New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-07
rINA. WORDS TO VOTERS.

THE REPUBLICAN CAMPAIGN COMMITTEE OF
BROOKLYN AND W. J. GAYNoR ISSUE Nd
rEEssEs-A CALL TO DEFEAT TIE RING
AND AyENGE TIE OUTRAGE
AT GRAvEsEND.
All the preparations were completed In Brooklyn
Yesterday for the baotng which begins at eSs
a M to-day and ends at $50 D. IN. There were
score or more additional arrests for Illegal regis
tration The lists Of voters have been careiu'!
sea nned and there will be warrants in readiness ior
all who attempt TO vote illegally. corps OF wa'c"
ers has been organized for each polling pace anu
many special policemen have been sworn H. ne
Penublican Campaign Committee issued this adj
dress
The magnificent campaign OF educaon In this count!
has heen closet AMI the indications all point 10 an over
whelming victory the candidates OF the peelc over
the candidates Of the ring.
Every citizen owes a duty himself. his family and
b, ncrhhors 10 do everything IN his power - prevent
the desperate demoralzci adhcreus OF IN" n' ana
their sympahizcrs from succeeding in thcr nefio"s az
tempts TO defeat the will Of the people.
The open and shameless colonization OF illegal '"'''
in IN. city of Brooklyn and Gaycsend ana the law
less assault upon citizens aud defiance Of the man late Of
the Supreme Cour; TO prevent an Inspection oi hc
registry lists Gravcsenh show 70 what straits IN" h4
il reduced and is only Indication Of what may b. OF
tempted at the polls.
Let eyciv man Nho loves his city and every man who
loves fair play It his business On Election Day 10
see that the voting done legally and the votes irlY
counted in his district Unless this Is done trick
cry and fraud may triumph anu inc VIII VI ""' P"i
be nuined.
II the people do their duty the election Of the Re-
uub,can candidates is assured.
Republican workers vii BE- found at every polling
nIa,e with paster, for every Republican candidate
Voters are especially warned to carefully scan the
ballot. and pastcr ballots before voting aud compa'e the
names with the names the la>er ballot sen; out by
this committee.
w j. Gaynor. candidate for Supreme Court Judge.
issued a statement to the public yesterday as fol-
laws:
To the Public:
In closing t,is contest. ssk 10 ,ay hnsl wori. ~
have hear.ny in Err, ot,n ami Kinfs County 1t i
not that I ever asked /: q M unsoueht
did not bcckon 10 i. No politician or sot q
politicians bought me forward The people ann '''
pecialy the plain people brought ne fhwari. Inc!
insisted upon It agans. ny protest that wanted nothing
IL rests with cause shall be struck down
tomorrow or not.
/ have for -four Yeas uie1 10 do something Tor he
people and government AID political rule manly
intelligent and honest, instead Of base low and dis
honest
II the people are now efforts shalt DO"
10 IT, but I deTand fsf play. Whatever may he I've
result trust that tie treatment TO watch have been
subjected shall not young men N The future
from yielding 10 the lofty motive Of yn" T. b. honest
I'm poli.i,s ami T., do sor'i 'ir- fof u" pope
Indeed / especially the Democrats who have stool
bv ne and who have approved OF NV coniu't no. ia
desert
l only aad that am able to deal with this infamous
business at g. ayccD1
day na that he would be He SAID mat the &C.
ton taken I'm Cravesend vas great outrage on the
rights OF free people. and that 1t would be re-
buked at the polls. . ., ~,
a circular was sent around In the Sixteenth Ward
YESTERDAY to the German beer sellers saving that
ali their shops would be closed If Mr.. schierep was
elected. ., =. .,,.o
Judge Cullen denied yesterday a motion 10 strike
from the registry lists OF the Twenty seventh Ward
the names OF fifty inmates Of the Home iot
Aged Men conducted by the Little sisters OF Inc
Poor.