The sun., 1893-10-30
A BOODY REGISTRATION.
INCREASE OYER LAST YEAR Nv DEMO-
CRATIC Wards Nv BROOKLYN,


| while There IL n Fall or In Eepubiican
Observation-Disclosures Saturday Nights
Speech Nearly Ne Much n Fizzie as HI,
vietin.verdict ETort-why . RopnbiI.
cnu Assembly Candidate Resigns in
Order to support the Democratic Ticket.
Although the headquarters OF tho rival
political organizations In Brooklyn were clos ed
yesterday the contendng managers found an
opportunity to put their heads together and
talk over the situation. Speculation was
centred. OF course. on the meaning OF the
| registration figures which exceeded the ex-
pectations OF apY Of the political statisticiana.
| The total poll lists when revised will probably
| present an army Of voters numbering between
| 17sOo0 and 10. .Ooo and It may reach 10000.
which is only falling off OF about 2, 500 when
compared with the Presidential enrolment last
year.
An analysis OF the figures shows that on the
eve OF the battle the work OF bringing out their
voting strength has been m ost eGectunly done
by the Democratic managers In nearly all
the Democratic strongholds there is an In
crease In the registration even over last year.
In the Second and Fifth wards. where the pop
ulation Is almost stationary. there has been an
increase Of 100 and 80. respectively; the Sixth.
which Is rolling up larger Democratic majori-
eating cat a grand majority @ t Of over 5000 for Mr..
Boody: the Eighth. Ninth and Tenth wards.
each overwhelmingly Democratic. show an ag-
gregate increase Of 1.241. giving assurance OF
a majority Of between 5000 and 1000 against
the Republican Mugwump candidate. The
Sixteenth. Eighteenth. Twenty second. Twen-
ty-fourth. and Twenty y-sixth wards. each OF
which Is In the Democratic column. also beat
The Republicans on the cther hand. must
ta er.. -, os s.ts n' TEE a.
tion neures IN tneir sure terrtories inere 10
1T the o, N
in the twentieth OF 300 in the Twenty.a first OF
1oIaand Ia ] in th. Tweuty.tbird @ the % rsrv i huI. H.
wark of Republicanism in Brooklyn. there is a
a; falling on o. iIa ahe twenty y-eisntn ward.
year. but which is gradually going over to the
-, 1t is perfectly clear from these conditions
that On the face OF the registration figures the
form Numerically as they were last year. when
majority Of oyer 25.ooo was rolled up for
Well may MIR. schieren's Muewump man
ayers BE- dhismayed when they % spryey the ted M
united Democratic forces. No wonder they
grind their teeth on finding that the glorious
old Tenth ward. the IN uch- mallgned McGarry
territory. stands out boldly In battle array
with its 9. 1897 enrolled voters. guaranteeing a
sweeping majority OF $500 or more for Mr.
Boody. The Tenth ward. too will have to look
to Its Iaures this year. Tor the Sixth is only be-
hind 1t POO or SO in the registration. and will
work hard for the honor of being the Demo-
cratic banner ward
-iWith ~ ionIinnfn.tio, n ~ +ho Nu,u,r
hnti-Snappers. com Ini,tees OF tens ana nun
dreds. the nlnety-Slx KICKING 6tateSm en- in the
Young Mems Dem ocratic Club the 400 or 500
snInts A and political scientists OF the Rrooklyn
Damocrnfic Cjnb ana Mi hn othar ; maj ehwbnnt
- AZ ny 49, = 49, " "' Iii IL -. o'i.oi
ers; tne Demoeracy WIZ nave an uomitapIe
ana lntenelned most OF nearly 'O.OOO ready Tor
yeninp time will he spent in strenptheninp ths
coiumns in everv wa nussihIe and ms + IN the
So,uuS -. - q % IL; We, pon aou % an AioAinS eno
"IHr Nf oSSinS ruSiviS M ~. ihoie I aa i @
mr. ohleren dl not heip MS cause by MS ap-
of Music on Saturday night. His oratorical effort
was a ost ms dismal a failure as that which
ha 1aiirarad NJ tba rinr fau, Say. aftar NJ
nom ne innt;nr a. '1o AiuA " ie" "a'' "''ei his
He presented a m mortifyine contrast to Seth
Low W. j. (iaynor and Frederick A. Schroe.
der the other notable figures mt the m eetinS
II was expected that Mr.. Schiersn would have
taken advantage OF such a ureat opportunitv
to toll his fellow citizens why he should he
honored with the highest ofjce in their elf
and outline in SONS way his system OF admin.
istration. Insteud of this he echoed the crv he
has been uttering for the past two weeks
Honesty as n prin cipe
II was also Thought that Mr. Schiersn mioht