An election precinct in Philadelphia. or in a town in that State of the population required. will be canvassed by supervisors and marshals. the number of the latter unlimited. all canvassers proceeding from house to house. under the direction of the district supervisor. They will take a list of the names of every voter. his residence. his age. the number of his house. and where lie was born. They will go to all the boardinghouses. to all the corners of the cities and find every name. the nativity of every voter. his naturalization papers will be inspected. and his politics. of course. ascertained. And this list. accompanied by statements which these canvassers may write outnot in any legal formare to be sent to the district supervisor a sufficient time before the election to enable him to have upon his table a perfect and complete representation of the voting population of the district. with all the minute particulars of each individual. Ira other words. the ordinary expenses of political parties. and the necessity for canvassing districts before the election to see about the voters. and to prepare for the election . all of the expenses for this work. the millions of dollars now borne by political parties isas far as the one party is concerned. the one that controls these officersto be transferred from the party and charged upon the Treasury of the United States.
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