The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-10-22
VOTE OF YORK
BRTANITEs PIyD ONLY com CON-
FORT IN the REGTSTRi'

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vote Early" win lie the Republican war
CRY From Now On IN Tnis CiU beoau'e tue
ReEi,tered Vote Has 80 Far Over'eaped "hat
was Prepared For Up-the-state Figures
The Republican campaign managers shld
yesterday that the large Increase In thehum-
Der Of voters registered this year over 1910
meant that all the men who we're opposed 70
Bryanism were coming out. The figures l"i
Manhattan and The Bronx which were printed
In THE Sun Of yesterday spoke for themselves
The heaviest gain wls In the Thlrty-hith as
triot. which is usually Democratic, but inc
Republican campaignera said mat a goou p"r'
of this was anti-Bryan and that most " II was
due to the natural growth of the city, Inc
Republicans are all thoroughly satisfied with
the registry. They say hiatt gain In the close
Tyenty-third district IL largely Republican and
they believe they can transfer this district 70
the Republican column. The losses In tho
downtown districts are all Democratic, and.
according 70 the Republicans, tho falling on
in the registration IN the Second. Eighth and
certain other dlstricts indicates that the In
nuenccs which have been at work 70 prevent
colonization D. which the public has not been
informed yet have been effect e.. Tie Re-
publican managers have taken steps 20 prevent
the casting OF fraudulent votes which they arc
convinced will prove more effective than any
plan that has been followed heretofore ahd
there Is no question In the minds OF the RepuO-
lean campalguers. from Senator Platt ana
Chairman Odell down. that there Will be less
effective colonization this year than there has
been for years past.
Fearing that the congestion At the polling
places due 10 the enormous registration OF
500 o7s In Manhattan and The Bronx may lead
=. -. - A. tI. n,,,tllI.gn Ia4ANra OF the
Twenty-frst, Thirty-nrst, Tweuty-third and
Thirty-nfth districts are going to call on hair
man Odell Of the State Committee and President
Greene Of the County Committee and ask their
help 70 stralghten matters out col Abraham
GruDer OF the lwenty-tr,t said yesterday that
he thought his district should be redirlded into
a larger number OF election districts whether
thi. can be done under the law Is a question
Anyhow. the blk registration viii luil'e wise
men 10 get out early and vote IN we morning,
and thus avoid running any Chth'e ol DelHs
shit out In tho AFTERNOON From now on the
Republican campaignCr, VIII dln INTO the vot-
crs, ears the phrase Note cary u h.,
The Campaiguers figured out yesterday that
the vote IN Manhattan and Tho Bronx on. NE
registration ought to be about 5000 OF when
1900 will be miscellaneous II Mr. croker i
going 10 make good las promise 70 the Demo-
cratic National CounIttoo 70 give u plufdIty
q 900 Tor Bry}n a ne' ,n the b sr N n ng9 VIZ
Manhattan and The Bronx, and this means thht
Tammany must cast about 20J,OUO votes, again
he1,ntlt leu, G,,nngeSs rather guess not.
The enrolment o! 80, 40 voters IN Brooklyn,
which l. 3,l2j in excess OF the figure, % NE
last Presidential election. surprises both Re
publican and Democratic Managers: To the
former the surprise was most gratt ing and
% the latter depressing lhau {he herunlItar
McKlnle, and Roosevelt A. for Mcktnley and
Hobart IN 1879 l. abundantly demOnstrated
by a stud Of the registration. IN 1890 me
Republicans carried tWents -four Of the thirty
two ward, and IL i in these ward that 2l,b2t
Of the % l25 Increased enrolment Tor thls y ear
IL found. leaving only an Increase. Of l,ep2 in
the elght Democratic wards or 1898. In the-eRe-
publicans ward there are 42j election dis
triots. 20 that tho average increase per district
ia the registration thI, ear IL 5O.05, while there
are ninety three election district, In the eight
Democratic ward and they show an average
Increase OF only MA. In 1899 the Republican,
carried fourteen Assembly districts for their
Assembly candidates and the Democrats seven.
In the former districts, which comprise 400
tration this ear Of l9,l70 and in the latter, COM
prl,ins l4e ELECTION district, $9+I The average
gain IN the Republican districts l. 4OkO and
the average gain in the Democratic districts
Is % 40. ...t..u., o,r
mates that allowing for tho usual falling Of
Prohibluonist and Socialist candidate there
viii be about 100000 ballots cast for Mckinley
every one Of the 1882 vote he received In 1893,
the entire Gold democratic vote Of 800 cast
lot lalftPT ana ll,0Es hNAllNl'hils VI yhNk LdlA
~ the entire increase In the registration this
year or altogether a. ~. he would stil, be
lsssI behind the probable vote fGr Mckinley,
careful observer 81 the political drift In Kings
county viii admit, there would still be a safe
m Io'%S for for a M IGIT Guaranty Sm OF J IT ne ssoO R 70
publican managnr- are confident that Bryan
cannot do much better than he did four years
~ rom 10000 70 sS.6nO, and there is NOT one Of
them who thinks 1t will fell below .l2n"c
Wit, the latte, plurality for MCkinlev the
the Ave Conrressmen. four Of the seven sena-
tors and fourteen Of the twenty-one Assem-
Republican ora y~ization IN Kings county Is
thoroughly united and there IL not q ripple Of
fractional contention all along the line The
were dlsgruntled during tho Mavoralty. cam
Esign, are now working together, While e the
pnd a general disgust al the surrender Of wi-
man, AZ evidenced b| the treatment Of Hlli
at Kansas. city and Golfer at Saratoga,
Amonth or 80 ago the Democrntlo hcttors
= 70 ! that BrySn woTd carry the COUNT, but
the odds went iewn steadily until even terms
on these terms that ex-Sherif william j
Buting got in 5000 on Mckinley. Louis R.
BehWan taking tho BRYAN slde Just as soon
disarpeared. ard any bettinr from now on
will probably be on the volume Of McKinley's
plurality. ON Saturday Mr.. PuttlnR stood IN
front ~ the Court House with his rockets mn
Of money, but couldn't find a Democrat who
would nut un a cent on any feature Of the con-
tesJ. He even forced ex-senator II MCNultv,
one Of the true blue Bryan men, 70 admit TINT
n ne made any bets they would have to be on
Mckinley
In only two cties M tho state IA the regis
t%ration smaller than IN 1903. As compared with
1900 the gains average between - and 80 per
cent. At Catskill the regi-tr0tion was about
is per cont. greater than that ~ 1899 nj FL
mira ;Ol more were registered than In 1900
and $500 more than IN lsqs: nj Horncllsvillo
a gain over 1898 q 20 IL reported, audiu R0chc,-
tor nearly 500 more persons have registered
than for any previous election.
The rcuortS give comparisons with 1890 or
1898 rs follows:
NofllAnd. .s'.s..,ss.'..s's tt...f 5000 goo
Buffalo ..,............. ...... s4.Ol4 1928