Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-08-28

a'ntc" "a Should this party succeed in the Presi
r ton do not believe they will be able 4
Grnias 49, Rank of the L s, and revive the funding
rc.c'''' Il, The assumption OF the State debts.
,>n IL - not to give Indiana up yet, as we
ne" .,nocd 10 make struggle N November, unlike
a'e have attempted heretofore we will move
Any We rrv and concert equal 10 that of the enemy
IN onf,r,unatcly not the only complaint, winch
IaS,tc II the abuses practised by the Wings on
has w.. suffrage Who forget the barelacrd al.
i'ti n PENNSYLVANIA 10 defeat the Republicans in
~" l,,nrc: or the outrageous effort in \. Jersey,
tue - -, rpon Congress the minority members: The
II p< which have lately TRANSFERRED, have called
tf'",|, Of complaints 1t would really seem,
'' 81 The Wings are determined to defeat Mr..
i7A rr liz irauds-and u that method cannot avail,
W. 80, the VII of the people by force. The Louis
z ,.,rr, ser states the remarkable fact, that
y. ;, me State Census of the last year, "Jcifer-
IN. ,nty contains 1861 legal voters OF these,
ga Ia ;,r Nessrs. Meriwetl,er and Churchh at
- ,a,,,on msr closed THIS is majority of -
Inc Lrf Of The legal voters But there were 1919
o'' ,rsG and the inquiry naturally arises, where
w. excess, 29l come from: For whom did these
GI voters cast their votes We answer unhesi.
II mat they went from this city (Louisylle,l and
-cn,ur counties; were collected by the FeGe-
~ ~ ,8 made 10 vote there for the Wing candidates
.,uny irst and then brongh, back to the city 10
81 the Wing candidates here. 1t is notorious as
' ,h.r we'll known fact can be, that Immediately
a the election the number of gal voters hired
double operation alluded to- by the Federal agents
CIV. vas 800 II has been shown that nearly the
,rmbcr must have been made use Of in the county
n the list Of voters from 1854, the legal nnmber
.o,},ed This is indeed serious charge \ SIM.
c,rIInt has been made about the Increased vote o.
W1lr. in Mobile report says some 800. lin y. Or
~. ha> been charged upon them that when the
@ 5,xc> deposited in one OF the Banks, for safe
nm, during one night. the Wings had only a ma
.; about 500, and when opened, there found
.-,.sr,y Of 10 or 100. Another complaint was
...s lou,sana of the Wings having manufactured
ne number cf votes, out of the lands of the United
-. AID the flowing certificate has been brought
evidence OF, tins complaint:
S""' clasp oFFicg. y. Orleans. july TO- 1910.
r1 whole number oil made hy the Wings a, this Of
me Of the United States, I5auf which b
in- F,.,n o: - Mary the 2ah OF June, and ~ f"
Nrw orleans. the Isl Of Juy.rhe amount OF land
W a.ea ,as>r votes made, is Ia and 100 acres.
l. ST MARTIN, Clerk
r,.,a. ~ Ora. Hsssra.''
,ts WIG Judges pronounced these votes 10 be good
49, ,,y aa,h parties threatening to carry out the
an ~ great excess. So much depends upon the
-, a: IN. right Of suffrage; that being the fnunda-
- gone on winch Republican Government IS found
. ...,ts The sound interest of both parties to pre-
,ye !, uncontamnated We call then upon the Re-
at,an party Of Virginia, TO guard it from all abuse
IN
-, ina, maur doubtful even bad vote may be
ths polls Let the Committees of Vigilance
s.r. 7>: rt,ctual means for preventing. all frauds
as s.g-,uuaiev there are means provided, far
. - l,t advised. either by the State or Fedora! Co
,..,grn,, TOR pnr-ug the polls. Any man who votes
,.,.. The Presidential Election subject 10 a fine
AL -.aao<ly aust II be levied on the voter, who
M. - r-asS fraud.
K.>rr,s,-The Wings have carried the State by AT
"a l5.UUu majority.
y,kru C.KrlI>A.-The Wings have carried their
G. rsrnn- bv little more than $500 but the Demo.
.!,. though they have been beaten, do not consider
themselves dShonored, and are not dsmayed The Ra.
