New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-29
ENROLL TONIGHT!
THE DUTY DEvOLvING UPON REPUBLT-
CANS IN ALL THE DISTRICTS
OF THE CITY.

Every Republican whose name Is not upon the
roll of his election district association should see
to 1t that It Is placed there between the hours
Of and 1890 o'clock this evening. BY consult
ing the advertising columns Of The Tribune OK
Friday and Saturday last electors will have no
difficulty in finding the places where the enroll
ment Is to be held tonight ih the various AS
sembly districts, and in yesterdays Tribune
were some additional designations of places not
previously named.
Every voter in the city Of New-York who cast
his ballot last fall for the ticket headed by Nc
Knley and Hobart, and who Will promise 10
support the Republican candidates nominated
this fall, is entitled to enroll 1t Is desirable
that every Republican in New-York should De-
come a member Of his election district associa-
tion Such enrolment gives him the privilege OF
voting at the approaching Republican primaries
for delegates to the various nominating conVeh-
tIons-Municipal, City. County. Assembly Couh-
Gil and Adermanic--and also makes him eigipie
TO election as a delegate to any Of these conVeh-
tions.
Republicans who believe that their names are
already on the rolls OF their election district
should not rest content without making per-
sonal Investigation regarding the matter. The
election district lines have been chahseo
tbrouqh the reduction Of the number Of polling
districts Every Republican voter shouid 30 u
the headquarters Of his election district as ao
vertised in The Tribune, and see II MS na'ie ,
appears upon the rolls. II for any cause ne Is
not now enrolled he should make appiicatiVh
for enrolment The president OF the Repuph,
can County Committee has given his personal
and official guarantee and pledge that ~ ~
man who voted for Mckinley and HOBART laS.
,atA hn
in November next shall enrolment be refused
He has declared IN the following language that
every voter who stood by the sounu- iIloiey .i
cause last year shall receive the consiuei a'io"
due to him at the Republican enrolling places
tonight THE Committee on Organization VIII VII
see to it that any misconduct. whether IL Is tii
result Of negligence or design. on the par. va
any OF the enrolling officers on IueSday his ~,
by which this right OF enrolment Is us. In ,nrsons
In it's effect The committee invites all persons .
who may be aggrieved 10 send their cohpiain.'
70 the president Of the County COMMITTEES.
Every complaint will be investigated ana every
substantial wrong will be righted. Att,
A largely increased enrolment is expected ti'is
evening. President Quigg has modified MS IN
structions made to the enrolling oHcers at -
dav nights meeting, reiterated In MS lmter'ie"
printed in The Tribune YESTERDAY; Insse s. ~, !. .
structions forbade the enrolment or RepupncahS
who had become members Of the Citizens Cnloii
on the ground that it Is a hostile orSanlza.ioIi.
Mr. Ouigg was quoted yesterday as saying lhal
ANY Republican who does not feel that ne -
committed to the support OF some other orsai-
zation will be welcomed to our organZaton'
Every man who intends to act this year with
the Republican party should see TO II that MS
name Is enrolled Unless ne does SO ne can''o. -.
take part in the selection Of any candidate 70
be voted for in 1897. He can do nothing 70
prevent the placing on the ticket OF unworthy l1;
candidates. He can have no voice III redi pm
tics No more important duty devolves upon d
citizen who is Republican in principle than
TO enroll tonight.