New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-30

.ar FORMER 1881 '7
..on1NG ILLEGAL tONNNi|'|N
0" >., ~ THE With AND
CONDlIlONS ~ '
.ss,->,p1y DISTRICTS
oIh""
~uoch state superintendent OF
4 j,hn wv .....or7a, that from the inves-
| c,.cr.0Ys saii H'' wa ,..o,,,ll,.
ions he had made lh '"' 49,.
t-'' A bo5 made uD his mind tna' iNoo'''
I.s.n,' ' - ,....4 to the Assembly. He
vale No"'" ,...,.,,,- formal statement
..r gay, .rt me i''''"'''7
ls" f.,.flotfan.
leeail.'e u5 IN articles
Wv attention haNli- .sV" ,,9i,, rr,ss i'm the
.th have appeared 'N '"' oli.,dd cnloniza-
',s. few days .n 2. [1i,h and XVIII As
. NJ socialists .h '"' y if,,I1 have nh-
-it DISTRICTS. NH' D.. - fra,t3ulnntlv
.'rei their natHi".'1a''.' ',, ,..norant of me
.' .r.in.afi. 30 N'.i@ 'i''.t co.. ,,,,a 4, 1ogr,-
t',s recari.rs tnesr '''e@ - ~ mis- 1n-
.l--s infef.l. tla..4 'H'. .' .,'.,, ,,n-,,,ses
er,reri s, .,ins '"''D -, VIVIAN alleged
..~ia.u d.uNiiu. -.N.'' r,.tfe,.l Inv Tho
..1atoa in' 'N@ '.', ~. ia,, me facts I'm
rf-era.D party. .t. facts before the
nv possess. 3D.. D' "' ,...se,rN, th. work
,rbic and taos f'"'.' .r.a frauds bv the
n''s.'-''e', ,1ryers which, it is reported has
len appointed b. perform ,'s ,,..s T4.N oonartnent
= iar as il- 81. t's.1 I'm securing
g snIia.it .i UT. rn.d desire 90
EQUALIZATION i+i.t's .ro Governor re-
t.il ...lf.f attention
gs,l.re lI. '.+." ri.h had dis
.o ,h, franaui'i, li". , 10, nI,oin-
covered 30 iir " o.,,.s',,ent to that
MC natai"ii1a'+'" i'i .,. tba+ al a meeting
ir4. l Vas '.7 =, +rs N-I11tr Assem-
d.. t1r i7'''S '''' fss +i,.+ ,,n matter a Z
ly Dsu.tl il ""' ...t'.s Won. necessary.
vadi ISL, ~ , sr,..5 f,~ The Democrats
taa ls-". ,-..,,..l, a+ th. election of 1859.
'lei t- % i..r.. f.a.alf.. or Nlceally 4 sug-
N-..',- ,..l. -rat colonization should take
-,
pace ...s-. IN order p. legally colonizo voters.
t a-~arizatlun interested pledging itself 10
10 '.v.a~ea The meeting adjourned with
~ .5.~..a,..itrr that a new and more in
t .,.r ha devised The SUGGESTION was
'N' ,...,,.rt p, efi,h meeting hv certain
ms ~ tha with Assembly Dis
.. .bs. .h. most feasible way Of creating a
,,-...i. fo-Ifv i'm that district was to Sc
a ,s+,rai.z9ti0n phrars for as many Of the
.-re-s- urmlar ~ foreigners settled in that
I..~l,t AS could he prevailed upon to pay for
.,sea ~ar-re This rrouositiOn was favorably
-s-aca7 notwithstanding the fact that 1t was
,.ar known that q large majority Of the men to
So ra.rralizei 7ii not possess the qualifications
-.,ei-sf o. become citizens under the laws Of
,ss United States and the state of New y ork.
-...-...,. ).,. ,,,,,.,,>-,.r
The rror0s.tfon was peculiarly acceptahle for
~ reason that. in addition 10 creating new citi-
zsrs % te utizei for political purposes. 1t also
1-arel un source of revenue which had up 20
-s time been but slightly drawn upon.
n pursuance If this settled policy certain dis
TIT CAPTAINS in the With Ass ambly District
hort,v after the beginning ~ this year began
1s systematic work or creating those citizens.
he moats opcrandl being as foHoWs. IheN
you'd locate the ioielSlrls VINO HeSlIe" 10 n,
ne offer 20 procure their papers for them for a
fia.n sum. which varied from - To Sl'. ac-
rring to circumstances. The men who de-
i'si O. become citizens. realizing that they