New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-08
WORK! WORK! WORK!
THIS is THE REPUBLICAN wATCHwORD
TODAY is THE FIRST DAY os NGIsTRATIoN IN
CITIES OUTSIDE OF NETWORK AND
BROOKLYN

CITIES OUTSIDE OF NETWORK AND
BROOKLYN.
This Is the first day Of registration in all Of the
cities OF this state outside OF NewYork and Brooklyn
and it Is the fret duty every Republican voter in
the State IL that his name is on the registry
list. This is a duty that each voter in CITY Eas
to attend 10 himself No one else can do II for him.
He must appear before the Board Of Registry in his
election district and there declare under oath that he
has lived In the State at least year. in his county
four months and his election district at least thirty
DAYS up 70 Election Day. -Four years ago PERSONAL
registration in the confined 10 the cities oil
New-York and Brooklyn only. The law was amenaeo
later 10 compel personal registration In all OF the
cities. Every Republican who IS anxious 10 see me
candidates OF his party win this fall ought to make
himself a committee OF 10 10 ii that every
Republican of his acquaintance goes TO the rooms OF
the Registry Board and has his name put upon the
list There will be only three more days for regis
traton In the Ter cities. They are saturday oc-
tober 15-one week from oday-saturday, october -
and Saturday, october 20.
The officers of the Republican state League lhtchu
TO do all that they can TO secure ul registration Oh
the Republican in every city, as vel as through
ont the rural districts. Colonel Mc.Npn the presi-
dent Of the state League sent oht day ca TWO ago the
following. which has gone TO every oihcer and TO
rreas many members of the League clubs in this state
Dear Sir In view of the great Importance OF the
coming election and the new laws by which 1t Will
he controlled, ii is necessary for you to be more
vigsnt and industrious than ever In your prepare
lions for the contest.
We would urge you TO make your utmost endeavorS
10 the end that the whole body OF Republican voters
may be registered that they may be Instructed IN the
requirements of the law under which this election
will be held. and that every Republican voter may
properly cast his ballot Election Day. We desire
to can your attention TO some OF the important
features OF the law.
EirSt-In ALI eli. every voter must appear per-
sonay before the inspectors of the appointed
registration days and have his name registered, or
he Will not be entitled 10 vote on Election Day.
Second-While in an election district elsewhere than
In cities the law does not in all cases require
personal appearance before the inspectors for regis
tratiou It is advisable that each voter should appear
personally before the inspectors for the law leaves
much TO the discretion OF the inspectors , anu make Ie
1t clear that the only safe way is to register per-
ihird-A person is entitled to registration, who Is
may become qualified 10 vote on or before tho
Fourth-To be qualified TO vote, person must have
lived year in the state four months in the county,
least ten days citizen of the United states; Let no
Republican lose his vote by changing his residence.
fiith-The registration days are as follows In
New York and Broonyn, TUESDAY, october ii Wednes-
day, october 10; Friday, October 20 and Saturday,
In all citics except New-York and Brooklyn, satur-
day. OCTOBER saturday october 10 Ss'nraay U1
rural districts, saturday, october d. and saturday,
Oc.obcr 70. .,.u .o....,. ...
yoIns booth at the same time. except that u voter
shall declare under oath TO the inspectors OF election
tat. BY reason Of total bhnoness, loss OF bun hands
such total Inability in both hands that he cannot use
either hand for ordinary purpose, or ply steal disability
b. 81 crippled condition, or disease. to enter
tic booth alone. lie Is unable to receive or prepare
his ballots without assisiaaec ma, select person Tor
sevcnth-Any person entitled to vote at general
election held within this state shall on me DAY O.
such election be entitled TO absent himself from any
service or employment in which he Is then eneased
U Uo af such election are open. If such voter shall
notify his employer. before the day Of such election,
s.c ITn hT for Tch n a ha be desSnaei
by the employer; and such absence shall be dnfRs
day of such notice makes no designation, ana such
absence shall be during any two CONSECUTIVE hours
from the usual salary wages Of such voter, and no
other penalty shall be imposed upon him By his en-
If voter spells his ballots in their preparation he
is entitled set Of ballots. but he cannot have
bis ballots to the CLERKS without voting step outside
the guard, rail- and return again to vote. but In such
ot s shall III he delivered to such voer nor Shall any
voter pas wthn The more re thsp twice at
We commend to al Republican Inspectors Of cleo,
eoa as to- SG Si maS for
ton. and the preservation of the Official ballots We
s sSS's lhS N s% se'2 a5S% %
Day there will be at least eleve nckets for the voter
%e ssrs s sample bH 'G Ss and
printed and that compttee be appointed in each
and give Instruction all who seek it. BY making
ibis exercise popuar many votes may be gained ior
any peIpexng questions pertaining TO the operation
ana effect Of he new sw may be answered at orr
with rs. ard win promptly furnish 1t. Let us
work Increasingly for Sur party and our STANDARD nS T,
Seoyd & Most ssp1 scs ss cont Sn
truly yours, f. \. McALPIN, President