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As both parties have come out in condemna'
ton of fraudulent voting, and the illegal and mis-.
chievous exercise of the elective franchise by
foreigners not naturalized there is to hope
that no objection will be made to the passage Of
the law recommended in the following article by
the New York Evening Star, in whose opinion
we entirely concur.


That move to this effect would be made, we
were assured by several candidates for the State
Legislature in the event of their being elected
We hope, as they were warm advocates of ma
tive rights, to hear that they have been success
ul.


REGISTRY LAw.-Now that the great contest is over
we hope that both parties will the necessity of pass
ing Registry act that but citizens shall be al
lowed 10 vote This is desirable on both sdesit is dan
geons and dsgraceiu 10 place in the hands Of aliens the
destines of this country. The administration party has
been at unusual pains TO obtain this class Of votes both
by purchase and by promises of office and employment
The Wings are unwilling to follow such example. but
they may be lriven BY the yrannca measures OF our
rulers TO fight them with their weapons We think
Mr. Van Bnrens is set in this State and in the Union
and bile his personal partizans may make violent efforts
save themselves the great body Of the old Democratic
party will the necessity of recognizing and discard