New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-23
A HEAVY REGISTRATION.
RURAL REPUBLICANS ARE WIDE AWAhE
FAVORABLE REPORTS RECEIVED by CHNEMEN
BRoOKFIELD AND HACKEIT-NO
APiTuY IN THIS STATE.

Yesterday was the first day Of registration IN inc
counrv districts outside OF the clues ana th' ''ru
duv i'm the cities OF the state outside OF 'N wy ""
Rroo,lyn The reports that were received al he hc"o
nuartcrs of the Republican stat" CommIt'oe uu'i"@ t
d.v from tbe leaders in various parts OF inc
s,,o showed that the Republicans were COMING ou'
and registering In much larger numbers than they did
r,r oro This + the first tine in tho history nf thc
state that personal registration of all OF thc N"'r
4, Il bo. been required. In th" cli"s oi 'h' ''"c
there has been system Ot rcgisTa'loh' p"' II ''
ncvcr been carried ont 10 the same extent u"'
. = ,hi, ,c.r Tho amendment TO the law
roou1nc the pcoplc In the country towns to register
,r,s uas,cd al the last session OF the Leel'E' '' "
mrpo.c of making it difficult for the Republicans 10
,, tboir vote ont on Election Day. Most of 'h' h'
,cop vote in the country Is on the iarn1' ana inc
Dcmocts knew that at this time OF the year IL WIS
difcu task 10 get the farmers ont even 10 NV''' W s
nothing of their coming out TO lave ine~ ''''' -
corded the registry BOOKS ,, -,
The repors which william Brookhed. chairman o'
,n porrb,,c,n state Committee. received yesterday
bovcd that the farmers had made up their m'noS 10
ronuv the Democrats for their work IN pu'uns '"'
to this great inconvenience, ana "cre oomhs ou' ~"
only To register. but 10 vote ~ we'll '"''''"a"
Uackett of the Executive Committee OF the hepuo
uc,n state Committee ha, been hard at Work for
some time stirring mp the Republicans In the country
,ric n cct ont the full Republican registration Oh
tho nr.t day lie learned that The willy CHAIRMAN
,hceban Of the Democratic state Campaign ''"
miter had sent ont word to all oi Inc pcno'I"' III
spcctor, Of election to prevent In every way PsS'o'
,o rocistr,tlon of the Republican voters they wcf"
instructed I'm raise all sort, Of 0b)ccllohs 10 'hc IT.
ccnt Of the names on the first day to men WI" they
,o,, had pcrfect right register trusting 10 luck
.ho, something would interfere between yesterday
and the next dav Of registraii0n-ncAt Sd'uIu'S ~
kocn them at home on Election Day. II only one man
I'm each school district could be kept IRON Young IL
would mean over 900 votes In the state tha' "oud
,e lost o The Republican candidates. This scheme III
sof might have resulted the loss OF the s'ate I"
tho RcuubIicans and IL owing largely u the energy
80 the chairman OF the Executive Committee oi thc hc
publican state Committee that II was not o''rA' '''
co..f,uv When hc heard OF IL he excrtcd every
egort ia impress upon the leaders In every cec"oh
a,,r,, I, ihe state the absolute necessity Of seeing
o, u that the full vote OF his district was ie4sVrc'
orv in The morning and before the Democrats oould
.., it The rcpors that received BY hlm durhS
,he dav and the evening yesterday showed liat 'ms
wa, done and that practically the laii hepuoh''n
,oe i'm the rural districts now Is on the registry oooh7
and where no Democratic schemes can aHcot IL u"
,he least The reports that we're receNcu Scs'oi""S
no,od also that the farmers instead Of being apa
thenc rs some people have been led 10 DehcVe' were
thoroughly in earnest, and the only reason WHY 'oS
h.yo moi shown more interest in the campaign before
90. that the weather this fall has been 50 SoOd tlat
,n have been at work in the fields clearing up the
fall work. They are thoroughly aroused ana 'hcS
will vote the right way, rs they dld Tour year. nEo
Corning " V, oct. 22-Ihe registration Ill 'hl'
t was very large to-day. and the aggregate for the
, 1v, ,s only ~ short OF the entire registration
-. Cha I,et rcncral election. In two wards the
,cc.tration of the three days exceeded that OF all
four days last year a.
Kingston. ~ y. oct. o. (SpccaD.-Thls was the
tbird day OF registration in this city. and large
number OF names was added 10 the list OF voters
I'm each Of the thirteen districts. Inc Io'a resi'
tration Of the city last year was 4''o'' vi 'h'To
. 40 were enrolled during the first two days TINS
ton Todav h,s probably added about 1000 to this
total A full registration is assured here, and the
Grand total will probably fall but little shoH o'
1000 this year.