New-York tribune., 1841-04-13

There IS xo;h;Es ilai car p, eitsd Foi'
s7cen. or modern t:.aeS als n bare4'c EEocs
ard eon.erv tie conduct OF tac Loeo-F oco a o. the '
;e-- of the ReS.try Law Il this citx Eve- ae Tasi-
,ec of ,he law v the Wigs 1899. they ~ ke? "
,an, cac- against IL and heTe ado ever, possible e.
t- % -, :, repealed Il ;ae would oPeay and s'Fi!
o-. and admit the truth ,hat wa an important
eck 20 te fraudulent elcctoaeerrz ersees wa'eh ;he
mad previously brought 10 PERFECTION saoec fee compel
ia .d, .aec sincerity Bat although ;ke iac; IS noio-
% thar the Whi- Party compelled TO pass the aw 20
- .,s.;.o3 Il TIC inau.aerabie frauds OF the Loco
ocos IN the fall Of 1885, which 80 oPeny Pracnced as
~ hoo, .,spec.c ard /. fact discovered. long previous
- tho cI.c,sp and which were on partly defeated by the
y p; ne enormous expcnse Of bringing or large nin'-
ber, from Philadelphia and other places to detect them
Sill; the untlshiag Lcco-Focos, party unite N FeSs
ia law and il authors abrdgr:ent OF he Costi'u
;opa rights and privileges and With an Inconsistency ana
1adihood nithou; any precedent or parallel they charge
pop the distinguished individuals who procured the passage
4 me law participation inc crimes which ths a"
Itself va, intended prevent
,b-;,v can 10 farther 90 And still this desperate and
en;r.ar facca ring The Oft repeated changes
poa tn. ,rcod-bare aal subject. WIKI the vain
or Of producing some excitement among The ignorant poT-
nor OF their followers and thus aid their sinking cause
Bp, i i. all in vain The benefit OF the Registry Law va,
,e,.c Al the last election. Honest Of :. parties are
satisfied .v;.h IL operation. and " j. Goi a. present ut
c-n;v guarded to battle the ingenuity OF the Iocc-tocO'
= re-oc-a,i.e fraud. upon the Elective Franchise it N
mos, a=urey be made hereafter No nope remains to
ina, progse unprncped and shameless party II future
from fraudulent device. elections They must ee content
70 coun: hc dupc and abide the 'esu; L. his respect
O,hcllo's occupation gone
We ore bound 10 notice other equally absurd charge
made bv the Locc-Focos against the Whig Pa-ty which the
Themselves more openly practice TO 'cnndaou extent
We nlude 20 wha: !. technically called Ppe-Layins The
phrase IN i,s acccP;nton mean, the employment OF
men u.t before election at exavagnnt ~age4 upon
some public work with obtain their votes IN favor
Of the party employing inc oucn charsc made against
the Wings present time is perfectly absurd as hey
are 10: in possession Of the public funds OF the Corporation
nor have ;hey he direction Disbursements But a. n-
ucd 10 the p.esen, Common Council, the allegation sink
ncv true in the literal of the words Hundreds per
hup. thousand. arc employed and have been for months
in layine down Gas, Iron Pipes this city. designed for the
Water Aaueduc; which pipes by possibility re used
in less ,rau wears according TO the computation OF the
Engineers and Commissioners who direct that work 1t
would really seem that the present Common Council meant
20 cavc nothing Tor poster do in the OF spending
noncy And as all the money thus PreInairy expended.
or more correctly speaking wasted raised by ouns paya-
bic nt some future duy they will ravc their
the f e., agreeable task OF rcayng IL But the mo-
tive wach nctuatcs nud stimulates the Common Council to
IN. extraordinary outlay the present time easily DC
OWNED from the that all the pcLuyng is in the close
n contested Wards where the Introduction OF few hundred
men who would vote the Loco-Foco TckG might preserve
the acendaacy th, city another year fhe act OF laying
down these pipes just this time in several Of the closely
contested Wards may be madness but only upon ;he Loco
Foco Managers have method in it.
But seriously !, il possible that the Electors Of This C
can tolerate ,uch shameless of the Public FUNDS Tor
Party purposes VIII they allow their estates and their
poserv cncuubcred with deb;s 10 the arloan ot
millions keep Office parcel of uuprincpcd and shame
less politicians Ii they desire end OF these Tia
grant abuses they bc up and doing they must turn OFT
and vote TODAY rain shine otherwise they sure 20
be perpctuated and increased for least to come
7'rarical Dcceiopment-Great excitement prevails in
Ovczo Tioca Co.. consequence OF the mysterious disap
rearncc of female named Jane VI Allster and the ube
qucnt discovery her dead body ItapPears ;hai she
servant in the fnnily of Mr.. Truman where She had
been ;rca:ed with knducs- On the evening of Nov
o. 1870 she was rcbukcd for negligence which
she took great offence She retired bed a; abou; 10
O'clock the mex; morning all the doors eadac from her
chamber TO the door found OPEN and she had DIS
appeared From that time of her could be gained
until the 9th ul, when her body found floating IN the
river al SINNERS Eddy, Pa abou, sixty milo below Owego
On her head discovered several wounds although It
was impossible 10 wi;h certainty whether they
inflicted before after her death The verdict of thu Coo-
ncrs JURY that she her death from causes Tn
known 20 the urv probably BY violence 1t is said that
the night of her disappearance heard the
bridge at oyego and that the plank, dsarrngcd, a.
If they had been taken up and badly replaced. The whole
affair remains subject of the vaguest conjecture
coed Ba,taess.-The Philadelphia l. s. Gazette OF Fri
day states that the of the Philadelphia Wilmington
and Baltimore Railroad for the las, nont Febrar,
and March wa. near One Hundred Taou.ana Dollars