New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-24
LAST DAY TO REGISTER IN BROOKLYN
MEN WHOSE NAMES ARE NOT RECORDED BY TO
NIGHT CANNOT VOTE.

NIGHT CANNOI NO4L@'
The last opportunity TO register In BroohVh VIII
be afforded to-day. and the pollingpiaces VIII DC
kept omen from a. NJ TO 10 p. NJ. 50 that every
,tizen can have an opportunity to secure the recoiu
ng Of his name which alone carries with it the nght
n exercise the privilege OF suffrage large mum
Der Of voters had their names registered yestefuiS
but there are thousands in all pats Of the city VINO
have not vet qualified themsevee to deposit their
ballots on election day The largest number OF voters
ever recorded Brooklyn was 10000 IN 1902 anu
the importance Of the state and local issues IN the
present eampaign ought to assure still larger NUM-
Der this wear when the growth Of popuatioo in three
years is taken into account.
The discrimination against Republicans IN the line
awaiting naturalization at the County court DS INC
policemen in charge, who permit Democrats 10 gam
places In the line in advance Of Republicans, mas Ieu
to the opening Of the United states Court Tor nat
uraHzation purposes a test of the matter was made
BY Chairman Wagner. Of the Republican Campaign
Committee at the County Court. man with red'
D, Republican ticket in his hand found many Demo
tFats with blue tickets put In line ahead OF nm, al
bO1gh they were later In reaching the Court House
Ind he complained Of the matter AnOthef
han was seat with a blue ticket, and he found
10 d.cuty IN securing place near the mead OF inc
Inc. Judge Moore and Clerk York were in ignorance
Of the discrimination, they say. Naturalization VIII
cease tonight over 900 voters will have been
made.
50 much attention is being given to registration
mat other lines Of political activity Jagged some
What yesterday but the Republican candidates dd much
active work Mr. Meyer addressed a halfd0zen meet
N1 besides visiting a large number Of factories and
sareOaes
wing to the fact that the Democrats had secured
pratt bf q parade last evening in the Third Ward,
'| republican parade which was postponed by the
'es'h1 Thursday evening Will take place this
esahg Mr.. Meyer and others will review the
''-S At schermerhOrn aud Nevins sts.
A5T Chaplin has Begun to seek votes In the Id
N-gfsss District. having at last become aware that
~ s's man is cOntesting MS election.
Young Mems Republican Club, composed of the
o'A0 voters Of the Eastern District was organized
" thursday night nj No. SO Throop ave. with mem
eHMp Of 100 The officers Of the club are President.
award DemOnd first vice president, Thomas Abrams
1Oao Vee-president IsadOr smltn secretary NJ. K. d.
S.srsoa assistant secretary, William Bendere treas
r. y. +. Palmer selgeaLt 3tarns, William Odell
~ ~ cub viii hold another meeting on Monday usht,
stilng ,meHts Will be made for d mass-ihcctlhS.
o. Opnair meeting under the auspices Of the Joseph
~ Delalnn Republican Battery Of the sixteenth Ward
a. ned last night front Of it, headquarters, Graham
IL ana BOeum-st display OF hicworks preceded
vi speaking aud much enthusiasm prevailed. Ih0se
pro aoafessed the gathering were henry \. Meyer:
esene O1onnOr. Horace r. Dresser, John hessel ana
otJfge I. Eill0ff