New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-07

p'"uo''n regarding free ballot and liberal count.
9o"is past thls district has been about the roenest
W Now'fork. The Clipper House. in Frilton-st, has
~ o'o VI the lavorte homes for loyal but Temporary
'.ociauc voters, who stick to the ticket for pre-
paid BOARD bills and u 81 note. The small house at
No hector-st puts a balloon extension just be-
'ofe every election IT expects to vote forty Cleve-
'aid baiots at the coming election. The Linden
nouse' AT NO. 40 West-st., and the Old Dominion
iou'e al lhe loot OF Beach-st anxious 10 accom-
modae boaiderS, and will probably greatly increase the
number OF their lcdgers between now and registration.
Ihree houses In Wattst. kept by a widow are doing
land Office business Fifty men are already housed
| 'here ana As many more booked for rooms some
Oh Them VIII find considerable difficulty in registering
In southst. the Democratic organization among the
| iohsshoremen has fixed It's eye on three hotels in
which to colonze voters We shall know the name
! OF every man who claims 10 live there.
The lid Assembly District Is a iavohe stamping
ground OF election tramps. Her. Peter J. Byrnes
mas several lod. .ng houses which 10 have India
rubber I0ols just about election times. Mr. Byrnes
Is OF course enthusiastic for the Democratic ticket and
will do his best for It's If left alone I'm
poi1ant cheap lodging houses at Nos. 152 lo3, l97,
2o2 and 2O4 Sout-st. have large capacities Just now
for voters who said be manipulated Oh election
| day by one Thomas Foley. the keeper of barrOom
at south-st. and James slip.
"A lurid sidelght is thrown on the methods pur-
sued in this district by the local Democratic machine.
III Completed le prOitetors OF dance and lcWd houses
| IN Water and Cherry sts to furnish from two 10
three votes at each election These all enthu-
| sieuc Tor Democratic principles. Judge Paddy
Diver IS said 10 control about ten lodging houses III
thls district In Park Row which can be utilized as
shelter Tor homeless Dcmociats The attempt VIII
be possibly made. If it succeeds it will BE- the fault
DIVER Is an eminent member. We have every lodging
house located in this district ana shall keep track
| Curtis are two Tanmany bosses who captain this
district under Judge DIVERS supervision They sue
/ In fIp
of Inspectors Of OF their election districts fined
by Judge Lawrence for refusing to leave the polls
| Court Of Appeals this week reversed the judges
decision We shall not be frightened hi? year from
our task, preventing fraudulent Naturalization purging
the registration lists, aud watching the polls III
DIVERS bailiwicks. ..
ton Of voters In the lid Assembly District carry. 1t
Will roll up an enormous Democratic majority. This
! tremely poor people. Extensive arrangements have
been made here by the Democratic managers for
| the purchase Of votes. The of the lodging
house keepers are already filling up. but those who
hope to vote on the mere pledge Of the Lodging
The Tammany heelers In the With District have
sa sYSS a rsu being for the
| AT No. SO Cannon-st, for instance, twelve rooms
from fortyeight to fifty actual and alleged dodgers
| No. S5 Ludlow.st, Is also locked upon as eligible
lumbia and stanton ss. have been fixed upon by
the Democratic reformers as hiding places for am
Democratic preparations for colonization among the
italians well advanced. Along the Bowery efforts
will be made to have "A number OF lodging houses do
| double and treble duties. 1t is open secret that
Nos s5 o3 23 2l" a3 ana t2 S5 IN n street W
have them spotted. as well as dozen others IN ths
| district where Tammany annually secures recruits
for Democracy and reform from the criminal classes
In many OF those places the invariatle answer 10 a
question: about lodging is that have for
| every Tammany who wants 10 vote The keepers
answer as to Recommendations if half OF the alleged
| Democrats
tempt 10 do next month. In this district assurances
have been given TO intending Illegal voters who fear
prosecution in Of being caught that certain Tam
many justices will turn them loose If arrested. our
investigation OF the BOwery convinces US that the ldg
ing houses there have never been 50 crowded In thirty
years. Tammany henchmen paying the room rent
and furnishing Tree meal tickets to any one In TINS Sec
registers already crowded with fictitious names,
but transient guests find difficulty in securing rooms
which marked the books occupied In the
Xth District have made some Interesting dlS-
covencS cf the capacity Of single room - aeon,
| m,datc large numbers 81 pcOpc about rcgi>rnt"l
time. Two houses in Twelfth 81. have single rooms,
from each Of which forty men expect 10 vote some
| Tammany Hall who has been enCnecrins the deal
Will find himself unable to deliver The go3ds - nono
| could give columns OF Information OF Demo
cratic plans for colon aton throughout the CITY in
details Of which are In our 10 n,oc e nsnee
of apiece on tier books at the rate ol ~ Io
Tammsny ticket, and their propretors offer to swear
that the bogus dodgers have been steady residents
throughout the uptown districts At a lodging house
| in West Forticthst. kept by member Of rammany
| he has kept rooms for colonization purposes, and
| knows his business. 80 do we. and Shall Try 70
without going further into lists. which are
daily increasing. II is enough to say III conclusion
advanced plan for Democratic wholesale colonization
throughout the city. that general ATTEMPT u VIII be
and TO flood the polling booths with repeaters and that
no method known to electoral criminals as effective IN
debauchng the ballot-tox will be left untried.'