Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-10-18

The Pennsylvania Fraud.
The editor Of the Philadelphia Bulletin can
&Qaz lhOpu6ls against forged returns, of which
IL yiiY Is full. There is reason to believe that
the Democracy arc playing a bold game, and that
thgy will claim the State until after ne Pfesiden
81 election, They did the same IN 1910. ard it
was not until the election in Massaehnsetts had
been decided, and it was CERTAIN that Harrison,
was chosen, that they acknowledges that the
keystone State had been lost 10 the Demoe-
raey
We are more and more convinced the more
claseiy 1esscan tAe returns, that the reports OF
contemplated frauds on tht part Of the Demo-
Gratis which were enrront before tbeelection had a
a substantial fouRdatiop-thas frauds toan enor-
nous extent have actually been perpetrated,
largely increasing the vote of the party. The
vote Of Philadelphia alone exceeds by more than
eleven thousand any vote ;egos. before thrown in
that city The PbAsdelRba Balletea Cndepen-
deat) mas the following apon this subject.
q No city in the United States has eyer
pollea SO large a vote az chat cast by,P hiladoi-
phia yesterday. Although the returRs are
probably not al fully reported, it still exceeds
by II ,2l7 votes, the entire poll for Mayor in
May last.
We hive also shot Gar shesd Of the largest
vote ever polled in the city Of New York.
The increase OF II ,2l7 votes within five
months is SO enormous, that no one can pre-
| tend for moment that il is a legitimate in.
crease. Al the election of May last, there
| was great excitement and II fall vote was out
| That there should be an increase Of l,2l7 iii
| five months is uttetly beyond belief. The
frauds rumored must have been fully carried
| cut. Il Is the perpetTetion IF such ouTages
| as this that is to put our institutions to the
test. The people can not long endure their
repetition.
The Philadelphia Ne,es (FiIlmore) has the
following upon Inc same suhjecr:
The GnRAr FRfpD. Tuesday last wiz long
be remembered al The Dog d ~ Great fFeql8.
Driven TO despair by the fact Chat an immense
majority was known to esist III this Statoand
city against the Democratic paIlys lis leaders
devised a gigabtic system of fraud, which
extended throughout the whole Common
wealth.
Gangs Of sooundfela were organized in this
city TO vote in evefy pFeeiat, and more than
ten thousand Illegal votes were polled in this
way alone. Others, after having voted in the
country, came 70 the city for The saroe pur-
pose.
papers were issued 10 7usn who had no legal
right to them aud tho glorks of the Courts
ure again hard at work, manufacturing thou
sands more Of these patent American citizens
Tor tho Incidental election.
Watchers were refused Ambulance, in def
ance Of tho.law, in many precints, that the
Loco Foco Ulcers might perpetrate fraud
without the chance Of detection, and every
possible strAtagem was feserted TO 10 defeat
the Legitimate expression Of me viii Of the
people.
Jrsr AZ We am. Tie junior editoro Of the
SRI publicity doclaresNihet he would rather
see Fremont defeated than a Union Fremont
County Ticket elected hero !''-- transcript,
i'm.
The editor Of tAe Transcript tolls an untruth,
and he khoos.it% Rather than see Fremont De.
feated vi would haye-a Union Fremont County
Ticket elected from This time until all the present
geneToqou were IN their graves, VIC would be will
ing to'spbacribe for and ray Tor the Transcript
ior the whole term Of our natural life and rend
u through before breakfast. listen 20 a spetch
from Rahsbofn every morning, and III OPPOSITE
hna AZ the table as oiton a. once scar Tor two
years Could we say more 10 express the .iuccr
~ Of our desires ana hopes.
/
<kBEp n pgroEE THE PEor1E--rhat Nm
Henry Chapin, Republican candidate Tor cong..gs
! fTon this hsaict was ugmmatel after Chi
! Dewitt fbe plaseit hienbei, sud declared ib,t
Pc msld not iun for ,hatof,oe another term. anal
requested " toaiato ihat was.t's de,enriaatoo.
ir pr'pt Mf Chaplin was nonjnatci 81 ue
mernisg end DeWia IN the Afternoon tons..
gccn'ly il q DeWin uitsis rdunipg against
/ Caa9in and not Chopin against Dewitt
5cbp N. DID, uldest vac a5iesi spisf iNe iate
itscHUof Ncv Hamralra. ena 1us.ntly 9re u
tAe rui9saus Of abe N. II. Patriot, hss come ont
'orhe Rtfnhican candidate and las named his
] only cLild John G. Fremont