New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-29
THIS rs THE LAST CHANCE.
IF YOU DON'T REGISTER TO-DAY YOU CAN
MI VOTE
LET EVERY REPUBLICAN WHO HAS NOT HIS
NAME on THE LISTS GO TO THE POLL
ING PLACE WITHOUT FAIL.

LII ''N~Ri Ilbl<lNhN WHO HAS NOl
NAME on THE LISTS GO TO THE POLL
ING PLACE wITHoUf FAIL
This is the last day for the registration Of
voters in this city and in every other part Of
the State this year. Republicans in this city
should not need to be reminded that they must
he regis cred If they are to cast votes Election
Day. In tie country districts the Republicans
should lie alert and that their neighbors who
intend to vote for the party's candidates have
their names placed the registry lists. Their
votes will lot DO received Oh Flee ion Day
unless this is done The law has been
amended so that only those voters whose names
registered vote, and there is no more regis
tcring in the county, except one dav, BY proxy
Tie day for registering voters by PROXY has gone
by. Now those whose names were not 80 regis
tered cannot vote unless they 20 personally be
fore tie Board of Registry in their election dis
tr!c;s AID have their names put on the rolls.
Sharp Democrats have been trying 10 make the
Republican farmers believe that the law wns not
changed in tllis respect. II has been changed.
every Republican voter will find 10 his sorrow
when he comes 10 try to vote on November if
his name is not on the registry list
Except in this city and IN BROOKLYN the poll
ing places where voters are TO register will be
open to-day from a. M until 0 p. m. In this
city the polling places are to bc open from
until p. m Boards OF inspectors Of election
are required to he in attendance during thosc
| hours II is the duty OF the inspectors 70
| give proper Information 10 persons who
go 10 the wrong polling places by mistake
| but New Workers can avoid making any mistake by
examining the election notice published in The
| Tribune to-day. 1t Will bc seen that the first
part OF the notice contains the boundaries of oil
the election districts In the city, arranged BY
Assembly Districts IN numerical order. The
| boundary lines run through the middle Of each
street and avenue named. The second part OF
the election notice tells where to find the polling
places IN the election district
Registration. like voting, must be performed in
person, never by proxy. To be eligible
to register and vote man must b" "
| twcnty-one years Of age or before
Election Day, ~ citizen. native or
naturalized his naturalization must have occurred
al least ten davs before the election i3 an in
| habitant Of the State ono year before election; !;
| lp a resident Of the county for the last four
months; % a resident OF the election district for
| thirty days before election; 90 he must not have
been convicted Of bribery or felony. or II 30
| convicted. he must have been pardon"d ana ~
stored TO the rights OF a citizen t7l he must
not have made or be interested in any bet de-
| pending upon the result OF the election.
| ARTS |. and 3. Const y Y, and sec. 1888, chap
! 40 Laws OF 1882
For the purpose Of voting no person shall
| hc deemed TO have gained or lost a residence nv
reason Of his presence or absence while empiove J
in the United States service; engaged In the
NAVIGATION Of the waters of this state Or the
United States or the high seas nor while a
student of any seminary of learning; nor while
| othar aeNlum M DuDllc
expense. nor while confined in any public prison.
| art. ., sec. 3. Const. =. y. "
change of residence from one election
| district 10 another any time within thirty days
Of the election will proven citizen from voting
at the election but in case OF change OF resi-
drncc within the same election district after
being registered, a citizen can apply TO the
Board of Inspectors for rc-cntry Of his
| name under his new residence, and have MS
| former registry craseG SO that he may be enabled
| TO vote at the election. tSec. l,sI5, chap 4lo,
Laws OF 1882
1t costs nothing to register, and takes
only few minutes of time. When citizen
appears at polling place To register he is first
required 10 swear Tor affirm that he will truth
fully answer questions regarding his qualifications
! as voter Then he tells his place OF residence
| lis name, his age M hc IL n young man, his
place of birth, the length of time Re hos lived
in hi, election district. in the Assembly Distrlc,'
| in the city and county, and in tie State OF Nc"-
| York. and his former place of residence befor"
| he moved into the Assembly District If he l.
| naturazcd citizen he must tell when aud where
| and in what court he was naturazed ana now
| long he has lived in the United States. lie Is
| required also 10 reply 70 the Question: Have
yon made or are you. directly or indirectly, IN
| tercstcd IN any bet or wager depending on the
| result Of the next election? iScc. 1855, chap
| 40, Laws Of 1ss2l
| A policeman will be at each polling plac" dur
| L.. Ipt,al q maintain
| is a mislemcanor for any pers'n TO have any
| distilled or spirtnous liquors in any place OF
| registration Cr election, also at such time ana
| place 10 drink or partatc of any such h9uor.