The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-02

Your committee report the following facts shown by
OF the twenty hundred Eve voihrs named the
rolls eight hundred and thirty found the
he e 81 he Distance homes from
pe S hat ss sf godes q @S &c
poll and X the s Ss .y s & %
from running candidates in several districts and IN others
s pon ri ss sSRa ~ 1S s second and Eighth
su. The quit clear Ss y me sseSna a vo
makhg eal Of eight hSnrsd and ", s ssa so, sns
the IN TIC si .ss TA votes, W leave. a s ss
Is accounted for wayhrs the coming in Of settlers
settlers who Mere in the secondly the dis
ad state q me TsrG Se hs we we're sSerSns US
getting testimony in relation to The names OF legal Aoters al The
teen confined 70 the act AL settlers unde
TERED sy hs pe.snee non nms % 10 on, vote he
the testimony indicates that the Council would have been com
he Sc M ilsHS psn Soane Districts
doubtful and he Oh s oh would have elected three
Under ike Circumstances the House f Representatives
would have been composed OF fourteen members IN sySr q
FcuIth Tih scvealh Eighth Ninth and Tenth representa-
The result in he Twelfth and rlnecnh Representative dis
% elecng Eve members Would have sssn d9ges sps
~ ne ,onaacsd the candidate. IN
majority q the and sewers. q them in both The yonn
ians or The dric, Tor which they elected required
by the organic law By Ina, se was declared 70 be the
ie meaning leave the people thereof
perecy free o form and regulate Their domestic nsu,n on
states 20 careful Congress he right q popular coy
CREAMY ha 70 secure 70 NE prep s %hp qemoy hs
he rssreoa gain, siayery imposed by the Missouri
promise And his right, 50 carefully secured was mus
by orre and fraud overhro~n Try portion OF me people Oh
The striking dnerencs between this republic and other
puhcs on his coninen no, ! not IN nc proson5 O. son
he ballot box fhs n1an he aTs; and only The
history Of our By Which "a osssnsa o &c Term
tory md such should have teen resisted by The whole
Your maes are IL opinion ihsi he constitution and
OF The United have invested the President and Governor
could only Sci sner rsssshs suhsn,e oi,hs
ae. but when received wh.s, before p s have beaa
70 fullest extent II mot 70 be tolerated that
iegLlatss fupctlons: and their enscimens should be
REGARDED a. null and void; nor should The 3ue,s s
bedeermned BY iseh % that would be allowing The
s s.n s .dss q s GS n ss 20 the
number Il legal votes each II .sd Council Districts Cor
Se duly eSeses 70 Ss coase and Se persons having he
hshe, humber tor se Gss. Of
said House The proclamation Of Tie Governor required
rss sn sSes S es sy. ssr The eecon within that
be di obsn Information 10 force or fraud 70 any
sc,s IN he frurs n he eleen whou, deciding upon his
power sds elections for force and fraud hey were set
In The Prs. d.srs because the word by lawful resident,
n NJ, ..s a bsooase the oath was administered by
O. w. Taylor who authorized 70 administer an osih
In the third district because material crasur~ from 'he
prne 81 farm eicss wers Psss:s a m Tss.p
Ia the Seventh District becsuee the judges were NOT sworn
10 hs Eleventh District, because the returns show the cleo
ton 10 have been held sira instead q by ballot
In The sr,ecuth District because The words by lawful re-
Although the fraud and force 10 Aher districts was EQUALLY
sa y hem r. snsd esraoass according 70 The returns
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