The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-06
RESIGNS FROM TAMMANY
DVNPHY GIyES ms REASONS TOR
QUITTING THE BOrs.
he saws lie Is In Favor Of Honest Elections
and That Tammany T. Noi-False Regis
tration AMI Illegal voting.

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-. +,o f4o, Nirro,as r.. Brown. chairman
n fhn ranranv National Committee Of
-,e second Assembly District.
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pear 3if. tN'7 p. i's -. ian
tne General ''''''''' .'
4 resisn i'i iN'.'
For Three consecutive ''Ii"H .'''
pee" 10y. ,,'.,,,~o.,.l,,, ~
sresa lr each one OF my Noi'e'
campo. rns. as iny bein'-ia'r
we'll know. j have been am p"N'" ""
NOcate Of fair honest eit'loiia. li. or
tress : have feit and taken "a special lh-
i.rest Sd the repeal oi the lc4. jan e'..
uon laws. because realized 'N''
greatest privilege OF ciulehsh'p
riGut % vote ] ifmly 't'''F'- -
constituents would always @lNioN' "'
every acf az mine which tended 20 mann
f.f. fhe honor. dignity. silcitt' "iiu
.synefive,oea of the ballot / peleNe 30
etin
r,..,,,.raffc Congress. bar lew
.....i,o ,r, passed "a bin repeating those
r7od.-.f election laws. The democrats
~, tbe House end Senate stood as unit
d., <.,or az the repeal OF those obnoxious
ie,,e beegnso they know That those laWe
.. ,,,.er intended 20 promote honest
..,,irr or the honest counting OF votes.
--..... l.,ce vyor. intended and always
t g., t,terferc with honest voters and
- --sv.rf fair returns. The bil repeal
.... ra1eral Election laws has since
.t.,ed bv o. Democratic President,
,... ...onio ~ our state and every
. e.et. win hereafter. without any
..i t@+.rf.re,rc whatsoever. manage
-- oiootions according 10 their own
.ro,.c,+ our political
e,,, i,trrferinr with honest
.f..s eboi1s he ae great and as ear
| t',+ ,.. must not neglect TO
a., hat I'M our own political house
10 .ho b,riof aban DE cuarded from All
of e,.sr, Kind. we must not nee-
t,,.fe. cn IL th4f tho man I'm our
.,rrar,o- or encourages colo
E ,-,,t..r,tiop i1oral voting.
.''.i' 60 ., ,,bo having the res
-r, ,rsition of leader. purposeiy
t,- l..c. ,ghne such practices are
l~ and afterwards crowds honors
..e ,ru1oers. shall be notified in no UNI
..,.sin tone that there is no place for
... an our marty Otherwise we travel
I.. f,fea oolore. and our fellow citizens
.. t~,ttftlnese viii charge us with
SANS of honest purpose 10 is only "a
..n handful of men who favor cor
.... elections and these are men who
,.... ~c r.at love Of country. who have
...,.r arnraciated the value of citizenship,
,.ra f,o. upon the sacred right of suf-
r.4.. o.ir as something to be bartered
.- Sold and who imagine that they see IN
..I shameful traffic either an easy
.. fa political importance and prefer
..t or FL certain way TO perpetuate
ft...r r.,N.r
Twenty persons who were election Of
I in the Second Assembly district
.t fha last election are now under in-
lmm for grave. serious offences
AGAINST the election laws Some of those
election officers have already been tried,
convicted. ana imprisoned. If these i'm
l fmenfa had not been found. the leader
-l our district would have assumed all
f.. honor and glory OF producing BOO ma
.ffv where but l2500 votes were cast.
f...f leader has left tine city Since the in
gI.fm,rts were found. and Just before the
trIar. Uore begun. he Withdrew from the
.t. is sim absent. and. 10 is said. is
0a fne other shores OF our continent
nIf miles away.
have been forced 90 believe that the
ODD. General Committee of our district.
- ,,..9. a ar,..,r ia fine needy the
...hifious lut moi overscrupulous among
.. fhst NOV MIGHT Obtain nolitical po-
..f.on hv haluinr ga produce GREAT ma
f.,.ti.s. mai prizes of COSTLY personal
..l.r.,,,.rts ,,er. to Doc had for STARTLING
election returns ana ANYTHING done TO
l.,p the district the banner district"
ravcd the way To- the favor ana political
friendship of the leader of the district
Great 1nai0rites. legitimatoly produced,
are worthy objects of amy mans efforts.
but ar in order 20 make them. encour-
assment must Doe given 10 the tramp 20
Ies.ster and vote an over the district
and inducements must be- offered 10 cleo
ton officers to violate the law. great
maloriues become great crimes. and no
party can afford them at such enormous
COST Presents OF costly personal adorn-
in'Nla may be very acceptable TO some
l', .". 'n' ,l"ii' ho"esl citlH9n OF our
l,.'s s", piu9n 0i Hh"ine mount
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...,.,,,s,t a. rolont2.rs rt.,s .-. "a ~.
su over H.. A. 10 Room it .n.t, , ..l.,fr,t
t.," "a considerable NORTON of fb. ,-otir,
r,-isf be- done by election officers alt.r d.,
,,oIs ar.- closed mon we want mo ..ban
r-- district" The Democratic uarfv can
.,t thrive on elirb crimes
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