ar
rangcments for a monster mass-mcetng which Will be
held In oil probability either tomorrow or on Friday
night of this week. The Republicans OF the city arc
| fully awake and determined that 1t shall not De
their fault the Peoples ticket is defeated Every
| effort will be made BY them to get out the fnll ke
publican vote Hard work is being done In each AS
|
sight. and from the large attendance at them AZ
means that the Republicans are Determined TO hola
| up their end Of the contest
Those who are interested in getting up the meeting
are anxious to have present Chauncey NJ ,1 DSpsw
besides ali of the candidates upon the county ticket
such an array Of speakers as TINS VIII a4S e9 neraps
might not come out and register and vote.
THE SCHEME MAY PROVE A BOOMERANG.
There is plenty of work ahead for the Democratic ling
in Hudson County, N. J. The plot. as published In
The Tribune Yesterday to virtually disfranchise the
entire Jefersonian Democratic party by preventing
the names Of the candidates Of this party being printed
on the official ballot, was completed yesterday, ana
IL will prove a boomerang County Clerk DENNIS
Mclaughlin yesterday fled formal notice In MS
ONCE to the effect that the protests were vaho'
Papers will probably DO presented IN court @es 10y
asking for an order nom Judge Knapp to compel the
County Clerk TO have printed the Jeersonian candi-
dates on the official ballot.
| Ex.Assemblyman Patrick Sheehan, the Jenersonian
candidate for member Of Assembly In the ud Dlsu,ct
said that II the court sustained the county CLERK IN nus
position, he and all his following wouh vote noe
| STRAIGHT Republican ticket. Ex-Mayor Timken said
that q great number Of Ills supporters would DO the
same 1t is already proposed among the Jefiersonian
leaders, that II they not permitted TO have their
candidates on the official ballot. to unite aud in mass
mesnF nG e. w TT
rYty fled an affidavit In the ONCE OF the County CFerR
as:rdav to the effect that he did not preside at the
Convention that nominated the ofcers on the Jeer.
70 the The ssese ne but avss thss
ala not know what he was signing
GETTING OUT OF THE DOOMED wIawAM
More assertions from Tsmmhny Han are Of daily occur.
80. and In every Assembly District the Wigwsm leaders
go h.6 IN strike from thet- rolls the names OF members
h orppizstou do not intend 10 act with IL longer
W,r,,o ! King and wniam J. oNeil both members Of
,h T.mmany Han General Committee Of the XXth Assem-
hIv District sent In their resisnatons yesterday.
To rRGE ALL REPUBLICANS TO REGISTER.
meeting OF the Republican County Committee wns
,d yesterday and arrangements completed
Tor Getting out sample ballots and pastors to TO used
election day. plans getting out the voters to register
an E,d.x and Saturday OF this weekthe two last days
na an .ppes will be 70 every Republican 10 that
nj. nam. IL put upon registry list Of his election dis
trict.
Two Giants
| an. -cc,ofula the ancient disease. known