New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-24
REGISTER TO-DAY
ONLY ONE MORE CHANCE AFTER THIS.
ALI. WHO WISH TO OVERTHROW TAMhANf
MUST SEE THAT THEIR NAMES ARE ON
THE VOTING LISTS.

THE tOIANu AASAS'
TIE first duty Of every citizen who has not
rcoistered is to see that his maine is put upon
the registry lists immediately after he has eaten
his breakfast this morning. 1t Will rake only
a few minutes to do 1t, and 1t will IKE STEP
toward overthrowlng Tammany Hall and giving
this city clean and busness-like administration.
To-day and tomorrow are the last two days OF
REGISTRATION, and everything depends upon the
number of voters who get their names put upon
the registry listd on these two days. lie regis
tratiou now stands greatly in favor oil the Union
ticket The increase in the Anti-Iammany ols-
trcts hos practically doubled that IN the lam
MANY districts But the Tammany leaders are
sbrewd and interruptions and no effort VIII De
snancd by them to increase the Tammany vote.
Already colonization schemes have been unearthei
and everything will be done 10 prevent the tramps
9TH which the Tammany heeers are filling the
,odnnr houses from registering and voting. In
MANY cases this may be done, but tramps vote
counts for lust as much as that Of mechanic
or q businessman.
The campaign which is now being waged by
the enemies of Tammany Hall is not political
one. as is shown by the interest taken IN IL ~
men and women who never before nave peeh
known to raise O hand in election matfrs' ~ 10
a struggle for good government, anu every ohe
who votes against Tammany votes Tor goou gov
ernment No one con vote whose name is not
mon the registry books Of his election district
and il the citizens of New-lork want TO see
continuation of Tammany msrule. the first step
toward TINT end is to forget to register Inc
new Election law has made necessary the re-
districting Of the city, but the registry oces ana
polliug places in each Assembly District have
been published frequently BY The Tribune, ana
bv referring to the 14th, 5th and 10th pages
OF this ISSUE any one can readily find the address
Of the Office to which he should go to register
Everything is being done by the Antl-lammany
forces TO wrest the control of the city from
Tammany. The candidates on the Peoples ticket
are working night and day, making speeches In
numerous places The Republicans the County
Democrats and the Peoples Municipal League or
panizations are working in their own way to elect
tbe union ticket by public meetings, local
district meetings and by sending out thousands
of circulars. which plainly tell the condition Of
affairs under Tammany Hall. All this Will amount
TO nothing unless the voters are interested
enough TO register. All the work that can ne
done between now and election night VIII not
overthrow Tammany Hall unless there Is large
vote. registration Of 100000 means lam
many defeat: if it IA lis much under That the
Tammany ticket STANDS good ch"hcc 10 e
victorious. = ,,, ::
The registry offices are open from O'Clock In
tho morning until 8 o'clock at night, and those
who cannot register in the morning can 90 50 on
their way home. Register and vote against lam
manyl