New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-13
PERSONAL REGISTRATION.
THE BILL WILL PASS THE ASSEMBLY.
4 CHANCE THAT IT MAY FAIL IL THE SENATE


-tMrYDMEXT, To THE BALLOT LAW.
Albany Feb. II c'pccian.-u'nlcs, something inter
fcres with their plans. the Democrats expect 10 pass
the Personal Registration ill this week in tn" rs
scmLly. II /, now before the Judiciary Committee"
which ha, been ready TO report it at any time since II
first was given 10 Asscmblyman Ransom. OF Niagara
County, for Introduction. This comniic" was made
up I'm such manner by spcacr -ulzer that Richard
Croker and Hugh MoLaugln control II Absolutely
The lone Democrat who was taken from outside
Of the two large cities Of the Stale Is Gucihrr. Of
Erie County. who Is sort Of brohor-in law to Honih
worth. Of New York. in tlat he is Licutonart-"ov
ernor shochan', man. while sOuthwo'th Is John {.
shcchan's representative. II therefore Il seen thdl
the fate OF Personal Registration BILL In 20 lar
As the judiciary Committee i concerned Is
wholly in the hands Of three mcn-Rlchard
Croker iIuch Mclaughlin ana william J. sheehan
who is now in Buffalo trying 10 Ire" from
tbe clutches OF the law number OF his tools who
are I'm trouble because they followed the eNampl" OF
their supuOrs in the Democratic party, ana 'r'
| 10 steal an election for candidates VINO had pen
beaten. The committee gave Il hearing on the u'h
last week. when II opposed by representatives
OF the Farmers state League. AT thi, bearing men
OF both political parties united in declaring that THIS
l i'll would act Acknowledgement oi hrE chNs
OF tax-paying citizens no Appeared for Ihe Dill
| cxccp, the inlroduccr. As'cmbyman Ransom.
Tie Lieutenant Governor is expected to b" back
I'm Albany some time tbs week. when things VIII
begin to move again. ana it is said that he VIII IN
,i,t upon there being Democratic caucus pr'D'oN
on Tuesday night, 30 consider the Personal ReG>ia
lion hill II thi, /, done and all ~ tie Democrats
i'm the Lower House 60 into the caucus I'VE hll VIII
get through the Assembly all right. in ID mocrAiie
cauc,s New York City ana Kings County nave l''N
seven out of the scvcny-four members. me lA'u'eh
| ant. Governor has five members from Ere
| Comfy and one member from Niagara County.
nIs lltsrt
County. and samuel y. Hcartslcy, the STATE i'""'u
| Con,mi. ,iourr ha, a member from Utica VII" N"'''
| and acts about Bcard,l"y tells him 10. lh'r' Is
| also 4 Democratic member from Onondagd county
who will vote for the bill. Townsend s''r'ng anu
| rfdos,n fron Queens County: IIec from Ili"r,
| Morri, and ryder. from WcSicl",ier' ana Cu''"'"
hu.h Of schenectady. al>D can be- depcndei upon
| to vote for the bill II is said however. that Vac
| hill will not 20 through tie senate M~'rS. N"lhrr
| Brown Parker McClclland and hl"'nS'"h h'Nl"7
| AT various times opposed IT, senator hro"h MA
| p.r.i, i'm his opposition and at least one "' W.
| Democratic senators who represents '"iNh'"'"''
comprised largely Of couutrymcn VIII oppose " ana
,.,r, it, massage 1, is expected that Their" VIII
| h q senate caucus on the hill on She same hiSH
| ITO Assembly, caucus Is hell. and mn attempt VIII
he made then 10 bring te independent members "'''
| line. -, ,,u,
As,cmbyman Farquhars amendments To 'n' i'''''
law will he reported from "a" Assembly jun ''''
|
This bill like the lin amendment to the saNion bal'''
r.or,n law tend, 70 make the buying ~ votes EASIER
Mr. Croker insists on retaining the p-tr b"h"' VII ~
which 20 much fine political WORK mas "''h "'"' ~
! the Democrats. An effort viii b" mAd'' ""N'''
d,rir, tb. discussion Of the bill 10 get the BLANKET
,an,, MIRO ard .'mp adopted. This will pro ab y
hcc.c whom Mr. croker consented 10 let the N"''r'
-. tho state have the blanket ballot he nccompaihri
,iat permission with ia" decision which Is 'h"l' na'
| u MA, tor mu.t 90 with IT, some Of he aIn"noin'h,
,To, vr rurouh,r ha, made 20 the BIZ are eN'''u
| trrIv impOrtani lie has destroyed NIlys't''' ~
49, ~ ti. large circle that was TO snrrphu nv P'
| ,ncr. /, u small circle 10 BE- placer ~ , III lci
| a,ch ,,,r,v name TO vote the straight parry ~,
vndcr mi. prov sion has only 20 hl'ik ""
Al the left Of the name oil the P"'N 'o "'' 49,
| vhlrh he intends TO vote. -, . ~ ann,
,norhor charge ha, been made that VIII CIV on s" w.
what the opportunities for marking mH,,, H.
voter viii not b. allowed TO max, n'," r,bhrr
| chooses but Will be compelled to u'' "a XXX" q
| 'awn There are any number ~ vhf> IN Wnn =
eros cnild Doe made hy hand 70 indicate 'nW . w."
been made by certain voter 80 UNI on '
| ,,.",, had br.u delivered Under Ills chang" IN M
law lie voter will bc required ONLY 10 man, ~, g.
The booth. \ further change allow an ci', - ,ri
| vote A split ticket. ~ the left Of IN" NAM, ~
candtiat for Office ther" j. 10 J." una Il ,n' 49,
| RS .tnmuiug cross in-id" of ms squire i. =, f.
cast for The candidate who-c nam" i olfr'''' -
| After voting for a many canhl1A''' 81 W. ~ III
n,rfio- a., hc wants 70. In" ""cinr can WIZ ~ "'
Of the other candda"| Of ruI n'ar parry ,r'y nan
| ipr eros, IN The cirl" l'"crdh 'h' ln,n i H'"
| This will lessen IN" phy-lcAl WORN 81 P,,'P,"' mi
| hrllot. \ provision pl~" hn- l""n hllr W ', NOV,
under which candidates got their name, ~ noI'
th" mo III nv sling a proper certificate IL u w"r,
| not for tho paStcr ballot upon "hIH u, wv III, - -
Tammnny Hall insists. the tarqunhr OH W" ,'t, l."
,h reo.nrr that the Republic asked tor. ,u' wlcA
failed t. become law"