Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1838-10-12
From the Boston Atlas.
THE PRINCIPLES AND PRACTICE
OF THE LOCO FOCOS.

trines and practices have prevailed; enough
10 satisfy the most ncredulous that the Lo-
co Focos are resolved 10 stick at no means
whatever which may seem necessary to sus-
tain themselves In power. Force Is openly
threatened and the most scandalous and
a,rocious frauds are praclised without shame
or disguise.
Mr. Inpersoll, the Loco Foco candidate
in the first Congressional District OF Penn.
sylvania, and who is destined, il elected, 10
be the leader Of The party" in the House
of Representatives at Washington. has open.
" declared in his stump electioneering
speeches, that iftbe provisions OF the regis
try law are attempted 10 be enforced against
him, and if Loco Foco votes are rejected
merely for the Legal reason that the names
Of the persons offering to vote are not on
the register, that in such a case force ought
10 be resored TO, and that The inspectors
ought to be compelled 10 receive the votes.
even il it costs tie shedding Of blood This
is the doctrine openly preached by this Lo-
co Foco candidate. who on former occas-
ion has declared tina, if he had lived in the
time of the revolution, he should have been
Tory "a declaration the truth Of which
he effeciually established by being a Tory
now.
As 10 fraud, proofs are daily coming to
liobt. that the Maine election was carried
for the Loco Focos by the mCst deteslible
sort OF cheating. namely cheating at tho
polls. bv the officers appointed by law to
preside over the election and indictments
Tor offences ofihis kind are fast being found
10 the courts OF the State.
The leading I.oro Foco ORGAN in this city
I 4
,aie'y oo"s'ed--a iaise ooaS. we oere'e anu
hope-'n"' certain Loco aoros go' 'ne"l-
serves appointed on ,"e Spuo'H nominating
COMMITTEE, by ialseiy alleging themselves
10 DC wings hnu 70 Wn"' extern 'n's s"'ne
system o. ifaud Is attempted 10 DC ca'''eu u,
New Jersey the io'o"inS cA''a''s WIZ
p'aih'y sno"
From The Nepark Daiiy Advertiser.
HAcKrNsAcE n ] Sen, 2s. 1898.
| Fyond Eyposed A most inhuman nro.
r,eding was had here on Monday last. On
I'm, dav several carriages from Newark and
n,,h,,s one mr. Two from Patterson loaded
Win me, ev;d.n,lv Gor.ionrrs drovr nm ,o
Tho Van Ru,cn Hons, in ,bi. vilIaoe As
onr rour NJ commo, pl.,s was Then in
/ session !, WAS sunnoscd thnl The object of
| these men WINS 10 applv to the Court To be
! adm;,,ed IN ,;,;z,nsh;n None Of them.
however appe,red in omen Court, but the
\ Clerk oftbe Court Samuel Fl Berry. in de.
/ 6nnce of lax. nriynt.ly and unknown 10 The
Cour, a, The Van Buren, House aforesaid.
admi,ted Them 10 citizensbip.
] The Court having injured into the mai.
ter. did a, the close of the Term. make the
following order. and directed the Clerk 10
enler The same on ,b, minutes Of The Cour,.
viz.
IN. cl.'rL H., "'a'ns oeen informed by
~ 49,, , ~" P'o0eeui"gs were had
oa,h 80, =, ~ 's 'ou., Oh MONDAY The
%, III, d. ~ .iouSe VI ta''u ~. Demnr-
conr, hons" - .t "e'e III session al The
ndionrned r., ,ha % da, anrr me cour! mad
dsJou'neu io' 'ne uay ana that certain or
- ~ ~ .eis 10 lne rIgh's oil cit
,here n,ado !, E ,h o,a'es were 'nen ana
on, ,hn a,,,I ~ ,"s n'ps OF 'his COURT with
And wbsrsns 81 o,ue' oi Tue Ioun-
,b;s .onr, oS ~ 'os.er was homilied by
r;ah,s or -, ;"e s'la .t'n 1tW lhst' TO the
RE conr, d. "'Sen y, 'ne onu.o States
alI ~ ~ W '"1'e'''e o'oef ana Greet that
~ o'S''' rue or Engagement OF
ne,h; 80 ."'e'eu Oh Tue minutes or records
ocu'; 800 y, uo''e vi cef'lheu as the act
49, -: au''",'ng any iofeignrr to the
ne, oa,h - S ., 'ne on'ed States. on
Tue ~f,n OF september 1888, be set aside and
by vacated and So, os;de ~ 49,, ~ ~
and judgments imnrovidedI, sn,araJ a ~
out the KNOWLEDGE ar on,boy;,, oS,h;a Nv"
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