New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-06
REPUBLICANS, REGISTER!
THIS Is THE FIRST DUTY OF TO-DAY.
no ONE CAN VOTE WHOSE NAME Is NOT on THE
REGISTRY BooKs-oUALLFTcATIoNs


REGISTRY CONGRATULATIONS
NECESSARY.
Today is the first day Of registration in this city.
Every citizen who means to cast his vote on Novem-
Der must register No man. no matter how DESTROYS
ne be for the success OF Fassett and the Repub
lcan ticket. and the defeat Of Flower and Tammany
Hall. vote for the advancement Of his principles
unless he is registered. He may have lived In his
election district for fifty years. but IL his name does
not appear upon its registration books he cannot vote
There exceptions to this law. 1t is absolute
Imperative.
To be eligible to vote man must be either native
born citizen a naturahzed citizen. and he must have
lived in the State year. the county four months
and In the election district thirty days. minor who
is not Of legal age before the close of the registry but
will become Of age before the day Of election IS
entitled to register and vote.
The sons OF persons who have been naturalzed
before the former became of age deemed citizens
Of the United States and need not take out naturalza-
ton papers.
Any alien of the age Of twenty-One years and
upward, who has been honorably discharged from
the regular volunteer forces OF the United States
shall be admitted to become a citizen of the United
states without any previous declaration OF his inen-
ton become such. Every foreign born who
declares his intention OF becoming citizen Of the
United States and who shall have served three years
On board merchant vessel of the United States, is
considered a citizen.
Persons who have made bets on the election II
the fact be known, are not entitled to register or
vote
No person who has been convicted Of bribery,
felony or other Infamous crime under the laws Of
the state, is entitled TO note, unless he has been
parconed and restored to his rights citizen
The Board Of Registration is required By law to
remain In session each day Of registration from
a. m. TO p. m. on the twelfth. thirteenth
and fourteenth pages Of The Tribune to-day Will
be found the list OF registration places In
York There are this yeor So Of these. Every Re
publican voter should carefully study this list and
that he goes to the proper place to register name
must be entered upon the registration books OF the
election district in which you actually live, or you
cannot vote for Fassett Make mistake about THIS
The usual precautions have been taken by the Re
publican committees, State and local, against fraudu
lent registration, and II will be found extremely
hazardous for any person to attempt this nefarious
practice so often made of by Democrats partsans
to defeat the will of the people.
There will be three other days OF registration In
New York this year. but Republicans are urged not
to delay registering to-day on that account These
other days will be Wednesday, October IA Friday
October %, and Saturday, october %.
II you expect to be Of any certain, positive use In
eecing Fassett Governor and defeating the pretensons
Of Tammany Hall, register to-day. Don't Eat of THIS
important duty until some more active RepublIcan
stirs you up to 1t. Register yourself and see that
your dllatOry friends do the same. Something I'M
the place of registration Observation-Disclosures
TO-DAY, The he1chmen Of Tammany Hall have
not spent any money In holding mass.ne 9s an
this year but they will have their scouts ont all day
Republicans whose cause is so much better, be less
dlgent and faithful