The sun., 1891-11-03
VOTE, AND VOTE STRAIGHT.
COUNTY DEMOCRICY LEADERS HAVE
GOT OUT EaSSETT PAS1ERS.

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GOT OUT ElSSETI PAS1ERS.
Their Workcrs Ordered 10 Hand Them Out
10 Voters ro-day--Throw Them Away
aud Set Ticket with Roswell r.
Flowers Name at tho Top of It
Tho polls are open in this city from 8 A. NJ
to 4 r. NJ to-day. and during that time
| every citizen who is registered may exer-
else tho privilege and discharge the
duty Of voting against Platt and tho
enemies OF the metropolis. lie should
take caro- that by no hook or crook is q Fassett
and Vrooman paster ballot fostcd on him.
Part OF the Platt plot for capturing the city
consists Of plan to humbug voters into his
support. and part Of 1t of scheme to utilize
the votes OF what is left Of the County De-
mocracy organization.
Tho humbug and false pretence that has
formed the backbone Of tho Fassett campaign
are to be still relied upon ut the polls. Some
OF the County Democracy leaders. under oover
OF the action OF the County Committee endors-
Ing tho Saratoga State ticket. will attempt to
deceive tho voters by running out Fassett
tickets. 1t Is well known that the great body
OF tho remaining voters in tho County De-
mocracy cannot be influenced against the
State ticket So tho Job was undertaken
by INSCRIPTIONS leaders to try to dclude
voters who might rely upon tho County Com
mittecs action. and might take their paster
ballots from tho County democracy poll
workers as all right This explains tho mys-
terry where tho money to run the County
Democracy canvass came from. and confirms
the suspicion that 1t was Platts money.
Last evening in twenty election districts Of
the Nineteenth Assembly district Fassett State
tickets with the County Democracy, county.
and district nominations on them were pu. In
the hands Of the County Democracy workers
for use at the polls to-day.
I. Hugh Boorman. the c. D. candidate for
Assembyman. put these paster ballots into
the hands OF the workers and assured them
that he got them from D. Lowber Smith. the
leader of tho district. Mr.. Smith was formerly
Deputy Commissioner Of Public Works. and
now has a little place in the Comptrol-
ler's Office Many Of tho tickets soon
found their way into tho hands OF the
regular Democrats Of the district. Not few
OF the loyal Democrats in tho County Democ-
County Committee In support Of the State
ticket. The warning was spread through the
warned to look out sharply. and not be i'm.
posed unon by the humbug tickets. Even the
pSa to many %SrSls * tsm et hs ,hz Sz
boxes.
B Finley. and A; A. Redlleld reported the mat
ter g. the State and at Tamna
County VIZ hsd the S dot ssdhsssa e tha@
"FST the Austsalian BGnSe Banket Ballot System
tion Counsel Clark. who were among the Tam
many men whose attention WAS called to the
a woaS be- ssa aseSi S ff ibf THAT that bs
to Iook out fer these pastors that SAVIOR Of the
coVery was made In tho Seventeenth district.
and the following letter is one of tho results.
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cause OF satisfaction rather than otherwise at
the Democratic hcad1unrters II served to
Inspiring the comic dence that Platt Go. eT-
press, press. ana showing how poor in effect this
BLUM. w >' '''''''''eo "A' "'
Fnssett and Dinkel pastors were distributed
last night through the Seventh Senate district.
The Steckler combination also resorted to the
9t 9Ht past bHots which
ddate appents rs candate te IN tha Fftb cfn-
stead OF. in the Seventh district, William
bly, in the First instead OF in the Tenth dis
date Tor Alderman in tic First Instead u in
"A Another trick Of Tammauy's enemies has
been tn, sending out q paster ballots withths
1Eme 1iI Of Senator Jacob A. Cantor as g. can
senate district. Voters are, cautioned to use
only the pastors furnished them by the official
workers Of tho candidates for whom they wish
The official ballots are all In the hands OF the
police @ IN IN d closed packngfS. They VIII remain
Ing. The roll will be called at 6 O'clock. an
district d't'fa and to Theses n men the % otiea
01a %s 'Si ae'f hs0 S ss
Is no mark on the box except the numberoi
the Assembly district and tile number OF the
Besides receiving these pastebohrd boxes Of
ballots, the policemen vii! receive tho keys to
the ballot boxes, They wi u dcllyor the ballots
fore NJ The ballot boxes " wer" s del.yer"i
Yesterday afternoon. and were put in place
Before }, tho G2lIs , ore opened the Inspectors
zee !, eod th9t ht there is nothing n them. Only
against 12,OO0,OOO last ycur, the amendments
70 tho law having cut, of great lot Of waste.
,evnn NG has hhve @ been m9hs Tor re-
Democratic State Headquarters. There is not
'o9m enough to do it there,
nents have Leen made. and music and speocli-
x RSrns %s from Tss otSsPF stss