The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-11-04

NbhAAsN ~ SANNAfs VT VI Nv NHhN III lh "
will read, /" Against the proposed amendment to the
apportionmcnt article" 4. There will he three such
ballots. There will be no way Of voting for or against
any one OF the Jumped amendments; you mus; swal.
low them all or put them all out.
T.. Am an onlcer stationed on ono or the vessels now
at the Navy Yard Have bcen on duty here since sept.
n ne ,fs corner MY fbpI e. Rsl Gy and i' GGm Der !. Of 'G l. gGs5 1 .dr' az
this 20 the rciistry Officers and was registercd In the
doubts a. 10. NY right J. to vote. W WHAT '@ say you !. IN
sS ShmSr are SnriG, whS q, G rhc NmM Y"rs S SSn oT gntt o vote na
vessels a nc ySrdff, Taii9weii,C IN what district Is
!. You should not have been registered. and you
cannot vote. You cannot gain n reside nee while serv.
ing In tho navy. Neither can you lose one; 80. n you
care to do so. you may return to the place where YOU
resided before you went into the navy and vote from
there. 2. They cannot gain any residence. The Cob
dock aud the Navy Yard are not in any district.
lived in this country nineteen years and have only my
nrst papers.
You are not entitled to vote.
Can 4 he possible that | am not a citizen OF the
np prtsn S,ate' until ! am "f aGe; when thonsands OF
person not having the right to mold property Is a
A minor may he a citizen: the franchise is not the
only mark Of citizenship. Your friend is wrong.
anend T"ssts Gres9sr New y" york ES.s rr R,p sss 4rss. tsg ;
SsR ' PORK r and f Rapid 1e 1qnn.i fhf bs H%s.d %I,Snst ' ySsisE
either way on them Some people claim that 9 voter
You are not compelled to vote on these questions;
you may return the folded ballots. which will be
placed In the unused - box. But you should vote
against all the amendments and against the rapid
transit proposition, and for the Greater New York.
win l lose my vote by reason OF moving a portion Of
m regls pTssSS ~ ths , mon one rmn w ss.b e another; haying
am NOT now residing I'm the w ard In ,xhirb \ ragisfarod
Yes You have moved. and you admit that you have
changed your residence. You'd better not try to vote.
have been living in the Thirteenth Assembly dis.
lose my voter MEMO.
On the above statement OF facts we think you do.
You seem to have changed your residence.
ol Ei,nsly inform hr't.time voter how to fold election
Fold the ballot crosswise. bringing the lower edge
up to the perforated line; then fold the ballot length.
wise in the middle. When you have dore this. the
number on the stub. or part OF the ballot above the
perforations, md the endorsement on the back of the
ballot will both be visible on one side; and no other
printing will he visible.
Bciaims his residence in a down. town district from
from same place this year; but sleeps in the annexed
6ai claims aii y. natl Is addressed to lis down;town
NO. ne N WITHIN MS rights. Inc question OF resi-.
dence Is one of intent, and II B holds out the down.
town place as his residence the law sustains him and
considers II as his residence.
country | because of a IN English NOT 50 easily pro
n nan%c and n saHiag ch %g second aa q a aftiGRplnIs name any fss m
family name. am known In my business by this my
name. opEhtt, i to have this Change 'sancsioned By
s So1cE and S. u .e 1ssf, s : moral reason why ! s6oaid not
You should assume that name In accordance with
the law. But as you are registered under II. and are
known by II. we think that you are entitled TO vote.
The only question Is one of convenience: VIII any
person he present who knows you only by your
original name, who may think that you are trying to
cheatl II so you may get into trouble and have DIFF.
nculty In proving your right to vote. Still. as you're
naturalized by your present name, we think the
chances of being troubled are very few.
! moved my family temporarily from one Assembly
furnished room n the old district. and have e resissserea !
s sInee t been iS Sifs,m,aSf t ,hst 1 Z. am my mot rsaie as1i,i.d Sg T. h Ho,s
there. Is this So MsSnaTrAAS'
You are head OF your family: your residence is
where you choose to make 1T, and not necessarily
where your family may be. We think you are ell.
titled TO vote In your old district.
a. a y @sSs said ! nd IN 1 The presence sc 81 a witness; that he
witness has threatcned 70 Challenge his vote, In re-
the mere eP A sesrem Sss n u the Rss Tot Sad saS vi s he f 10. made Sss
bet debar him from Not 'ngt pETRUs.
1t is supposed TO make illegal his action In voting
and TO subject him to severe punishment. BUT no one
is ever punished for having a bet on the election. IL
challenged, you will have to swear your vote In, and
swear that you have no bet on the election: 10 you do
not swear TO that eject, when challenged for betting,
the imp ctors have to refuse your ballots.
4 spi g. having ,ss registered from sOs Yves, sixtls.h
West siIueih street in the same election district: can
he vote on election day. X. 5. j., JR.
Some election inspectors say he can. II he gets Ger.
fiHpnfa NJ FaEnnNal pms al fha ~, a.. a.. II /
ton laws allowing removals refer TO special elections; |
there seems 10 he no provision for such removals as
you describe previous TO general elections, So we
think that he cannot vote.
REGISTERED He iefI home when 1ysaTs old, and rs,
before election. His parents home which he consid'
erred his has been here all the time. His entire alb
permanent residence nowhere else. Ex.sEAaEs,
He Is entitled TO vote.
would like to know H. ] am right in voting; have
there until Sep iS : 1ssi, 70 Lei snt" fhsfs' f fSgU Z
iTlp to the Wssi, Have not voted IN any Of the states
sash S99E am 6sTs la SEW Torie since aafss !,
I lSSt ls and have resided since then In one place Cant
Yes: your residence has always been in the state.
and you have been long enough In the county to vote.
A woman comes to this country and Is not admitted
on the grounds that she Is a pAnper, but while waiting
hospital: Gan the child vote without nrsI obtaining
HS p-Pt hNuNLkD3E. I
No. The woman has never been admitted, In the
view OF the law; she has been taken 10 the hospital
not to put her In the way OF securing any privilege as
= resident, but merely to help her In her confinement.
AS she has acquired no rights, she can give none TO her
therefore, he must obtain naturalization before
be can vote.
JosePhHS-Ths native born son Of an unnaturslIzed
father Is . citizen BY birth and does not need 90 be
aAtuTsllzed.
&RamIim