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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-02-27

sanuur %. 1886.
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Or Is = ", Lesgn =. Gas. G.Hejpi, cal Ohp1-
Jcs rop raltH rS =. y. LdfhaR-Order All med,
with slo costs.
SPECIAL TERM.
Before Hon Judge Bcsworth.
Jahn BtfLfr -. W. H. htdd.--New trial granted.
Costs 10 abide the event.
W. C,,iev r. n. y. Cio,i dnd Oilers Demurrer
overrgled with liberty 10 In days on pay.
ment OF costs.
ONE OF THE TRANSIT coMrANy's SUITS
CBp.fffU TOnd,ftW dHd nthrgs, 70 CofNfus N. Gyyi.
sp-Pans stock holders In the Accessory Transit
Company, corporation duly created, and 10 behalf Of
and others similarly situated bring this actor,
TO charge defendant for moneys received BY him while
acting agent OF the corporation. under written
and the corporation. The complaint 10 demured 70 on
the ground kat sufficient facts stated 10 give the
plaintiffs right Of action. The complaint docs not slege
that the corporation by s directors and managing officers
refuse TO bring action in the Of the corporation
For svRht that appears as 10 alleged may have brought
one the which n now pending the corpo-
ration not party TO this action. not obvious on
whst principle Garrison be exempted from LIABILITY 70
the CORPORATION, even could be established tnat Al
the business the corporation employed him 70 transact
was not clearly within its corporate powers lie acted ss
IA an obvious difference between an action BY the stock
holders against the directors and managing officers the n
selves for misapplyng and squanderins the corporate
funds and one against sgent wno hey nave appoint
"a 10 do PARTICULAR acts 20 recover OF the latter moneys he
has received and which by his contract he should pay
the corporation Itself Judgment for defendant the
Ssmurrer unless plaintiffs amend In twenty days. which
ney may DO advised, on payment oi the costs Of the
demurrer
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ca ana imprisoned, asnc cuted, degraded, sub acted
20 ihe greatest mental suffering broken up In his bu 81
ness ana prospects, and blasted character and family
kanapped Al abducted b. She said defs.uants without
any st or reasonable cause whatever and that sr &C
sucn exile 10 justify their sud rageoCs proceedings,
tnfy nave branded and published depozzent through
orsaos unoer their control, notorious offender oi
knoWn MANY 10 whom only the most opprobious epi-
,neIs could properly be applied. Ali which Injuries
hereln companed OF have been inflicted without
Test onsoie or probable cause and were knowingly and
wiilg malicious, ~ deponent charges and expects
prove And deponert says the said defendant; VIM.
4. Coleman is q man or great wealth, general
Pusd 10 Do worth from one to two hundred thousand
oonars; ana deponent believes he is worth cne
nuoored and my thousand dollars over all his
a. ots That the said Coleman and Jas
are now temporarily In the city Of New York, and
ne sFo MORN and believes the defendant Myers r.
ue wDssoory be here, and deponent therefore prays
,Ds tne SAID Coleman, Dows and True may be held to
osi N the sum OF twenty i've thousand dollars each,
wn! 70 deponent believes Is reasonable amount In VII
give Without ohculty And further deponent saith not
sworn 10 before me. this 18th day OF O,tober, 1868
= WIN. SINCLAIR, Com. Of Deeds.
NeaC York Common Pleas Wstlidm Mulitgqa Dr1iRfW
o3d.nt WIadm n Coleman, and thirty eight otheys de
IehdonH.-ordsr to arrest and hold to bail To the
She III OF the City and County of New York Upon ai
oavit duly verified, it appearing to therefrom that
csuf o. tacuon eexists you required forthwith 10
ares nliham Coleman the defendant in this scton
ana hold MIN TO bail in the of twenty five thousand
dolars and to return tbis order to Alfred A. Phillps
pans attorney, at bis Office, No 237 Broadway 10 this
city on the 2lst day Of October thousand eight
A. A PHILIPS Plaintiffs Attorney
OCTOBER IL 1856
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MEETING OF TIE RETURN JUDGES or PHIL ADELPuIA-
TALK ABOUT FRAUDS, PROTESTS, ETC.
from thtlPhllaus nhia Bulletin Oct L.

