New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-26

acknowledgment Of the services rendered curing Ud'
They feel assured that substantially the same
results can be reached this fall, ana al 10 u'e ia
the history OF the party in this county has success
been more important than at the Approaching eIe'"o'
1T il apparent that the Democratic parry throughout
re country is already active IN its ehorN to defeat
the party that saved the Nation from dshIoh tAd'
gave to us a sound financial standing among the IA
tons Of the world and has the courage oil It's CON
vic;ions - secure to every citizen, North aud Honth
the right Of suffrage guaranteed by the Noheu"uO"'
and the fearleS~ncs, 10 expose the colossal ia"u9 III
the ni,govcrnucnt OF the great city Of New-lorA'
A Republican legislature has given to the people
OF the state a new baOtrciOrm law ana II Is NltW1
essential that It's provisions should be uoF'u5"N an
dcr,tood and compiled with t. the most minute de-
gree. While this measure IS seemingly comp"
Gated and because appears somewhat pcfP.eAihS'
vet upou a careful examination You viii all see thal
if the party be properly and efficiently organized ana
the provisions Of the fairly understood ana ohcyed
the honest electors of the state have nothing TO iea
from the strnrcncy of lis methods.
The law requires that. save in the cities Of the
state the DAYS Of registry shall be the 18th. the 10th
and the as DAYS of october. on the first Two days
name, can be placed upon the registry lists without
the voters appearing in person but upon the last day
II he be not before rccsteredf he must personally pre-
sent himself TO the Registry Board. You VIII 'HcIe-
fore see the importance of having every ecctor III your
respective towns registered before the 3st day Of DC
anco Of every voter.
ain order 10 accomplish this eiicctuay IT Will be
necessary TO make thorough canvass Of Your town by
election districts The new law also requires that
election districts shall be subdiNidcd a. mol tu con
tin more than 300 voters. such division will give
10 this county lO1 election districts in place of yhVc
as heretofore This division Of election districts by
the law is dcvolvcd upon the supervisors, the town
clerk and the assessors and must he made 10y them be
fore the first day OF september next There are 10 TO
five inspectors of election in each district Mter the
division of district, is made inspectors nov IN Office
will act as such In the districts where they Ive ana
the additional inspectors viii be appointed by tho
SUPERVISOR Town Clerk and justices Of the Peace Of
the town. Three of the inspectors must belong 10 one
party and two TO the other party. ard they
must be appointed before saturday. the Ism
Of October Voting booths must be provided
by the election officers at the rate of one for every
fifty voters at each poll They must DC at least feet
wide by 3 feet long and feet high Ifa poIIhS
places are TO be designated by the supervisor Town
Clerk and Assessors of the various towns by The first
Monday of september next and 1t is provided that no
place shall be designated polling place where IL"
toxicatinc liquors have been sold within sixty days
previous to the time of designation.
"You Will sec them that Your immediate attention
must be given 10 these matters in order that The law
may be compiled with. and i'm order that The party
shall not suffer because of Tie ad' onal WORK required
The executive committee are happy 10 say That the
general outlook for ne party .u Ulster Comfy Is
God TLcy extremely regret the existence OF that
factunal di,ancoton which sought the defeat Of or
upon Republicans generally the importance of hir
mumou, action. the hUrNlue Of Old differences and The
may hc opposed 10 their political adyeioarc, and tho
strength of the party be NOT di>>ipaed by htcrnc,,
The LIld Congress will be one Of The most i'm
portaat in orr political history, it, cNl~cuc" covering
E }4S geC !, TO % bc chosen for the XVh
District, and yOur attention is 'respcctfully called 10