Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1848-09-21

| IowA-ANnTHER SHAMEFUL OUTRAGE
The election of two Locolocos to Congress
in Iowa has been announced. here ism.
dispute as to the election of one OF them, MI
| Lettier. The other one, Mr. Thompson, i,
is alledge,l, is returned elected by FRAUD
Daniel +. Miller. Wing, having majority
of the votes. The cnunlv of Monroe, which
gave him majority of 4S3 and elected him
was returned as having given him only q
majority. In this way. Thompson, Loco.
f0co, was returned as elected
The story is briefly this I'm July last two
election precincts in Monroe county were
established by Loco Commissioners, and
care taken to have all straight, so that the
Wings conld take no advantage, as the vote
was expected 10 be i.ocofcco. Symptoms
of determination 10 vote the Whis ticket
appeared among the voters of the new pre-
cincls "A consultation was held among The
leading Locos. The Secretary of Stale pro-
POSED BET that Miller would not get the
certificate for Cong eSs. and they succeeded
in obtaining pledge from the Clerk to car
ry out their plans. The next day The judge
Of one of the new precincts brought in the
returns, but the Clerk refused TO receive
them. Subsequently, the judge again orOr
in the poll books aud left them with The
Cle' k, telling him that he had now perform.
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little, and the cahel became suspicious that
he would finally ACT in conformity with his
oath and count the votes In IL short tine
the poll books were missing. II was rumor.
ed they were stolen! The board mel'in
secret 20 .canNass the votes. and when the
doors we're Unlocked, the result ia the cnun-
~ wns declared, without amy notice what.
ever being taken Of the vote of the precinct
said 10 have been stolen. The law makes it
the duly of the judge of the election 10 re-
turn the poll books, and of the Clc,k to open
them and abstract the yoles truly, in the
presence of two justices. This he neglect
ell To do, and lie has thus defrauded the
electors. We shall see if the people snbn.it
To this nefarious fraud !-Cincinnati Gaz.
ON THE STUMP The old, tried and true
Wing leaders of the State; men, up TO whom
in times OF darkness and peril, the counter.
ances of the Wings Of Ohio have ever been
turned for counsel and deliverancc-men,
who hive never tal,ered aud who have nev.
err been suspected, whose history IL not the
history of a day, and whose faith is no new
cha pier 10 recent revel alton, are now be-
fore the people dong strong and effective
duty in suppor, of Wing measures aSd
Wing men. The people Of the State Of Ohio
have Heard Of Ewing. cofwin, Vinton, De,
Iano, Anthony, Hunter, Green. Mason, Col
lier, Goddard, Stanton -their voices will in,
spire courage, their words give confidence
aud their reasons carry conviction. Erro,
| is already falling before them, and ina
| trn,h which, although crushed never expire.
is rising, healed Of It's wounds and rrepar-
ing for It's day Of glorious triumph! = gag
| 7}s'7 DISC ,3i'@ ,5sta Ohio STATE Journal
| n1sInleiIigente bias lie. IA received il
Boston of the death Of Lieutenant Dale
auachea 10 The Dead Sea Expeditions. -
&1rLonisa .--ovage. charged with the murde
ofPeHie Brenlond. in New York. has been triet
and acquitted ra4 ssf GW ssT