REGISTRATION OF ELECTORS.
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State. According to which It IS made the duty ot the Board to commence the business of registering the names of electors the Tuesday following tile 1st Monday in October. and ",o make out an alpha betica is of all the electors who entitled vote at the Presidential Election, and Ito lodge the same in the office of the Town Clerk on or before the 3d Monday of lhe same month." The SelectmeniSL Town Clerks of the respective towns should bear in mind that next Monday is the Sd Monday of October and that they will make themselves liable to severe pen ates unless they have their lists completed and ludg ed with the Town Clerks on pr before that day. l. is hoped that the whies of this County will see that the provisions of this highly sauary law are carried fully into effect. R "TEE CAUTION.

 The New Haven Mass Convention as we gather from the papers, was all such gatherings of late have been, exceedingly well attended The hardy yeomanry from all the neiehboring towns focked into the city, accompanied with banners and mottos appropriate to the occasion. The manufacturers and mechanics there in large masses--and as the whole procession, some to aO0 strong, passed thro the streets, they were warmly applaudeG by the as- semlled citizens and ladies who did not join in the procession. The procession was formed on the Green fronting the Tontine, and proceeded through the principal streets of the city, thence to the platform near the State House, where the exercises were held H'r. SAMUEL A. Foor presided assisted by six Vice Presidents. The meeting then addressed by Hon. Philip Hone, Aaron Clark, and Ogden Hoffman, A New York. It was then adjourned till evening; at which time MT. Clark. Hon. MT. Grennel MT. Hoffman. and Henry C. Fagg, Esq. addressed the meeting at tlIe City Hall aud Mir. Hone, Mr. Me Curdy, Mir. Atwater, and Mir. Robinson at the Ex- change Saloon. Both Halls were filled, and the greatest enthusiasm prevailed.

 1He PolHic'on's Register ffh ediiion."-It is only t the latter part of the past week that we have had glimpse of this fought to bel valuable publicaon-- lsex'ernul appearance the arrangement of the tables of figures, and the reputation for correctness of its compiler. gave a very favorable impression of the work. On Friday and Saturday nights the election returns from Mary land began to come in; and, for c0mparsOn of the votes, we at once turned to the Reg,s'er." Blu. judge ofour astonishment, whenwe found, that on comparison of the two ,ables--one i'eaded 1889, COngress''--rhe other, !" Congress 1859" tile same year. only that in case the names of the candidates given, in the other not there was discrepancy in eight of the t,re"y.suo coun ties and cities In one instance the difference was N0-n another 395. Take Baltimore city. for in. stance i; in the frs, table. V. B. 66O3-whig 62O3-n

 

 script of the first, " B. 66Os-whig 659s. Baltimore county V. in lO93-in the other l9s3 If such and so many errors prevail throughout the work-and ~ehave no, time nor the to scan it carefully it he almos, vaneless work of reference We iruss Mr. Greeley will look little more carefully into this business: and we have only alluded to i, in this at his suggestion in the preface that every friend who remarks error would give him the f

 land we discover fen discrepancies in the elections of 1889, compared with i'self on the same page.

 loco loco pap"r published in Fairfield cotlhtt. last week. the 7,h instant contained the following paragraph. It is positively the wholesale lying we have ever seen. There he no doubt, # he receives single paper in exchange. that he must have had returns of the election. There is moi man among all his readers. the most ignorant. but knew something of the election.

 arSMAIxE.-As vet we have NO RrTrRv< of the elrc- ton in this sfafe here remains no douh however of Coy. Farfeld's re-eecion."

 GEORGlA-The election for Members of Con- gress and the Legislature took place in this state Monday the 5lh. We have always looked upon this state g very doubtful one; knew the locos were as confident of obtainna il almost any state in the IInion-the party pi'hin he equally confident; and thoneh the whqs there were appa- renily sangnne, they were not so saneuine as their opponents-:hcy did not boast much, {" cro,p" handIy. A portion of the elected whg members of Congress had gone to the enemy. and thus it supposed had strengthened the party considerahly.- ln addition to all these things the ocos had the past year chosen their Governor by 1927 majority. Well, under such circumstances the campaign opened, and has been prosecuted with unexampled pcrtinacity- the whigs insisting that lhey could only neutralize the vote ofiast year. they could carry the for Harrison in November by handsome majority.

 Monday night we began to receive returns-and though they yet hu' few and very imperfect. they show that the wings are gaining. The returns now received are from the most favorable parts of the state, and from the 2i counties. imperfect, show whig majority of about 400O-and whig gain of about 75O This proportionate gain throughout the state would carry in the whig candidates by 4 ol 800 majority. But may turn ont that in the strong loco counties there may be loco eain proportiOnats to lhe whg gain in the whig counties. So, until get further returns, shall venture crow" very loudly If we get any thing more decisive before go ing to press, we will add Postscript.

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