The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1840-11-06


pel Of men against the rights Oflheir fel
lows in a county hike oars, is esposed
aud aveOged, and how the laws BY
which PrOvideuce governs the world,
heaP upon the head Of The wrong doef
mfamy aud shame beyond even the
measure Of the mischefhe has wrought.
The denunciatlOus of these transac-
tions is not confined to the Democratic
Press, and although counter statements
ofthe parties implicated, have been pub
llshed-sill new facrs are leaking ou
to confirm the broad fact, that here have
been The most outrageous conuptions
carried on in New York. The Sunday
morning News a.whig paper says:
"AthdaVits ATE rife, and perjury, we
fear has been al work, and we have
nov betofe us the end Of the political
violence which bastor years character
ized out eIeenons, and made an appeal
70 the ballot bo4 snbserviettl to perjury,
deceit and fraud Itish high time that
The honest Of AL parties should step for
ward into the political arena, and re>
buts those Who, to carry their party OBJ
jecIs, would PROSTATE the sacred right
of Suffrage in The dust
The New York Herald Ia Harrsssa.
paPey) boldly, says: "We do not see a
loop on which 10 bang q doSbl in the
choice Of facts nov developed. The
clear and Snvarnished tale OF Stevenson
is corroborated In every point, and 10
fact, By Glentwosth, Havene, Swart-
woa', McArdle, Weimore, Blaichfmd.
and all ihose who are the known lead
ere, par ercelience, of this Wall street
Clique Of politicians. The position of
Mr. Glentworth is lamentabe."
The Statesman says, "The Blatch-
ford, who figures in this stupenduous
expose of,corruption, back 10 1888, is
we believe the agent of the European
Stock Brokers and Attorney for the U
Shank. Here we have The workings
ofahe BRITISH MONEY POWER
exposed IN our very. midst What a
sight for our opponents 10 look upon
The New Era says, 'lt is even whis-
pered that there is strong circunstan-
'ial evidence that VIM. H. SEWARD,
Governor of the State of New York,
has been and is now connected with the
diaboIIcaI conspiratois. lfso let the
public authorities, regardless Of his Of
'ficaI station, Immediately summon him
to the bar of jlstice-snd If it is found
that he has even connived al The heIlish
deeds that are now brought to light, lei
him Do maae an example with those who
occupy a morv brmble station.
The citizens of Pm''2delpl ia have hae
tremendous meeting, ana are DETER
mined TO rebuke the scoundreIs whc
have aided in violating the elective fran |
chisf. Among other resolutions came
the following,
',ResolDea That this meeting has
heard wilhihe deepest modification and
trTsust. oftf~-tI toSS AND ~H0Rfiit
BILE FRAUDS perpetrated at receu,
elecIions in New Yo'k, through the IN
strumentaIty of PERSONS HIRED
for that revolving purpose. by MEN IN
HiuH TRUST IN THE WIG AD>
ofPbiIadeipbia, and
paid for by them and in their presence;
and that we pledge ourselves 10 our in
lured fellow citizens of New York, 10
guard by all honorable means Sgainst a
repetition Of the wrong, and 10 o-opor-
ale with them in bringing to condigD
punishment the men who have affixed
so grievous a stain on the character Of
this city.