New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-21

TAMMANY HEELERs FEEL FREE TO COM
NIT REGISTRATION FRAUDS
THEY NAV er INFECTED. BvT THEY ARE NEVER
PUNISHED THE CASE oF BARTHOLOMEW
r.,....1n. ~ A GOOD INSTANCE

PUNISHED THE CASE OF BARTHOLOMEW
BUCKLEY A GOOD INSTANCE.
While the police acting under the orders Of
c,or,,,e,den, Dyrnes and members NJ the Good
Government clubs OF tho city Vigilance League
are busy collecting evidence ~ frauduient regis
,ratlon in the city expecting that men VINO are I'M
rl,cated In the frauds will be indicted ana punshf'
the Tamrnany workers are calculating tha' nooods
will he sen, 70 prison he compelled to pay hnes
Their holiness In the face Of the discoveries whch
o,o heinS made daily is explained ny the fact tna
the perpetrators Of such frauds have been as
covered arrested and indicted In ofh~r years. nut
never punished They are IKE some ~ 'he lam
many liquor dealers who are caught ''oIh'hs 'he
Fvclsh law on SUNDAYS time after time. ana yei
are never brorrht 10 trial They have come 10 be
LEY. tina, the worst that happen ~ them j.
tho necessity % furnishing hsil when they are ar
rested ana held FOR examination
What Is the use 81 all THIS hiank"ty hlankef
fuss ANYHOW e' erouled one Tammany "hecl"r In
a PARK Row lodging house Tor "hcaters' yrs'er-
day Then dude politicians cant stop any votes
nv such foonshness The police know better ana
are giving them the grand laugh all IN" time. aee
VIVA, II they do have some hiokes arrested ana IN
dcred for registering from this hotel Did any
body ever hear Of anybody being convicted Tor vot-
ing from here? guess not
Assistant District Attorney Wellnan prosecuted
number Of election officers who committed or per
United election frauds in the city last fall' ana
most OF them were either sent 10 prison or paid
fines hu, no attempt has beer made 10 punish men
who we're GUILTY OF registration frauds previous
to the election last fall The police say that the
indictments found against persons who have been
engaged in fraudulent registration have the eject
to deter some Of the guilty men from voting nj the
elections hut most Of the indicted men escape ar
rest. II the rule TO secure the Indictment OF men
who have registered from places which are not
their lawful residences and then secure bench war
for no
be found the places where they claimed to live.
as a rule. and so the police keep the warrants until
Election Day and ready TO arrest the men
II they apcar at the polling places and attempt TO
vote. Some arrests made. but even when the
evidence against the indicted men is clear the men
manage to escape trial account OF some mysteri-
Gus influence at the District Attorneys Office.
The case Of Bartholomew Buckley OF the
henchmen Of state Senator DRY Dollar sullivan.
the Tammany leader in the lid Assembly District.
is good Illustration. Before the last day Of regis
tration last fal! 1t discovered that twenty men
had been registered from the liquor store at No. H4
Iowery. DRY Dollar Suivans headquarters. and
the utter andac Of g,e n se @as
ing accommodation at thai place ior so many men men;
been co,oizei there had been at least prctence Of
evadng the law BY having cots for dodgers Wnen
the facts about the colony at No 21 Bowery were
published the reckless managers at that place real
lied that something must be- done. and a number
OF cots were smuggl ed into the place. Buckley was
placed In charge ~ ;he so-caed lodging house a.
the alleged proprietor Buckley was indicted. and
on the afternoon Of October p he was arrested at
the place BY TIN In the Court
OF Genera Sessions beI2re Juhee Marine me sane
men,s which the Grand Jury had found against
man VINO had registered from his alleged lodging
house. The men had REGISTERED at barber shop
Of the Seventeenth Election District OF the TIA
RuckIey was required to furnish $3.50 ball for each
Indictment, 5000 ball in all. His bondsman was
hat he haf An O
the house at No. 81 East One-hundred- and fourth
81 EFs s a. furious Seene G be ' Rs obliged S
spend some few minutes In the pen win common
was Ioud in his denuncaton Of Judge Marine on
account of the indignty which he thought he ,, had
at No ls5 Mottsi. sullivan declared that every one
Of the twenty would vote on Election Day. as
Wen as more who to be registered from the
same place in the Bowery.
were not mo.estcd. Buckley has never been brought
it was said that the indictments stu held good
and ha, Buckley might be tried some s, time but he
be tried that II could not be told when Buckieys
Dry Dollar" Sullivan sa,d Yesterday that he
could not explain why the indictments in Buckley's
had KEPT so t" the at Ss
place this year,? The Senator was asked ;od thar.
this year. . s,...,.,,.
Yes. ''i BUCKLEY is all right He is ready to be
tried any time
MAX JAGERHUBER on FOREIGN DIsrRUsT."
Max Jagerhuber. In The Drygoods Economist
OF which he is associate editor, has among other
thiZsNhis to say about the relations between
textile Europe and the United States:
Many have asked and but few have answered
correctly the question. Whence the
great distrust OF America among the Euro.
Besn % and svsrv ana
dustry depending for outlet foreign
markets Is anxious to establish firmly it's hold
upon the American trade particularly so as this
market has shown such absorptive capacity for
the last generation: but our cousins across the
Atlantic are severe criticA and they reason.