New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-07
HENRY c. BOTTY.

In addition 10 the ballots for candidates the voter
,lso receives SIX ballots. from which he can seleot
Three and vote either "fOr" or against the prd"'n
Amendment 10 Article VI Of the Constitution reiauns
10 election Of additional justices o; The supreme court
tho proposed Amendment 10 Section To- Article ILL., oi
the Constitution, relating 10 the powers Of the TWO
bouses OF the legislature, and the proposed Amend
n.nt 10 Section : Of Article VII OF the CONSTITUTIONS
relating 70 Onondags salt springs
lie Will notice that On the outside Of each ballot
s III. Endorsement: Ofical ballot for i'pvelhDer .
lsso" aud the fac smile OF the signature ol 'a"e9 d.
Martin president OF the Board OF Ponce
Having selected or prepared ballot for voting The
eoter folds IT, frat orosswlse by bringing the bottom
Of each ballot up the perforated line ana ''eh III
the middle lengthwise in such manner that when
folded the face Of each ballot shall he conceae" ana
the printed number the stub and the Endorsement Oh
the buck Of the ballot shall be visible ana ~
That the stub cen be removed without removing any
other part OF the ballot, and without exposing my
part Of the face Of the ballot below the stub.
The ballots which not to be VotH Hi'S' VIC
folded In exactly tie same The seeouh8 ""'
folding OF the ballots mus he performed ihaiae w,
voting booth, but the law says that Lo pcfso" to'H
occupy a voting booth more than ter minutes ""'i'
all the other booths sro occupied
No voter shall place any oAsr mark upon, or Tear
or defaoe any Of the ballots ~ folded py hin. All"
prepared for presentsten to TIE Inspectors ~ oue
Of the official tallos delivered to voter si~ W
spoiled before prepared the veer may. upon ioN
inc IN the ballot clerks all 0cal ballots delivered
10 him oStan FROM them another full set one OF eaoo
kind ID rhe official ballots: but not more 1an i0u
sets in al Of oicna ballots shall be delivered 70 any
voter voter may after receiving one SET OF oihe."
ballots and before voting return all such easos 70 'e
ballot clerks and then pa,s outside the gnaiu rail u
sftsr,urd while tue pods OPEN enter Ohoe Ss''"
within tho guard rail for the purpose " Young ai"
rceive and propare his ballots ana vote. tue same ss
II he And not once before been within Tie suard f"
and received bis ballots therefor But not more thah
,o scts In all Of Official tabots shall. on such &C
count be delivered 10 any voter and no voter Shall pass
within the guard nail more than twice al the same
election for the purpose Of voting Sec. lO4 chap Geo
Laws OF le92l
When the voter has bis ballots ready be leaves the
voting booth and walks TO the ballotoOx, Of which an
ynspector Of election has charge lie hrst hahuS ~
ile inspector the ballots W be voted, again Blvhs
his name and address. The registers are again eA
Show that he has voted. The ballot clerks are asked
n the number the stub OF his ballot u the SANE
a, the number on the stubs Of the official ballots which
we're given 10 him, and II they reply In the afrIn-
box The stub. which the inspector tears of goes
into another box. The voter then hands to the IN
spector the ballots which are not 10 he voted The
Inspector tears off the stubs and places the ballots and
ballots placed in the proper boxes. then leaves the IN
closure He has performed his duty.
The citizen who is ordinarily careful and handy In
selecting and folding his ballots need spend onlv a
vote is unQuestio1ed. In case Of challenge, The
citizen who has the light TO vote can insls upon MS
right and swear In his vote without fear OF the con-
sequences. The onti, which he may be reanired TO