New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-25
POLITICAL AND PERSONAL.
NEWS OF rrRIlc MEN AND AFFAIRS.
PREPARATIONS roR THE ELEcTIoN-FEPchhi
can CAMPAIGN WORK THE MAs>Ni'"T'

INGs or THE WEEK
r.o Hoard If Elections, Of which John Gilh'i''oh Is
L., .,d t,cob Worth treasurer, the a''"c'A" m''D
10. ,.,np teor1r Russell aud Charles H. 49,"
nas ,s-u,d n manual of Information III res.'" ="
election and instructions 10 the register '"St .'
boll.t clerks poll clerks and olnVl'ef'' VI VIM .r'
army +, needed 10 man the "l' po'"N- pa. Ma
registers had 20 be appointed 10y o'p0''1' rI, tcur
,t,.r. must be appointed by october h. in' N''
a, ~ r,pi ,trtIon are Tuesday. october H. NV"no9
d.v octoly.r 49, Friday october 20 "'u 8'-'"'
Octol,er 10 The hours Of REGISTRATION ar N'" ,,n
"a 10 d. m. The final revision "i '"o ''-'@
viii be mad, on Thursday, November - from u -"
+, II n M Election day i N"Nemper =, anu
nors yin lie op.n from sunrise to sunset. hcf's"lr
~ ,,r,t,ons must bee filed with the Secretary
=, STAT between Thursday september 20 ana iTiu"S
no,o,or IA Indcpcldcnt nominations may
he filed from september ~ up y"
"Wednesday. October 10 The reEu"f "''''". '
mu,i be- filed with the Board oi Elections between
October o and ~, and independent mountainous oe'
tween October o and n II Is eApr'"h u"i I''i'
100 900 voters viii register In Kings County as lou,
ooo RID tered last year and PRESIDENTIAL year III
v,,ys shows II marked Increase over The previous year
Allowing for per cent to fail to Vo'e there VIII oe
,7b 900 votes cast OF these the Democrats count upon
=. n ,,., % 400 for A.. KcpubUcans. This
woud make the Cleveland majority about WHAT IL
was tu lsr4 In loos It was reduced TO about
followers in (rnvosrnd. They VIII pretty generally
suppori the Democratic ticket this year ~ they ala III
lss4 a. Mcl>ane Is IA Democratic Presidential elc'tor
unless he hnll prove to be disqualified on The ground
Of his connection with private bahK "hlcn no
manages In Gravcscnd. The vote cast in that town
for Fassett whom McKane supported was l,s''o. ana
for Flower $50 a majority Of 1878 II this Is tarned the
other way this year 1t will make an addition of $500
10 the Democratic plurality In the county.
TIN, hlgl-handcd way In which the Dcmocr'tlo
oriceloldcrs usurpng possession OF the streets
for suspending campaign banners la the Vicinity OF
the public buildings calls for nbuke' lOes wcro
set last week for a huge banner To be swung across
JonnIenon, ST. from one corner OF the City Hall To
one CORNER Of the Municipal Department Building, all
annex 10 the City Han. This makes the uhiu Dem
ocrtio banner put up In City Hall square ana There
Is now one at each Of the triangular plot 81
ground known as CITY Hall lnrk, In which the city
Hail occupies the broad eNd
The octlvc work of the campaign behalf OF the
Republican National nominees. begun with the splendid
tnrde and reception in honor Of Nhclaw Reid, is not
To be- allowed To flag. The number of men In the parade
was fur beyond al expectation, and II took the column
nearly two hours TO pass the Union League OubhoSe'
which Was the centre Of especial interest All Tile
evening The Republican Campaign Committee gave
ont 6 900 uniforms for the parade besides those fir-
nlsLed by the clubs themselves, while II number OF
ORGANIZATIONS ioncd the parade without uniforms
Tie display Of interest and enthusiasm after march
Ing until past midnight was 50 great that many OF
the pamders returned to the clubhouse I" S'lAhe hAI"s
with Mr. Reid at the reception. The temperament oi
the oub had a chance 10 show'itsclf when Mr. Rei
spoke 10 the members and followed by Francis H.
wilson, Whose energy and zeal The success OF 'he
parade was mainly due, and Chairman Carter VINO
told how encouraged the National Committee WAS by
the prospect In Brooklyn. significant feature OF
the sooal hour following the other incidents oi 'i'
evening was the meeting Of Naval officer Wills ana
lien. n
local fight for leadership until the election Is over
Mr. Willis Is showing great Interest In the campaign.