The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-11-05

OUunell tuiS mOrDlDk. Lawyer vOAu
A.. DENIM had peen engaged TO
defend him. The court room was
crowded with Republican poll
ticfans ANXIOUS TO see Miller
released. Detective Dalton told the
Court how he mad Swallowed and ques-
toned Miller, who was unable to give a
satisfactory account of himself or his
business in this city.
Miller did not offer any explanation,
and despite the pleas of his connse aud
Republican friend, Justice O'DonnelI
committed Dave Martins pupil to the
tender mercies of Jatler Davis for ten
days, and it will Jake II great deal OF
hustling to get him u before
his term expires. This morning PATROL
man Murphy arrested another colonizar.
He is colored and gave his name as Ru-
dolph Williams ana his address as No.
5SS Monmouth street. He was sent to the
County Jail to be arraigned in court
with the batch arrested last night.
IN H COUNTY COURTS.
Eleven of The colored colonizers were
arraigued before Judge Lippincott this
Jail in default of 81. 500 bail. They were:
John Bird. Third precinct. Fourth dis
trlcl; Richard Williams, Fifth
precinct, Third district; Beuja-
min Williams, Fifth precinct.
Fourth district; Edward johnson, Sixth
precinct, Fourth district; james Allen
Sixth precinct, Fourth district; Charles
Day, Tenth precinct, Second district;
Samuel Clemens, Tenth precinct. Second
district; AlonZo johnson. Tenth precinct.
Second district; William Wesley, Tenth
precinct. Sc cond district; Abraham Heu-
derson, Sixth precincr. Fourth district,
aud Walter Edwards, Fifth precinct, First
district.
So 81 eat is the contemplated fraud that
fhn n 80 - Il ., 49, ", Fo,,,1 C4O inn nf ~ q nfA
in all for false registration. The hfty-SlX
presented to the court yesterday Were for
persons who had in person caused Them
selves 10 be registered, and the balance or
the S49 are against men who We're regis
tered by others.
Prosecutor Winfield is in possession OF
of these facts, and the alleged inmates of
these houses will do well if they remain
away from the polls next Tuesday.
II will" said Prosecutor Winfield with
force today, ''send every one of the
scouudrels to prison If they do any of
their crooked work Tuesday. 1 know
their game aud woe be unto them
If they play it. These imported
negroes should be punished but the
Lord, how l would like to get at them!
There is more corruption in New Jer-
sey this election than ever
before and the big barral of the mono
polists is being rapidly emptied by coloni-
cation of Republican rereaters all
ove the State. 1t is by no
means certain thai some of these
Republican bribers will not have their
crime fastened on them before the result
of this campaign is reached, and If SO, no
matter who he may be, if | a send him
and his confederates to prison | will do
sou
The eleven who vera ~arraigned today
were indicted under The Werts act,
which makes illegal registration a mis-
demeapor the extreme punishment being
i've years imprisonment and 5000 fine.
AFTER GEORGE PULLMAN.
A gentleman who knows of many cases
OF false registry, this morning said:-
1.-The only honest lone of having au
homes election is by having Ge6rge Pull
man of the Pullman Car am brought be-
fore the GrandJury. There ara colorad men
registered in this city who are not known
here and the Pullman Service il the med
ium through which they were brought
here. How can al honest election be held
until this outrageous scheme is blocked?
George Pullman or his Superintendent
will be brought before the Grand Jury
and a demand will then be made for him
to surrender for examination his books
containing the names, number and resi-
dences of his colored employees.
1t is useless to take the registry lists
and 90 over them. You take a man's
name and address. You go to that house
and, of course, the proprie-
tors have been carefully in
sirneted and they tell you Williams or
there eight months but
ais time or account of
.|n2t can be done?t The
Qua, -uu of the trouble is by getting
the names aud residences of the colored
Trnn tnhn nrn aE UnrK fnT fhA
Company. I5 is useless to
try to get the names of the
employees from the Office here. The
only way to do it is the way the Grand
Jury intends. The members of that
body have been aDprised of the illegal
registration and Mr.. Pullman aud his
assistants will be called up 10 give an &C.
count OF the vast numbers of Pullman
men who are so strangely located here at
present.
l have been informed that colored men
from the South and West have been
shipped here and intend voting for the
Republicans. Not only should the mau
be arrested, but the men nj the back of
the scheme should be dealt just az severely
with as they are" On the Pullman men
John Brennan depends, aud il has also
been said that the scheme is one proposed
and worked by the notorious Walton of
Philadelphia, Dave. Martins Iieuten-
ant. The Democrats are OH 10 the game,
and no stone will be lett unturned 10 de-
feat it.