New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-28
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tors that any Anti-Machine men were permitted
to enroll.
MANY LIKE CASES.
There are scores Of instances Of like character
In this same Assembly district. where acknowl-
edged and undisputed Republicans were kept off
the enrolment books OF the party Of Freedom
and Equal Rights solely because the dominant
faction in New-Yorl fears the influence within
the organization Of men who VIII not wear the
Plat collar.
At the Lauterbach County Headquarters last
night II was announced that the returns OF the
enrolment in fifteen mbly districts had pen
completed as follows: With District l.l9O' Ihth
District 2OOT; Xth District. 1,577: XIllth DIS
trict. 1854; XVIII District, 1858; XVllth District
1334; XVIIIth District 1908: XlXth Dstrie,
XXIIId District. S,4OO XXIVth District 2'Soi;
XXVth District. s,O34 XXyIIIth District, 2,295;
XXXIvth District, 1914. Total, 22.o65.
These figures include the total enrolment 10
date of the districts designated.
Theodore +. Ruhe, anti-machne leader OF the
With Assembly District, filed yesterday with
the Committee on Organization additional evil
dence Of the scandalous operations OF the ma
chine heelers in that district on the enrolment
night This is the district dominated by ex-
Police Commissioner Charles II. Murray
o. MEETING OF ANTI-lACHINE MEN.
An open meeting of anti-machine Republican
voters OF the XXIst Assembly District was held
last evening at No. 1872 Amsterdam-ave. The
meeting was held in the interests of fair en-
rolments and clean primaries, and more espe-
cially TO protest against the fraudulent enroll
ments which have taken place in the Forty
fourth and Forty fifth Election districts.
A. J. Berwin presided and in opening the
meeting read skeleton platform adopted by
the Republicans in the district at meeting
held on Wednesday last. The platform Is as fol-
lows:
First-The maintenance Of the Committee Of
second~integri,y of the election district.
Third-No Capitalization OF power IN secret eau
Fourth-No delegation without representation.
Fffth-Clean and honorable Republicanism ,.
Sxth-Representatlon in the County Committee
that represents the entire district
Reports were called for from the representa-
tives Of the various election districts present.
The Forty fourth and Forty-flfth districts, which
are made up Of the old Thirty-thrd Election Dis
trict. were subjected 10 Abraham Grubers special
attentions at the enrolment. II came out that the
enrolment books of these districts had not yet
been sent TO the Committee on Organization, ana
that the Anti-Machine men were not able to get
access to the lists 1t appeared that about one
hundred and forty-five so-called Republicans had
been enrolled in these districts, which is con-
siderable increase over the recent vote for the
head Of the Republican State ticket.
1t also appeared that at least twenty-five OF the
men enrolled who did not live in the district,
have died or Democrats, were left upon the
lists when the enrolment closed on Saturday
night.
Mr. Gruber is the chairman of the Committee
Of Three In the XXIst. Assembly District, and
his action In conspiring to pad the rolls OF these
election districts severely criticised.
A committee of five, consisting of DR.. a. >.
Houghton. b. II. Hanes. e. II. Falowes. Charles
Andruss and a. Il. Tuttle. was appointed by the
chairman upon vote Of the meeting, TO look into
the matter of the fraudulent rolls and in behalf
of the voters of the XXIst Assembly District to
aid the honest Republican voters in the two
election districts named before the Committee
of Three and the Committee on Organization
Another meeting will he neld at the same place
next Wednesday evening.