Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-10-29

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the auxiliary societies. and Abolitonss
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public meetings all gentlemen and ladies' are invited
.yiadcbury, Oct. 5,h, 1907
THE FRAUDS Coajirmatory aud Conclusive erideaee
Wing paper in the city of New York, calls itself
.,be Democratic Press; (us Lucas % grove) i-
,ndo from not gising tight.) What a wonderful me-
,,mo,phoss BY the bye is this! w. &. Rives in the
los, session of the Senate Of the u S. in which he sat,
J;.claimed with much warmth the name of Democrat,
Gar The which he was dashed with warmth and
.,r,c, Justice by his colleague, w. H. Roane. Since
,h,t period the Wings themselves have been stealing
our name Mr.. Webster himself has fegned to be a
LStrsonian Democrat Some of the Wings call them
.riyes Democratic Wings, or Wing Democrats and
here is Of the most rampant of the Wing papers
suminp the name of the "Democratic Press" Well,
,hs ultra Wing New York paper has brought up the
s,rances argumenti in the world to confirm Glentworths
conessions-and what does the reader suppose, the
ob,ee, of this pseudo" Democratic press in producing
The strongest coatempOraa Judicial evidence? Why.
10 show that these late developments ought not to
prise us-that to these facts proven at the
me IN 1885, three days after the electionas if what
not may not be true-and as If what was proved
IN lsS equally true in 1910. This very fact, how
ever only confirms the great staple of the present deve
lopuents The only difference in the two is that
NOR, taets.are noo brought ou-more names are now
publicly giyen-and more of the dramats persona are
brourh, upon the stage. But still we have of the
great Heroes Of the presen, day acting his part them viz
Young Of Philadelphia Here loo the men (not in
backram either from Philadelphia, going to New York
for the purpose of voting and actually voting Here,
the true function set forth; not pretended with
commissions go n. York. for the purpose of catch
ing the Van Buren, voters but to cote themselves This
piece of testimony, then, SO far from weakening the
recent Developments tends to confirm them, generally,
beyond the possibility of doubt But read the article
aud judge for yourselves:
(From the ": j. Democratic Press.)
"Bu 10 satisfy the Locofocos, some Of whom affect
great surprise this OCCASION that this identical charge
is no norey, give the following extracted police
mort from the New Era Of November Sth, 1888:
CLOVER PoLIcE.-Beore Justice Lo,endes
WEDNESDAY, Nov. Z, 1885
"Host infamous abuse Of the Right Of Sufragc-Yes-
terday afternoon Mr. Lafayette w Halsey, a gentle
man belonging 10 the city of Philadelphia gave nfor-
nation at the Lower Police against man by the name
of Hart Marks, whom he charged with having voted
in the Second and Third wards on the second day of
the election Mr. Halsey stated that Marks had admit
ted the fact to him, that he had been from Phiia-
dephia for that purpose, and that he at that
ment about proceeding to the Eighth ward to vote
again He also gave the names of twenty or thirty
other individuals who had voted in a similar manner
Upon this statement being to, warrant is
sued for the arrest Of the party complained of.
In the course of an hour after this complaint had
been made, Marks appeared before Justice Lowndes,
Voluntarily and disclosed to that magistrate, under
oath, the folioaeing taets-On Monday last, officer
Young of the Philadelphia police, engaged deponent
and one hundred and s1tysir other individuals to pro-
coed to New York. where they directed dsperse
themselves about among the different wards under
sumed names, and VOTE THE "WHIe TICKET" for
nch they to reeeire the of 1922 each, and tick
els for eir passage going and returning 1t was ar
ranged by the ploers of this patriotic expedition, that
the kirengS should assemble at midnight, at different
rendezvous Philadelphia and after having organized
and received moiety Of their wages of treason, to
concentrate board the Philadelphia boat, and pro-
coed early the following morning to this city AT
having arrived here they were instructed to scatter
themselves amongst the New York voters and "do their
best.
"Marks has furnished TO Justice Lowndes the names
Of ap,cards Of t,ceny Of this infamous gang, several
ho he has positively harng roted taeiee
three times Teir orders to cote often as they
could in many wards they could with safety, and
promise made them, that if they performed their
work well, the additional of FIVE dollars would be
paid 10 each upon their retnrn to Philadelphia Justice
Lowndes apprised the informant of the complaint
lodged against him by Mr. Halsey, and that he should
require from him bail in the of $500 for his appear
ance to answer. Marks denied having voted at ALL and
claimed the protection of the police TOR The important
information he had disclosed. Justice Lowndes replied
that the serious nature of the crime alleged against
him. would not justify him in dismissng the complaint
and accordingly committed him for further examina
ton. Warrants have been placed in the hands of vi
gilant officers OF police and every other measure
taken to insure the arrest Of these most debased viii
lains and their infamous leaders. This development
has put in possession the names of several ndi-
which shall be published in due
"On the same day the Evening Post published the
same report, with nearly column of comment, upon
the magnitude of the offence ofillega voting -(And
vet in spite of all this contemporary evidence,
10 b. huuibugged with the after thought, that these
good easy souls these precious Purtans; these Hes
sans, as Gientworth called them to Capt. Shulz, who
detected their foul Office and recognized them on his
steamboat by their rrffian appearance are now to be
passed upon u.s. who went to precen frauds, and
not pcrpctrate hem-Tell such stories to the marines
to the gus and gudgeons-The great body of the
People "are not SOFT enough for THAT yet Do yoa
think they are, MIR. Daniel Webster:
But what became of the investigation of these frauds
in IS: Gradually the heat of the contest subsidized and
the scrutiny into the frauds passed into temporary
oblivion. The names of individuals high in the Fede-
raj ranks were published and it was left to the pre-
times, to drag them into day. 1t is false to say, as
The Wing press has ventured to assert that this Gard
kept up for the of the present election. They
could not be obtained in shape for publication, until
they were polished Stevenson ascertaned them from
Gientworth, who showed him the receipts for the mo-
new; but Glentworth demanded pay for the papers,
Our friends in n. York refused to pay him. The papers
we're returned and all idea of making publication was
Abandoned and it not till Young visited New York
the 18th, that process was taken out against him
and the necessary adavts obtained Tor that pur
pose This is the why Mt this eleventh hour the
facts have been thrown before the world
FRaUDS-FR.4UDS I'm Ohio, .Nt,o York, g., S'c)
Proofs are thickenng upon US; and il is IN vain to
shat eyes, for the Whg press to blind US, to the
truth of the accusation
In Ohio, the murmurs of the Democracy are loud
and deep We call the readers attention to the letter
we have received from St. Clairsville. The Gazette
of that town of the ,h states, that "The illegal votes
in this county (BenonD polled on the 18th was over
400. We learn that in Montgomery 46l beyond the
enumeration and census; in Pickaway 25S; in Miami
372; in Madison, Brown and Hamilton the number is
very large so Of Licking The Federal Judges at
Bellyvile Monroe county, received votes of Federal
lists from other countless and of those who gave in the
names of Democrats and when the Democrats went up
TO vote they challenged These black and villain
Gus frauds must be prevented or human liberty is at an
end"
The Dayton (ohio) Herald gives us the most fright
full statistics this theme. In that county 1914 more
votes were polled than last year, and more oy many
hundred than there are male residents in the county
over years OF age IN assms na