New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-09

Louis Livingston Seaman. John Proctor Clarke,
General Wager swayne, c; H.: r. Coils n;,,,o
Hem Henry > w v" sackett, bernardo F. Fisher
a Hlasa Il w-Iam Winter R5ySa Tser
Arson G. McCook. Beden J. Rogers,
William BrOokfeld. Edward Cravath.
John Sabine Smith j. s. Morse.
John X. Gilley.
Mr. Lauterbach. to whom this letter was dehV-
cred, could not be found last night.
STATE CLUB RESOLUTIONS.
The Campaign Committee of the Republican Club
A. II. Steele. chairman. presiding. met on SATURDAY
evening the clubhouse. No. 40 Fifth,ave. ana
adopted resolutions Of tenor similar 70 the protest
printed herewith and demanding that the primaries
be postponed until an honest election can be held
The same committee held another meeting nee s iast
procedure in case the demand FOR postponemeht
shall be refused
arresting unawfuly enro. led persons who offer to
vote tomorrow evening In every election dIstrict
fraud Is probable. ,.
ISOLATED with him understood also to be getting
ready their application to the courts FOR redress
should it be denied by Mr.. Lauterbach and his
Charles A. ADAMS we-knoTn and inuehtiaI
attention yesterday the fact that In the enrol
of the Thirteenth Election District in that As
while the vote for John Palmer. for Secretary of
State heading the Republican state ticket at the
Republican candidate for Assembly was only 20,
showing excess in the enrolment Of 80 over
representation Of two delegates more than It Is
honestly entitled TO- This is only one" Mr. ADAMS
added, of the many Instances where the rolls In
this district show padding in the interest OF the
present organizers"
SOME MORE SPECIMENS OF TRICKERY.
A typical OF the dongs OF the Platt- Lauter
bach element III the Republican County Committee
came TO light yesterday S. VI. Perkins. of No. l3
Election District OF the With Assembly District.
and Saturday he surprised and greatly
noyed by receiving the following letter from Score
tary Bdwell. of the Republican County Commit
Dear Sir. instructed by the Committee
Organization to notify you that the following
names have been stricken from the roll OF the
trict. and to notify you to strike said names from
the n ro OF that . district ~ 49, Wa. ru.,,,,
Joseph Golden, 10 81 West Twelfth-s; William
su Y n W No. a Wsst sss senam sa
West Twelfth-st.; willard De witt No. % Eighth
f. Tyler No. 500 Hudson-st; james Moore 30. 5l2
Hudson-st.
Yesterday Tribune reporter Mr.. Perkins at
his nome. He said that the letter outrage.
and that he had no Intention OF carrying out the
wishes OF the County Committee, as. with the
cep'ion Of James Moore, who is not in the election
district, all OF the men named good Repub-
leans. and have every right TO vote such. THE
fact OF the matter is" he said. that Franklin h.
Miller. a delegate TO the County Committee, has told
that body that the anti-Platt people.
Miller was elected from this district on the distinct
understanding that he a Brookhed
questioned him to whom ne was In favor OF be-
fore he got the nomina ton. and he said to me: y
a Brookheld man, FIRST last and all the time
However when the voting OF the delegates took
place he back on his word. and ne knows
will down him the first chance have. lie came
into my store on saturday and asked II | had
received the letter and on my saying had he said
| would have TO strike the off the list. the
had legal right to vote. and if they at
tempted to do would be prosecuted 1t IS to be
hoped they Will ny It, for We quite ready to
fight them"
ALL ENTITLED TO VOTE
A visit was made to No. 81 West Tweifth-st
which is saloon kept by Ryan & Cooper. 1t is a
large house and the rooms above the saloon are let
out to dodgers. Cooper said that the men mentioned
had lived In the house from eight months to two
years. and were duly qualified TO vote. on inquiry
with regard 10 the other mentioned In the
letter. the reporter learned that each one had a
right to vote. their only offence being that they are
Brookned men.
The Royal Republican Club OF Harlem. No. 2l3
East One-hundreda nd twenty -hfth-st. has issued
a letter calling on Republicans to vote at the prl-
mary. Part OF II reads:
1t Ii charged that In many districts the rolls con-
tain names which were placed there without author
ty and that soms Of those who signed are we'll
known Democrats and active Tammany Hall fol-
ered to expose those guilty Of such ra U" and T we
spPesh, 10 y0n 70 ad IN purifying our rolls and pao
il belongs no matter whom It may afiect where
Protest against the reception of any vote BY The
to is not legally on the roll and mako memo
randum OF your protest and OF all circumstances
connected with each case
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