Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1838-10-26

,ho was INC boSo wv eo""'"".o w
WV appeared in the room. armed with
ssoers and noies. to protest against
pns Of the district Of the Northern
'u' AS far as we could learn, the OBJ
w. =. we're founded on the following cir
!, ,,es;-The inspectors Tor ofiicers) OF
~ and seventh wards had LOST their
s'oks and some objection was made
~ trivial act during the election aud
n,e Inches or misdeeds Of the Loco Fo-
T.s, in their own wards, Mr. Ingersoll
~ ;mpudence to demand the rejection
whoie seren yards OF the Northern
4 tes because of the errors or frauds
~oostrous as was the proposition, there
Suud among the return judges a ma.
/, n agree to it-absolutely 10 throw out
hale vote of the Northern Liberties,
4 ',s of errors or frauds in one or taco
/ 4 that we're under the direction of the
4, Focos themselves. as il they would not
,,r their own wards, il by doing so they
ynia,e and destroy the whole vote Of
/ district containing large majority
os their own party Pursuing this
,e the three Loco Foco return Judges
1 certificate that Charles ]. Ingersoll is
red 10 Congress in the third district ; and
II wbig Judges deciding against the
rjoIent proceedings that deprived the
M Northern Liberties OF their votes, gave
Ib,res NayloI a certificate OF election.
tbe monstrous decision which cut off the
Ebern Liberties, Of cou7se cut off all
Is ofreturning the Viii candidates for
Senate and the House oPRepresentatives
|inrisburgh; and accordingly, ten of the
|m Judges gave to the Loco Foco candi-
Is q certificate ,oi election, and seven sign
protest against the proceedings, that are
sgrace TO human nature.
that the whole proceedings, from begin
10 end, are part Of conspiracy to de-
[ithe people Of their rights, to cheat a
bet containing 5000 voters out of its
/ there can scarcely be a doubt; and
there can be as little doubt that had two
be Loco Foco judges evinced a DISPOSE
10 DO right, there would have been vio-
e and bIoodshed, is to us evident from
The proceedings. For example, in yes
hy mornings Pennsylvania, there APP
ned the following notice:
DEMOCRATS ATTEND.
The Democrats of the city and county
Philadelphia, are requested to meet in
\ otthe State House, Chestnut street. his
hing, al nine o clock. to hear the report
be return judges, and to see that they are
hfrauded on, of their votes. after they
h been placed in the ballot boxes"
|lnd an editorial notice referred to the call
/ PARTICULAR point. The call was res
bed TO- and the State House was besieg.
sh the body guard OF the Loco Focos.
onding TO the call and sustaining Mr..
,,tsOIl and his ten judges.
|Aier Mr.. Iugersoll had made bis appear.
l., and commenced his impertinence in
| ball, Mr.. Nayor was sent for-and the
he sight was presented of two candidates
|atug before the return judges.
d is not our intention n0w to comment up
|he proceedings above noted. nor to des-
|ie with becoming epitheis the conduct of
majority OF judges. The people are in
glut-but whether they will wait quietly
Sow action and probable injustice OF the
|.sature and Congress we pretend not TO
hF We hope and trust they will shew
|nseIveS respecters of the law-but never
|r they been so grossly outraged.
fortunately this Infamous plan has been
|nled
bat triumph Of the people over violence
|rd Fraud | The scoundrel NIGER
soil caught in his own Trap
iEiIl be seen by the following letter that
|ades J. lngersol's atrocious attempts to
rye Naylor of his certificate, have re-
I'd as all such villainous undertakings
|aIy result in loss and disgrace to the
Ery who attempts them.
Correspondence ofthe COur. d Eng.
Philadelphia, Oct. l4-5 p. M.
The farce which Mr.. lngersoll got up at
F'pndence Hall on Friday has turned
Eanagedy for him and his party, and his
Tal eagerness to have the Judges return
+ against their consciences, has lost the
30 FCcos of the County their tickets un-
hhe legislature should decide in their
'Ht Let me explain. The Third Con-
ts0nal district is in the County. On
pay The return judges, that is one for each
arsI Ofihe County, met in Independence
fAI make out their returns. When 1t
pared evident that Charles Naylor was
pea over lngersoll by more than seven
Pared votes; when suddenly il was dis
|''rt that the tally list" of votes Tor the
''ealA ward IA Loco Foco place) in the
'lAerO Liberties was missing. And IN
| situation Mr., Ingersoll thrust himself
/ The Hall and commenced a speech
declared that because the 7th ward had
S" tally list" the vote OF the whole dis
Iad the Northern Liberties should be
'osn out-u30O wing Majority This
viz elect him. of course. and three Of the
Ess argued that he was right The
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