New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-07
ADMITTED THAT 1T WAS HARSH.

ADMITTED THAT 1T WAS HARSH
Judge Rarrett admitted that II was harsh and
was sorry to such intellectual young men dis
franchsed. He also said he should dislike 10 de-
eide that they were men with no homes. He was
compelled however. from sense OF public duty to
express Il as his opinion that the young men did
not have the right to vote.
Acting under this opinion Judge Arnoux advised
the students not 10 vote
After the students cases had been disposed OF.
various disputes over the right TO vote were sub
mtted to Justice Barrett lie was kept puSy uhuI
the polls closed.
Charles f. Sayre moved from No $50 TO No. 35e
West Twenty -nnth-st. after registration and be-
fore voting Both places are In the Thirty-second
Election District of the NIllth Assembly District
The Inspector refused to accept his vote, however
until Judge Barrett granted mandamus COM
polling them to take 1t.
Christopher Bray and Daniel II. Decker each
spoiled two sets OF ballots in the Ninth Election
District of the XIIth Assembly District. The In
spectors refused furnish them with third set
Judge Barrett ordered the inspectors TO furnish
another set.
James Boucher is veteran and lives In the
Twenty first Election District OF the NlNth A.
semby District. lie tried to register on the last
dav OF registratlon but the inspectors refused to
accept him because he did not have his naturAliza-
ton papers. having mislaid them. Yesterday ne
tried TO vote. but his name was nor fesIStefel Inn
although he produced his naturalization papers thea
the inspectors would not accept his vote. He al-
piled for mandamus to compel the li.sp,s' 2,
the application saying II was too late 20 grant A.
The right OF Charles A. HaIio%ay, 2t no; .;
the LIST Assembly District Was challenged on the
ground that he had made wager on The result Of
the election. lie contended ;hat he had only acted
az the agent for another person In making the bet
peiiing the inspectors to accep; his vote; r,,.,.
Valentine Roth went to he polls in the Fifteenth
and told the INSPECTORS he VAS blind and wanted
assistance in preparing his htilot. The inspectors
hnk AK he h ref, SO AMI they would no, allow him
have assistance lie applied for d mandamus, but II
Judge Barrett also refused a mandamus an the The
rPhi5rtvtSlrd Election District OF the XVIII A.
semby District. His name did not appear on the
registry list although simon declared he had regis
Edward Lacy. veteran and an ex,master pilot,
mas made 5s Tsy b me- vent TO the soiers Home
in Maine returning % this city IN June aS T n,,s
~ tho Isl Assembly District The ground OF non
residence Judge Barrett granted "A mandamus
HE SECURED THE MANDAMrS.
Jobn Farrell Of No - Yves, One-hundredth-st.
has only one arm and he has rheumatism IN tha'
lie asked for assistance in preparing his ballot put
the inspectors in the Twenty-hrst Election p'S,''c.
NJ the XXIIId Assembly District refused 10 allow
him to have help. lie secured mandamus from
'u InSn bury has been citizen for thirty-four
years After his name had been registered n IN, me
Election DlStIlcl ol tH'
a,,, DIstrlct on the last day OF registration
ihe insneetors asked him for his naturalIa.Hybi
narers lie said they were at home. ihey tosd
h,, ,b,t uness the papers were produced that even
i," his name would be stricken from me is'' re
nn, ,ho noners down that evening" Dut ms nSS-
sons,ar "a Told that Duffy must come hjinseu VIZ
hn,n and when he tried 10 vote yesterday ~, 'o ~
-, a. name had been stricken from the NJ
tHat NJ, rratt granted a mandanus. saying INA
80 a Voters name had been on the hst oiiS. ~
stIt'i - committed u grave offence IN removing ~
INSPECTORS on9eiiy who lives in lodging house at
en tioyerv would not answer the Questions Pu,
~ hn, 40 II was alleged. when ne appteus ~ " ~ r
~ ma" Inc registered Consequently Two Oh Iie III
no 80 refused to register his name WIhc ~"
sp i,ro nu II down When he tried 10 vote yestei
% ~ was NOT allowed 10 do 80. lie appe1 ~ ~
VA! .mn,awus and IL was opposed by Howaru I :
1,n renresenting the city club. ne sa'u !, nun NJ ".
Sr ~ men In Bowery lodging houses had reiuseu 70
u nroper answers TO the questions asked ~ .l'
~, rpeo,ster them Donnellys was test case 20 u'
~. .rn,ins whether not all the men shouiu pe a.
a.d ., vnta Judge Barrett granted an order re-
,,,, Tho inspectors show cause yesterday al
!,.,tnns, WY Donney should not be allowed 70
", I, the afternoon the mandamus was grahteu
by ,hn rodtmar wa registered living at No.
., The INSPECTORS in the Fourteenth Election Dis.
ST., 81 the 9Th Assembly District refused TO accept
~ ,o,. until ordered TO do so by Judge Barrett
ny rive inspectors of the Ninth Election h'strct ~,
,ha XIJth Assembly District refused 70 arrow pavu
~ r,ecker 10 vote. because, as they dieseu, ne
va in the booth than ten minutes Judge
harriet granted mandamus. 49,
Judge barrett ordered the inspectors OF the NIne-
...ntS Election Distrint of the Lat Assembly Dis-