The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-11-10
...ded Frauds i'm New
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lam il necessary TO publish inc oeP-
N.Y. 'o -. I'D, long documents, going to snow 'n"
EdOus' d'' as fraud made by the Van Buren, con
cha'se Nav York against Gov Seward "re"
faIoH u Nv. ~ be false-infamously false--and
land 0'" "s"r va publish the following from
lead u'''Oo which has the honesty to tell
D ''a,b The conspirators are p'oveI % 70
n' W." w w,etches, and the curre''t OF Puoi'0 SEN
Bju'ea "roins against them with an oVerpowef-
pen' - Thev deserve the penientiary, aud may
IDs i0lc' os,ice meeted out to them by resi-.
Ro'' 'D''', ood the following candid and ex-
We laval s ofthe ruth, in relation to Inc pro
n ' m. ", of.he New York Government c0nsp'ra :
\ ss'aS' ,,o Philadelphia sentinel--almost the
2Rr'' NV" .,,dd and fair Van Buren, paper in the
NY feN9 rho attentive perusal of Tory presses
|&un''N ,v They will find it creditable and
N '~o,,by in its candor aad o9ennes' much wen
, , Of Their imitation van buren as Is Inc
0'"l !. ito politics, it speaks out boldly and no
'''n "I ,sn,Obnes with tho becoming spirit OF
!. W." mndsd integrity and pa'riossm' the foul and
Psn "'"1 ,ooLs,y of even the forms of justice en-
mi
'ai Nv H.. office holding conspiralors of New
Ok' THE NEW YORK CASE.
CO.. h.ye endeavored to look at this case with
" sS;n%ce1 minds, and with an eye to exact JUS
lee, III "O rs we understand it, is not politi-
De qa',I soaI question, involving per sonaf char
INf p'' Tta sovereipnty and sacredness of law ,
Fler, IN. EXPRESSED will Of all parties, il is al
0'cn L" 10 hecn assailed by individuals, attempting
Sspa c "a Tho neope of their liberties by corrupt
Ge hribsd ballots This.s Il grave charge, and il
u.nded grave investigat and such Is our
"sJsnce in The virtue of the people and the in
'u of the established tribunals OF justice, that
ss should not fear for moment that evidence tn
',s;o The charge, if presented, would fail TO ex-
s'i ~. n,oner influence. But we feel insulted
n Wv such n question is mixed up with the oreju-
~. IF The marty, and its issue is to be directed by
vs. nn,blind influences. When a man is charged
i,h hinder, theft, arson. and The like, we have
u ',%na n do with his politcs-we deal with him
y, ,s, Wing or Democrat, or sectarist orany
II ,s,cI bot as a subject, aud constituent Of the
ENo and the court or council who should dare
invoke The influence OF patty prejudice against
G;m would be damned and communicated by
vN,ed men, as unworthy OF confidence or au.
5zI o,y And we see no reason why tho same
&,mcNe does not apply 10 The New York frauds
reyidsnce exists against individuals of fraudulen
rac,ces, let them be indicted, arranged and. tried
Fsodius to tho laws ofthe land, aud not accor
jop 10 the prejudices Of party and lot them b,
unshod not for party ends, but for the intimida
lon ofeyll doors.
n We dare not suppress our conviction that in re-
hilton to The New York affair, course of investi
a,on has been pursued, which is utterly snbver
We oralI law and Justice as fraudulent voting car
ossily be- Are we correctly informed, that
off constituted and parzan court has taken ex
w;o testimony, eliminating gentlemen Of The
highest standing, with the view, apparent, not 81
nuch to,ha prosecution of the individuals, as t.
|he prOsiraion of1 the party III politics TO which
hhey belonged? And is il hue that these ex.partt
saIcmenls have been scattered upon the wings q
Phe wind to every quarter Of the land, where no M
|hhate could reach Them ? Is il true, that caus,
like this, has been virtually removed from the ju
IisdcN"a OF the court to the jurisdiction of par:,
oN the eve of most exciting election In III,
#name oiJustlce aud of heaven, are these thing
&imiy reported May the veriest wretch VIII,
rohs or murders his eishbor, be tried in opel
court IN broad daylight, before impartial or sworn
|Epeers and must charge Of fraud and subornatioI
%fPerjnry at an election, be tried in gros shop
N" high ways, by heated partizans, upon the ex
Fme evidence OF newspapers
oW words may be perverted. We may be, a
have often been accused Of lukewarmness I
PW'y,sole it DO, if loving our party not less, bu
slre more, subject to the reproach