New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-08

IXth district, while foriyseven new vo'ers VIM nav.
gained residence In the present limits OF the asno.
are now record opposed 10 tne ihrod"euoh VI
British Free Trade in this country. The commf'ee
sat at No. 900 Eishthave., and member OF IL saiu
last night that he expected the committee wouh have
all II could do today, for heavy enrolment was
certain to-day.
The work of enrolling the Republicans OF the new
X1Vth Assembly District who were npt enro p ias'
W PGns the took od s' Seps s closed at % a
had been added to the roll 453 names We're res,ere
has, spring and the Gsfs wS Sst oyep zoo more
will be added TO the roll today
There are about 200 names Of enthusiastic Amer
the Republican enrolment records OF the AVN
Assembly District. One hundred and five new names
were received yesterday and the clerks were Kept iar
busy while the lists were open About forty OF tie
new names were those Of young men who are casting
their first votes this year At least 300 Will present
themselves to-day it Is said by those who are well In
formed as to the sentiment in the district -, a..
one hundred and seventeen RepubIc,ns OF Wv. .ne
XVIII Assembly District avaied themselves OF the
opportunity enroll at No. 154 East fifty iourhst
last night. The room well filled throughout inc
evening, and the prospects OF victory THIS faii were
thought TO be Drignt.
The Republicans OF the old XvIIh Assembly District
had two places for the enrolment OF voters. An
officer OF the regular organization said to reporter:
"At No. 341 West Forty seventh7st. and at Forty
fourthst. and Ninth-ave. about 175 men came IN to
see that their addresses were correctly entered on
our books. A number OF these were Democrats. who
have decided to put themselves on record against
the present platform OF their party. Our organza-
ton contains over 1900 members
brisk. and when the books were closed at 8 o'clock
over 500 names had been registered. Still better
At D. m fifty-elght names had been registered in
the XIXh Assembly District and at oS otc, these Ss
always been Democratic, but this year many voters
who have formerly supported the Democratic cause
nominees, and have enrolled themselves accordingly.
The enrolment o. the Republican m S1Gr' ., h the
rooms nSs Of 'I the Ivy cInS ty-rst and Third
ave. One Of the enrolling officers said last nigh!
We all feel graied the result OF the hr d, aays
new ones. on the lists. They are largely the names
Of prominent, merchants and wegeearners 1t seems
ciatc what Protection has done for him and what 1t
win continue to f him sdmb H1I pss ana RGa
new names enrolled. making total enrolment
Of 1883 members; ,0n,v no,v nom.s ,rore added n
the list OF the Republican Organization OF the MID
Assembly by R RSa b Sn t"s enrn Was active
1877 new names were added, besides about nifty who
had previously enrolled and came to o xs tine ac
were enrolled, making total enrolment Oh l2Oo men,
The colored voters turned ont generously in the
XVIII District. and the proportion OF nrst voters
se sedn me}O Sne Os hundred ana six
rolled among them two who stated st 19sy ns1
previously enrolled also called to assure themselves
There were 723 Republicans enrolled IN the AANlth
at nehundred slxteerhs. and Second ave. under
the management Of Peter II. Mcdonald. This shows
that the Republicans of this district taking n
lively interest In the coming primaries and In the cleo
tonS on November 8. .
I1erc were 574 names enrolled on the list Of the
XXVIIth Assembly District. -
At the Republican headquarters OF the XXNIlIth
Assembly District last night ST. were enrolled.
Forty eight rames entered on the enrolment
list of the Twenty fourth Ward Republican District
Committee.