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TALK ABOUT FRAUDS, PROTESTS, ETC.
From thtIPhlads Dhia Bulletin, oct. l.
In the old County Board oom this being found inconye
n.ent, the Ns Prius Court room procured. There
beng twenty three wards represe aed (al hut the Fiji
teenth,) Nr. Alexander n. Brown appointed Pres
dent Nominations then made tor clerks and the
vote being taken, Messrs William Bonsal, william v
The Return Judge Of the precinct fifteenth ward
appeared stating that be held for that precinct
as the Return Judges Of that xard had informally
and he refused to deliver the any one except
The body Of Judges from the eIrre city.
Ihe President niormeo the gentleman that the return
could not be received under any circumstances That
no return could be brought before this body except
through the regularly appointed Judges Of the wards
The gentleman from the third precinct OF the fifteenth
ward then flung down bundle OF (regulary
sesed and markedl 10 d'ssnss ant deslrios that the
Body could do just - they U.sssed, len the room
All persons. except Return Judges and inspectors,
excluded from the room
An Alderman was hen sent for to swear the clerks
the Presideps ststcd be had authority TO adminstc
the cath. Alderman Freeman thea swore In she clerks
and the body oeipg regularly ofsaOized Mr. wm Yard
Of the Tenth ward objected the being received
from the Fourth and seventeenth wards believing that
frauds had taken place IN those wards
The returns were then called out-begnning With the
vote for Canal Commissioner During the progress OF til
call the representative iro the sentn ward appeared
When the vote OF she Fifteenth ward called wal
ascertaned that no vyte from the Third pre,tnct
gwen The cause was stated BY seven Of the judges o.
precinct 10 give the oturrs This explanation given
In card atisched TO the returns
Mr.. lard urged that the body bound 10 take the
Judge. Judge ""''' NV '''' -' "' -''- '''
The President declared that tho returns could not be
received
Mr. John w. Stokes thought the return from tha, pre-.
cinct should be added and made motion eject
He urged a for It's reception that the
Judges who sgDcd the statement accounting for ts
appearance made charge Of fsud lrreguiary they
oner an arolcgy Tor Its non appearance
A lcrs debate ensued bciwe the President Nf
Nckes, Mr.. Yard, and others. One gerteuan declared
that the mir ory here 10 kick no he'll although
they that they did not want reard business
tak fbQua ~ rftnnQ IN al That
the return be thrown entirely The President ruled
n on, OF order, and returns from the Fifteenth
ward were received handed in by the Judge OF the
ward
TO THE pRrsrpEsr Asp Rsruas Juoprs or rtE CRY OF
PHIfADriPutA:- 4,
We the IL do solemny protest nana the
reception Of the rctk from the FOURTH, Fifteenth, seven.
ieenit ard Nineteenth warcs D., w. stokes,
WM. YARD.
MORRIS H. PARKER.
WILLIAM LfNkEn ~.
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o,1aAcE ~ ~ oxNlR,s.-Mr. d. NJ Henriques. uler.
chant, al No 40 Beaver street. while bis way up town.
on Thursday evening, in the Bleeckcr street line OF
stages vas set upon and shamefily beaten by corols
Of rowdies. Mr. ii q harmless and inofensve gentle
man, gaze them no provocaon beyond attempting 10
ru up the window glass nj his back. This dispicased
the men, who Immediately beat and kicked him 70 ths,r
hearts content Not present offered 10 prevent this
brutal assault 30 far from helping him, one Of their
number In the stage showed him away fearful his booi
Gas be bleeding profuscy) would stain his wIfe's
thawl. The parties were nresttd and convened 10 the
station house. They are said 10 be tshort boys"
DErARruRx TIVE KINGSTON NATIONAL GpAys-The n.
ona Grays Of Kingston, left for home yesterday morn
ing Previous to their departure they visited the civ
Hall and reviewed by Mayor Wood who addressed
them briefly, comrlImentng them on their sodier,v AN
rearsnce n L. Tobey, Of the Grays Responded In a
ntune manner Inc eRys were escorted blythe Filth
Company National Guards, Capt. spcght who marched
them to Florcnce's Hotel where they parrook OF cols
ton. They were Ren cscor 10 the cars and took Their
NV YORK HosruAr.--The annexed Ia the ve,klv re
port of the above institution, TO Oct ls 1855 Remain
ing on October TO- 2ol admitted TO rs, ca discharged
cured or relieved, ss died. Q; remaining al date, 2el
Males, 29I females, -,
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Meeting OF the Fillmore and Donelson State
Committee OF Pennsylvania.

