The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1856-11-07
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From the Pennsylvauian, Nov. 3.

aour--WholeSale .4Hempt TO Corrupt the
Fec qrd Haaependeat cots Of Pennsylvania
-TAe .35oIitioniSts in The Field, .4tfempf-
ing 10 Purchase the rotaS OF the Cifiaeas-fhei
L.eqdiag Friends Of John c. Fremont, IN
PhiIaaeiphia, Caught ia The act Of Offering
.lfonep IA Poiiate tie Ballot Bor-I he .i6o-
Ifio7. Leaders p,oged 10 be the ..7uf5ors Of
tie Frauds Of Octobr-lise Men aeho Chdf-
eea Corruption on the Democrats, GonU'etsa
OF Corruption Themselves,
The following extraordinary statement wall
confirm the suspicious which have long been
entertained that the enemies 81 the Democrat I
&c party in this State have bren supplied with t
vast SIMS for the purpose Of corruptIng the BAL
lot-box ans, that these Gends have been distri-
buted with prof}igacy and pIofusion never
before pqualled in political experience lhe
Darties implicated in the following expose, have
heretofore stood high in this community lhey
hsar a close relation to the immediate personal
fortunes of John c. Fremont. MIR. Is. Hush
Plun.iev. ihepersoa who paid money TO Dem
ocrat. William NcMulliH, Of Moyamensing, Is
an uneasy fanatic at the Lucretia Mott school.
Indeed he shst,n partner OF the son-in-iaw oi
Ipcretia Mott. r. NJ Davis, Of this city, and IS
rs Intimate associate Of the friends OF Jonn I.
Fremont. aud doubtless identified with tfemoht
ard ties. men in California aud speculaiIons
The money thus pad to Mr. McMuliln IS no
do,b pnifien Of the SIC 900 subscribed 10
VIM. E. Johnston in New York and Boston, to
corrupt tie people Of Pennsylvania, and defeat
~, ,r;Il cf th+ majority, wAch is certain 20 be
,ieclarsd to.,,orfow in favor Of James Buchan-
an and John c. Breckenridge II Will be seen
that while thiS money is used IN the interior oi
the State to buv OF tn honest friends OF Mill
ard Fillmore, here, ID Fai4adeip.lld, a . c"t
lated for the purpose Of debauching our noble
citizens. The lac,s disclosed; sho" that these
funds have been distributed TO Others and It IS
beyond doubt that expectations are INDUCED
thai they can be used to induce Democratic VI
fcerS of The Election to violate theT solemn
pledges 10 the laws and to the plnelpirs oi
their glorious party. ~ 10 not 6etleve' hoV-
eUer, that millions ot tRl@ @oncy eoHa SGe[te
a single honest Dea1ocrct IRON als dhfy' MS
disclosure, coming, as It does, al time when
the whole community is rife with calumnIeS
circulated against the Democratic party, charE-
inc that party with the COMMISSION ol certain
frauds on the elective franchise on the Ifth OF
October. shows how little reliance is to be Pia-
.ced in the saHetimoEions and seit-r'9hteous
leaders Of the Abolition Fremont party IN this
CITY.
We advise our friends IN every part oi Henii-
sylvana 10 be on the alert. Ieegraphic des-
ratches have been circulated 70 every point, ad-
moGighing them Of this great outrage on the bal
iot-box, and we also advise our friends IN thu
city Of Philadelphia Tomorrow to be vlgilan
and wary for il is beyond doubt that linnens
amounts of this corruption fund have beer cir
eulated in PhiladrIphia.
lashA friends of Ni.laga fTilwl1Te can see ieos
g37f'y cr ~. - '7ft
fork and New EnrIand i hran,,bt M, -,
/midst to buv Them otFand ind,,ca tbsoo =, -,
their candidate.
Bet orr friends IN Er,v yoA, 9b.,.or1 :,
This STATE be on their grar4
The following facts may he .rsI,s4o, n.
Friday last, w.lI-kn,,vo las4er az ~, H..
mont rartv IN this CITY. r. Push pl,,nr,r
whose residence is No. 9S North 'T.p.j, str..,
sought an interview at his own bouse vi,bysr
eral wel!-known individuals oftbe lower Ward
OF this city. He disclosed to them ,.bat -
Of fraud and collision had been adorfad by ~,
Republican leaders at the late elsct;on II,
-ara the names ,,r ~ ,f,l,,r...
that time in session at the Grard rTopss am
proposed new scheme of yillainv for Tho prss-
idential election he slated tbot "a ta1 -
post FIVE thousand dolarS !, tba [,;t,, r,st
applicable to such purpose. The neao.io,ion o,j,,
was adjourned until ihe next day. when + was
resumed by Plnmley, he VISITING the bonSa ~
the parties in question for the 5urpose The
rsspit or M, ,,.a, th.,ial. - fe' Po',' W "t
dollars as first instaIment On the ai"",;. How; e'.
dav, Sunday. for btre seems NJ DIV ~ rs, ~ ~
such schemes, plumley called aSaio nnon tEa 10
party in question, and paid 70 him. IN nnrs-
ance Of the arrangements tb. ~ c,,,n I,,