New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-02
WIGWAM COLONIZATIO n
A BIG REGISTRY LIST FROM BELLEVUE.
u,1. 11IrcA1, VOTERS WILL DE CHALLENGED
AND TAKEN CARE OTTO TRY VOTING
FROM A FACTORY

FROM FACTORY
The historical shrieks of Peter Mitchell ana o'hei
aiming lights of the Wigwam about RepuDneah coioi
ration surprises ono but simpeton. fVeryoouy
understands that it is mere repetition oil IahlanH
historical method of shouting thief" to conceal It's
own crimes IL will certainly not lead the RcpuDican
md antrammany managers to desst for moment
I'm their systematic search for Illegal voters III 'he
various districts. They have already uheartheu
GOOD deal Of fraud of this kind and almost every hour
brings new evidences of Tammany's efforts 70 carry
the elections by unfair and unlawful means.
one of the latest discoveries is i'll regard 10 beeVue
losp;tol which has been for years one OF the most
important factors in the fraudulent swelling Oh inc
registry lists by colonization. 1hls year. uhucr 'o
Tammany management, no less thah loo w.
ers are registered from the lhsti'uuo"' anu
this fact has been verified By responsible parties.
The names of these persons arc as loiIo"a
John Carmen, Michael DAILY, Thomas MchiFoy' NUT"
Philip Benjamin Calvin James Dunno feter r"'Ne'"
Thomas J. Doolcy, George Goetz. John J. Donovan"
Thomas Ellis John Conway. James Mccormack Thomas
LYONS owen Maguire Christopher sharkcy. FRANCIS
7 eslic Peter Masterson. Wellington Kneeand. George
NJ Hubbard W. G.. Searlcs, Curtis Jacob, Henry Bach
man. Adam Iausllan. William Van huseh F"''i'h
Travis William c. Hume, James V. standlSh victor
l. RcCnonf IL. G. Hughes. John Quinn, Martin Cur-
va, Thomas O'Gara, william IL. Reynolds, Ben
iamin Thurman, James Boylan. Stuart DouelaS'
Henry l. Miller Geow Quick, Peter Minister
,mcc Waterman John Callahan, John QUINN Martin
Cox James Blake. L. j. Miller. l.. +. Horns, James
Ward A. lie Clair. III. Globo, T. hunt T. M"iuoo"'
,rbomas Farmer A. Williams, =. Blake, John o. kane'
Terence FeeIy Thomas Butler, Thomas spencer, JOHN
Fisher Joseph Eastman, William Carlow ohari"s
chn,at Mathew Joyce Patrick Mckinley, Thomas
Dwvcr George p Keon, Edward a. Moore, Joseph
g. sleeth, James Flanagan, Thomas M"i'ehs '"'oo
saeman Patrick Mcdonnell. owen Egan, THOMAS
stanton Henry Crocker, Francis name, "aui
NJ Williamson, Patrick Crowley, Edward T. flsher'
William GregstOn, Ellwood Allcott, George boea'
John BoriIan, Henry Mund Jeremiah Dehchy' Lu'nei
H. Horton William Kelley, John Hodssoh' Martin
cayanach John Frawlcy, Michael Kelly, Michael
Richard Michael DAILY, Walter Graham, Thomas Ryan,
Henry Babtlst, John Dempsey william seymour
Michael Finmell Henry DWELL Joseph Goddel Cbafies
Nice abe Thomas Mcintyre, John A Rogers, Johh foiu
John Dclehanty Edward J. Finn, Patrick Collins,
Thomas Robinson. John Faon, William ID. Mott' 'olm
H. Pyne James White, William O'Conn0r, John nc
Carthy Harry p. Brown, Charles Rice William Tucker'
David O'Neil Dennis Gerrity, Patrick Clark John j.
Mott 5. Carroll, William p. Thompson, e. b. SYKES
NJ IIoran Edward Dunn, Albert Rudolph l.. A.
zereea. Walter Wood, James Carroll. Walter Il. savage
John L. Tompkins, James Baxter, Frederick Goidng'
George Stewart. John L. Zareinba
The Republican leaders of the NNlIth Distritt de-
clare that at least sevenyive OF these people are IL
legal voters. They brought from all the various IN
stitutons OF the Department Of Charities ana CJIcc
ion which are under the control of 1a!lminy nan
OF course each Of these cases VIII be invcstgat'd
and there will be some lively challenging done before
Tammany gets these I3o votes for II goes without
saving they will all be east for the NigWaih. -, .
Another case OF colonzcd voters was uneiIthed IN
Baxterst. In peculiar way Mr. Groasdaie IN, me
irct sent out circulars u all persons registered IN
his territory The addresses Nos lie, 10 ana -
senees Of tio following voters John Martin Robert
Walker Bracldel, negro; David smith, M. Dunn, Il.
Biglo. Benjamin Morris, Thomas Riley Thomas Maher'