PHnApEIPHIA. Oct 16, 1856. I
The Fillmore and Donelsop State Executive Committee
met this evening at the Washington House John r San
deTson. Chairman, presiding
PRiastsT -Messrs r. y. smith, A. G. Waterman, VIM.
Nicbaus Joseph Hufiy, Wm 2. Smith. navis B. Stacey,
Peter Martin DAVID Stout, E. r Stewart. C. n. IA
throp. C. Wells I'd durund Blanchard J. Clyde, John
A. Baker, Francis Jordan, Smith Fuller B. T. c. Morgan
samuel Morrow Iehcrt Hart, Il. d. swoope, G. W. La
they and VIM. Koonz.
W. sanderscp. Chairman Of the Committee, informed
the committee that he bad, pursuant to the authority
Place OF Caleb ~ Taylor and that the electoral ticket
row formed, was as follows
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The Ohio Election.

From the Cincinnati Commercial, Oct ls.l
The repnslicaos have lost several Congressman In
such popular avalanche a. tha, OF 81, was not anci-
paied al this time by those who were only reasonably
san gune Galloway Ia beaten by three hundred maio
riiy The Third district In stll In doubt the iriends OF
Campbell and vaandingham each claiming II by . few
tbs votes viii be decisive We have private normai IN
that the majority OF Horton (repuocan) 10 600 In Ne,
All llco In Athens Ohio has gone republican largely.
The Fillmore vote s Insignificant, the know Nothiags
havirg m many quarters openly voted the democratic
ticket
republicans have certainly cst more votes than both the
other parties, and think about thirty thousand
ahead Of the democratic state ticket TAe,s g - La9re
fhat yretrdcf 70 support he "Cdtto2s Giysn s's'dat, :,
csetin9 scIidly di,,,eud btgs.a ~ .spu,.i.i", edt
peu,od Congress the dry FORK Of Long Run has been
dried up forever
From The Cincinnati Gazsste, Oct le
TIE YI.LMosE VOTE THIS cousTr MY. .sp vi % STATE.
movement, In this state 10 show that has been com
pletey aboriive. In one sense hosever, has be,
efficient for evil II has not done what I. certainly
might have done without any departure from principle
n principle was the object Il has not done what we be
desred@s,ded in ecctns county ofcer, and members Of
Cor gress opposition 10 the corrupt TASTY which ha
70 long ruled this city and COUNTY. This has M ,sed to
could poss bly, have that the vote for Fillmore and the
ticket In this county was utterly useless and
hopeless Nothing could be palmer than that the vote OF
that party was a. 70 State and county elections, en-
tireg thrown away. II vas desirable 10 vote FOR
FILLMORE in November Why was necessary 10 give the
county ocers and Ccrgrcssmcn 10 the B,chsnecrs The
only excuse this the part Of those who did not de-
sire fsnd know that IL most Of those who voted the
American tckct) such result, s that they were mis-
informed and actually believed success for themselves
possible n aay such feel themselves 10 have been
GROSSLY deceived LET them ask who has caused the de-
csrton9 en- whom have they reed9 VINO has pro.
claimed their ticket could succeed In this county, Who
claimed 70 0c0 votes in Ohios
We have said in sincerity and kindness what has
prt we'd true, that those who wished 10 defeat the demo
cratic ticket would do what they did not intend 10 do
throw their votes away. They have done so, and
now them look 70 the vote Of the county and the State
ne proof Of what we knew 10 be true, and did not hes
fate 10 declare.
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TEIEGRAPHIC

CoLuxBus, Oct. rs, 1886.
The democrats have elected 70 Congress Messrs PEN
de,cn. groesbeck Ccckerel, Miller, Cox lawrence and
Hail certain and believed that Joseph Barnes demo.
crss in the Fifteenth Congressional District Is also elected
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TELEG RAP II &c .

PrrrsBrse, oct Is, ls55
In The Twenty nrst Congressional district, Rtchic
republican, is elected by l,7so majority Mccsndcss
democrat.
In the Twenty second Congressional district Purvance
republican Is elected by laso ority Gibson de-
mocrat with the town Of Better attn 10 hear rom.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-19
in place Of william R. Sapp, the present republican
member.
The republicans have carried the State by about
plurality.
The Indiana Election.

The Indiana Election.
[Frem the Cincinnati Commercial, Oct 161
The returns from Indiana very slowly The de
mocracy claim the State by five thousand but the repub
cans DO not give up Norton the republican candidate
was In town last night and says the election Will be
tight ht, but feels certain he will be elected
from the Cincinnati Gazette, Oct 1871
The intelligence from Indiana yesterday looked quite
Encouraging for the republic On the strength of dis
patches received by way OF Louisville, the State was
claimed by the democrats but later aiyces received
night indicate the election OF Judge Morton Below we
give the reported najores in number Of counties re
ceived by telegraph from OWE s.
REPUBLICAN uAJoRrTEs DEMOCRATIC nAJo9uIRs