Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-11-28
NEW YORK ELECTION FRAUDS.

NEW YORK ELECTION FRAUDS.
The suhjomcd article in relation to the judicial
investigation which is now forcing into view the
stupendous election frauds, pcrpcirated by the
Wli,s Of New York IN the fall of 1888, is fom
the New York Herald, Wing paper. and con-
.cquenny entitled to the crcdence Of our Wing
friends To the attention of these we particular.
y commend it. The Herald, though a Wing
paper, is not so lost 10 all sense Of common
honesty and common decency, as TO deny, in the
fare irrehagable proof, that fraud, base fraud,
was perpetrated by its party. Aud with thai
honesty and lranbucss which should ever charac.
tcrize the public press, it yields conviction to the
power Of truth, and acknowledged that fraud is
one of the leading features of the policy that has
been pursued by The Wings, in that quarter.
/ MURDER WILL DEVELOPMENT
| or ELECRION RAUDS-UNGOWNI MING
I A WALL STREET CLIQUE.
The evidence which we published yes
terdny, developing the political morals and
conduct Of one of the imprudent, arrogant,
superciIous Wall street clqnes, has utter.
| ly astonished and COMPOUNDED the honest
and guileless men Of every party 10 this
! great city. For hours yesterday our Office
was crowded by anxious inquircrs-"whal
is the meaning Of all tbis" allow do you
explain i?n "What is TO be the rosul?"
"Are the wings such d---n Iascals"
eyes; and give The lccofoccs a chance,
they would be the d--dcst rasca!s of all /;
only they are not yet found out"
ala! ha! ha ha! hap
The community is as'onished, but we
are not asionished, 1t is nothing more
than what we expected. Since the fall of
the year 1887, when the revolution gave
| the wings IN this slate majority Of $4,000
votes, the honest portion Of that party has
been in the hands, and under the control,
of two or three Of the most unprincIpled
coterics Of stock brokers, spectators and
office seekers in Wall street, that ever
disgraced any country. This has been the
cause ofrhe defeat of the wings 10 this city
since 1887, and would be the cause Of the
defeat of General Harrison next month, il
his popularity, character and fate, we're
not in the hands of the honest veomanrY
Of the country,a and not in The corrupt hands
Of the Wall street cliques. For further
Developments in this most extraordinary
/, system Of fraud, ave refer our readers to
the additional evidence published to day,
which IS even more curious and surprising
, than what we gave yesterday.
Can there be any doubt abou: the truth
: Of these allegations?
We do not see loop on which to hang
a doubt 10 the choice Of facts now devel-
, oped. The clear and unvarnished tale OF
stevenson is corroboraled in every point
, and in every fact,by Glentworlh, Ravens,
} Swartout, M'Ardle, Wemore, Blaichford,
and all those who are The known leaders,
: par excellence, Of this Wall street clique
Of politicians. The position OF Mr. Client
} worth is !amentubIe He has been known
; as an amiable, unofending, harmless man,
, and no doubt he has been made instru-
ment, by securing the future distribution
of the Offices in this city. Swar,out,
. Rlatnhford IIavens and We,unore hnva