New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-08
HENRY c. BOTTY.

In addit,on . the ballots for candidates the voter
also receives - ..hnllots. from which ne can sei'o'
three and vote either for" or against the prN"scc
Amendment TO Article VI Of The Constitution, relating
to election OF additional Justices OF The supreme 'o
The proposed Amendment 10 Section 10, Article Ill oi
the Constitution relating TO the powers OF the Two
houses of the legislature. and the proposed Amend
m,nt 70 Section Of Article VII Of the Cohsh'u'ioh'
relating TO Onondaga salt Springs
lie viii notice that the outside OF eacn o"i'o'
Is the Enforcement: "Orfcal ballot for November :,
1892 and the fac smile OF the Signature OF James j.
Martin president OF the Beard Of Pohce Comh'1ohNS'
Having selected or prepared ballot for voting, the
voter folds IT, first croSswise by bringing the bottom
Of each ballot up the perforated line ana theh ~
the middle lengthwise. In such manner that ""e'
folded the face Of each tallot shall be cohceaeu anu
the printed number the stub and the ihoorseen OH
the back OF the ballot shall be visible ana 40
that the stub can lc removed without removing any
other part OF the ballot, and without exposing any
part OF the face OF the LallOt below the stub.
The ballots which not 10 BE- VOted must W
folded In exactly the sane way. The seec'lls ana
folding Of The ballots must be performed Inside 'l'
voting booth but the law says that no person sna'l
occupy voting booth more thhn ten minutes ""'i'
all the ether booths occupied
No voter sban place any other mark upon, or 'eaf
deiace any of the ballots 50 folded by nm, anu
prepared for presentation 10 the inspectors IL ono
Of the Official lnllots delivered to voter shau oo
spoiled before 50 prepared the voter NAV "ioH iV''
Ing 10 the ballot clerks all the official ballots delivered
him. obtain irou them another fun set, one OF eacb
kind Of the Official ballots: but not more than fonf
sets Ia all Of Official ballots shall he delivered 10 any
voter voter may, after receiving one SCI Vi oih''"
ballots and before voting. return all such baOts 10 Tue
ballot clerks and then pass outside the guaiu rail ana
serward while tue polls OPEN enter once again
within the guard rail for the purpose OF Young ana
receive and prepare his ballots ana vote. the same as
II I've had not once b.fcr. beer within the guard rlil
and received his ballots therefor But not more imam
two sets In all Of official ballots shall, ON such ac
be delivered 10 any voter and no voter snail pass
within the s,,nId rail more than twice at tnc same
eec,on for the purpose o; voting oec. loi, chap GEO.
Laws Of 1892.
When the voter his ballots ready be leaves the
voting booth and walks 10 the ballo.DOk, 0i which an
Inspector of election mas Charge. lie hist nhnas 10
the INSPECTOR the ballots 10 bc voted. again giving
his name and address. The registers are again eA
amlned and his name In each register 1. checked 10
show that he has voted. The ballot clerks are asked
n the number on the stub OF his ballot IL the same
NJ the number on the stubs OF the Official ballots which
were given 10 him and II they reply In the Affirm
alive. his ballot to be voted Is placed IN the ballot
box The stub which the inspector tears OIL goes
into smother box. The voter then hands TO Inc III