Gov. Stewards Message approving tho bill


KcpcnIinX The Registry of Voters.

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To tie Assembly:


have his dayapproved and signed an !,c, entitled
An act for the r-pca! OF the New-Iork City Registry
Law


The act which thus becomes law obviously designs to
preserve those admirable provisions former statutes,
which require that the wards OF the city OF NevYork shall
be divided into convenient election districts and limits the
period for holding the election ntlat city day But
do not the present ACT has the effect 10 abolish the
offices OF Commissioners OF Registry, Whle II does
fer any existing authority the duties and powers OF those
officers revise and alter the boundaries OF election dis
tric in three years, and oftcner II necessary, and
appoint ;h time and place holding the election each
district. The present law does provide
did for Sling vacancies in the Office OF Inspector OF
elections occasioned by death rnaiion removal from
the districts does il declare that the persons who shall
he appointed 10 that Office by the Common Council shall be
inhabitants OF their respective districts Prior cnactnent
remaining in force or implicitly revived by the present
supply OF these defects, others require
direct legislation. The difficulty which perfect
Ing the details OF laws for regulating elections well
known, and al The time. the Importance OF leaving
nothing in such for doubt fully apprec
aed a, am sure shall be indulgei in directing your
attention to the points presented, and suggesting that
they be worthy OF consideration IN the general revision
OF the election laws in whclltle legislature engaged


WILLIAM III. SEWARD.