The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1902-04-26
VOTERS NOT
AL. ALL ON Q. LIST
sTRAGGLERS WILL BE URGED TO
REGISER TODAY ,f-~
Republican Campaign Leaders win
Make an Effort to Get Out All OF
the Voters - Total Registration
for Two Days Almost Equal to
Record for Three Days Two
Years Ago..

Republican leaders scanned with much
Interest yesterday the Off cial table show
Ing the result of the registration in the
wards. They realized that much work
ls yet necessary to be done to insure
victory for the entire ticket It has been
admitted on all~sides that If complete
registration could be secured and the full
cote could be recorded at the polls, the
philosophical citizens who are for an
honest and economical administration of
the citys affairs would predominant and
unite IN the election of Frank B. Doran
for mayor and back him up by placing,
the other Republican nominees in Office
The results Of the second days regis
tration gave considerable announcement
to those that are directing the affairs of
the campaign. The fact that 4,442 people
who did not place their names on the
lists at the primary election indicated by
T., their subsequent registration that they
intend to take a hand In the election
gave much encouragement But the reg
istration is still 24S short of what it was
two years ago, the total for the two days
being 24.793, as against 25.041 in the
spring of 1900. This means that some in
teligent and concerted effort must be
made to get every man on the books to-
morrow which Is the last day. Those
that are not registered by 9 o'clock to-
morrow night cannot. vote.
Break Their Records.
! While no one ward has far exceeded it's
registration of two years ago, five dis
tricts have slightly exceeded the figure
of 1900. The Third ward has 129 more
voters recorded than it had two years
ago, the Fourth Is also 25 votes ahead Of
its efforts, the Eighth has exceeded it's
record by 1855. The Tenth is four votes in
excess of the registration of two years
ago.
The two big Republican wards, the
First and the Seventh, are 2O7 votes short
of their record Of two years ago. It
Is thought that possibly the failure of the
opposition to nominate aidermanic candi-
dates in these districts has caused an
apathy which will have to be overcome.
The First ward Is especially Republican
stronghold and it is there that a ma
jority Is piled up which overcomes the
lead in some Of the other districts Eff
forts are being made to point out to the
voters that while they are not needed in
the aldermanic fight. a much graver ques
tion comes In the fight to land the gen.
eral ticket, Of which the; assembly is a
part.
Meetings that have been held in the
First ward have led to the belief that
the Republicans of that district are
thoroughly alive to the conditions with
which the city is confronted It is ex-
pected that a large number of First
warders will register Tomorrow It is
expected that the ward will send down a
majority of from 1000 to 1,4OO for Doran
and the rest Of the ticket.
The Seventh ward, as well as all others
in the city, will be canvassed thoroughly,
and the voters who have failed to reg
lister will be visited and requested to get
on the lists while there is still an oppor-
tuIity.
Official Rctulns.