N Standard Of yesterday morning, US, that
a have ,lkeu just View of the situation of parties
,.-q and gives the following spur to our Democratic
..-aas n tins State. They Will heed the admonon,
.n ars Worth Carolina from the disgrace Of beng tic
Sat. in tic South which ,ciU rOtc for Federat and
g,l',ou cradidote In n, Carolina, too, friends
max strong complaints. They have not only been in
gr4,sG liz HuubugS, but they suspect foul play. The
Raleigh Standard promises TO arraign the Wings at The
.:gul .; the Public. 1t sounds the note of prepare
.ua Tie following indignant article
Nov that the election IS over, and the excitement
!. 2.s may be both useful and proper to examine
u, the means resorted to- and efforts used by our op-
.0asn,> IN their struggle for victory. Their having
succeeded beyond their calculations, shall not de-
Z. . :om exposing of their doings, which will
/. found as extraordinary disreputable. With the
. perfect organization, they have used the greatest
r..>a.r rxcrt,ons. Their speakers and most popular
Ken nave everywhere been brought into the field
>.,,sy a county in the Western part of the State,
u. als had lawyer for its candidate besides others
5.,le Senate and on their Electoral ticket. These
5,ys al, taken the field, with common understand
NJ nat no means TO be left untried 10 gam
s....s, No charge has been too bold or unbound
representation too great, or perversion Of the
,..:a 700 papabe, for them 10 all possible
!, 7s Their candidate for Governor led the way in
Ii. drnunclatons against the gross amount of expen
cures winch being corrected and shown to be charge
adj. !, appropriations made BY his owing friends"
IN CoureSs-he then resorts to the contingent expend
.--. Standing army, census, Presidents furniture
go innny &C. and for fear Of failure political
..rrad, he pushes into the West and there claims IN
- absence of his competitor TO be not only JackSon
-se-ye. even Ia the Removal of the Deposi,es-but
liz Ur,'sru Clndidate, What desplcable resort. al
having eI"cuoneered in the East the great cham
rnn q! In" Wing cause.
w, have not time to push this matter further, at
present When the whole returns come in, we propose
!, a. before the public facts connected with the
election winch cannot iaI 10 claim the most serious at
;ra,g; The result shows in many counties, and that
too Nar,- the heaviest Wing has been given,
n :: extraordinary increase: increase far beyond
via, me population ustifies. Our candidate has re-
c,gcG n many votes did Gov. Dudley, four years
- and yet he is beaten eight thousand votes These
In.s be inquired into. In the Senate too in Sc
E-4 counties, candidates have an increased vote,
and they are beaten as doubt not, by improper
y1;rs The fact that the majority is large, both for
- Governor and the Legislature, is additional rea-
s.a'o: s,rc, inquiry. The party who can threate n
,,auce 10 the ballot box, vii! not fail to resort to
g. I.5ng, however foul or unfair.
IN Interesting Document.
TIE la-t G,u,,r confirms 'iAddress to the People
e'6r >ayeholdrng States, by the Democratic RepubI
ca members of Congress from those States signed
u Wm K ktng, Chairman--and the following mem
- from each of those States behalf of their Re
3Ig.cau delegations w: c. c. Clay, of Ala R. {.
' s4,'ls Of Li-Wm 5 Fulton Of Ark.-Francis Tho
la> =: Nd Geo c. Dromgoole of Va Mckay
d. C-FrIx Grundv Of Tenn Wilson iump I'm
q. Ca I'm jameson Of No.-Lynn Boyd of Ky
& Brown ii Mss-and T. D. Sumter offs {. ltoc-