The evening world., 1893-11-03
NFORCOT TO REGISTER.
Apt:-Snappers Who Cannot Vote
Tuesday.
Secretary OF War Lamont's Name
Not on the Registry List.
A.tors, GoulGs and Vanderbilts in
the Same Boat.

shows that a good many men who have
been prominent at one time or another
as Mugwumps or Anti-Snappers have
not taken interest enough in this cam
paign to register this year.
II probably will surprise politicians to
learn that Secretary of War Daniel S.
Lamont is not registered and conse-
ouently connot vote next Tuesday. 1t
will be a surprise to the politicians to
know this because 1t was given out and
printed in large black type that Secre-
tary Lamont came here one day es-
peclaly for the purpose of enrolling his
name as a voter, and that after having
performed this duty he went back to
Washington.
1t was made a subject of comment at
the time that at least one Adrninistra-
a tion official took such an interest In the
elecetion. Secretary Lamont was praised
as a public-spirited citizen, not to the
Encouragement OF President CieVelantp' NJ
bence was excused on the ground that ne
was detained at his post OF duty on
Recount of the silver bill, then pending,
" but because Secretary Lamonts sup
posed registration was calculated TO
5timulate in others a purpose to do the
Hame.
|{ives at 3ss West Seventy-third street,
khich Is in the third election district OF
fhe Twenty-thlrd Assembly District;
cretary Lamonts name me, Is srn not PRINT printed
kme m block With Secretary. Lamont.
e is registered All the ex-Mayors are
gistered- d-Edson, Cooper, Hewitt-ex-
Ept William r. Grace, who was the
cognized head and front of the anti
napper revolt in this city. Mr.. Grace
he cannot give Mr.. Fitch his vote. All
.be contributes to Mr., Fitch's success
lis his sentiments" There Is only one
<inth stree, Mr.. Grace's residence, and
q name is not William r. Grace.
Gen Wager Swayne presided at the
boper Union meeting, at which comp
olier Myers was nominated. At that
Getting every citizen was urged to reg
ter and vote. Gen. ,Swayne himself
not do So He probably Ky lost fsdsnsnd insef
ht movement failed. Gen. Swayne
Hes at l2 Grammercy Park. No one is
egistered from that house.
Maurice j. Power, United States Ship
ing Commissioner, and leader of the
nee ce-powerful County Democracy, is
mother who did not register
W Neither did any of the Astors. GouIds
8or vanderbilts take the trouble to en-
Foll themselves among the qualified
Electors
"A The late Jay Gould seldom missed an
to eSerese sss6h the daY asnd
6eorge ]. and Edwin Gould followed
the good example Of their father
The political apathy of the millionaires
Us to politicians a mystery: The, alb
sence Of the names of any of the Van
derbts is considered all the more sur.
u prisng in view Of the recent action OF
ton to the fact through newspaper
that his name had been omitted from
4 the list of Vice-Presdents OF the anti
Maynard meeting.
4 Central Railroad management who Is
registered is Chauncey NJ. Depew.
William X. Vanderbilt forgot or ne,
i elected to take the necessary steps to
insure his vote on Nov. 7.
Cornelius Vanderbilt was also con-
spicuous by his absence from the place
George Vanderbilt is said not to be
In the city.
The name of Astor does not adorr
the poll lists. William Waldorf Aston
Llsqnd young John jacob Astor-weii, he
didn't register.
John d. Rockefeller did his duty as a
citizen, He registered. His brother Will
Russell Sage is entitled to vote. He
was one of ;,the first to have his name
recorded IN his election district in the
Twenty first Assembly District.
william c. Whitney will have an op
portunity to vote against himself. II he Is
still anxious to be defeated for delegate
70 the Constitutional Convention. Mr.
Whtney and his brother-in-law, Oliver
l. Payne, are registered. So Is Million
alre ID. O. Mills; also the men who are
managing the ant!-Maynard movement
ip the Bar Association. Wheeler II
WReckham, Henry r. Beekman, Lawrence
E. Sexton. Frederic r. Coudert anC
other leaders are enrolled.
Prominent Anti-Snappers registered ar
collector Kilbreth. Robert urier Monro
hnd Charles s. Fairchiid.
The names of most of the pupi
Preachers who take an interest in publ
aHairs appear on the registry lists, chic
among them the Rev. Drs. Charles II
'arkhurst, John Hall. Edward r. Co
md David A Greer