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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-03-05

mierer3utduin unb Au. nbercenten. Seine
5teQunS unc iein GinHu6 auf BE 9nae.
.itatnbeiten bee Qdnres Inb IN mi6tie,
ais bab mon auf itin perl6nli&es @tfal,
len oeer MiBfaQen oper ouf feline be-
l&rdntten militdriiden 8e9rife unb
Metsunsen Nidl&t ntbuen loQte. Sem
Maaen 1T pou BON yred tape" unt 5a6,
uno ie idneQer man i'm ron ieiiner milf
tdriiden Dyspep(ie furirt. relto better miro
e5 fir bas Qanp fem.
r@en. .Si9el bat r,ur, Elm &ommancn,
in weldem {, Mrbeit ppQauf une binl6ng~
lidt @elesenbeit CUR Gntfaltuns ieiner
Gdbisteiten flncen tpirb ; unp mir ia9en
Yoraus: rie .HebeQen ,perten In Weit,
@ir9tnien I'm Mtbem 9ebalten perren.
9errn 2%incoln'6 banpluna Miro nidt nut
pom Sisel'6 ceutl&en Greunpen, ioncern
Yon alien raritalen unionsmdnner,l init
Greueen 8ebiai9t rreroen, unb rie3utunfl
miro beneiien, nie @e1t ter prdlreni
banoelte, inrem er ii6 in tieerNnBeleDerz
beiten UNI 6errn 9aued unp te0en@liqus
niht5 betimmerte."
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-03-05
. IN ifbteS.

@i&tio BON @aibin8ton u,
r'pptpmae= q m e. General
Sees Srrerly 1T teiertirt. Ct 0iebt biz
Stlrfe pom Sees Mrmee ouf $4,000
Mann an. See errartet erit 0litte Mdr1
Elm @orriden unlerer Armee, I'M, bieie
Belt leuen ole feline 2eute rpierer tetlam>
men fetn. Stuart5 Neiterei 1T IN feb.
f@le9hm 3utanpe une il6pdrts 8e>
f9ift worcen, UNI it9 3u erbplen.
Gnce Mdrj erwartet ct, 10000 bei>
famn,en 81 baben uno elaubt bonn, fart
9enu9 III fem, iepem8 orriiden uniererieits
Ginbalt 3u tbun, prer ou@ unlere Mrmee
mad @albinstpn 3u treiben unb einen
neuca @infaQ in penniylpanier 3u Yeriu>
den.
Das Conference onite lber BE @bis<
fYiteuer tann iid ntdt etni9en, t,np es 1T
gut mbSlid, pae camit bic gauge 8iu
fault: far bieie Gpentualit5t bot ober bas
GinanS>@omite bereit6 cine onpere BiQ
in 8ereitidaft. mel@epetroleum, @bisty>
Eabad unp 8aummpQe un1faBt unb benz
@onBreb @eleaenbeit bietet, @orrdtbe aluer
Mtt ~ beiteuern.
Die lebte StIarin II pen NJ
. = 6annab Kelley.
bic lebte Stlapin IN Yenniylpanien, ftorb
ant Is. Sanuar in @rpb Greet 1omnlbip,
@aibinotomn County, In Zen, tpben Ml>
ter pom 1O3 Sabren. @ie eeb5rte rem
Derfto,tenen Sobn @arbner, friber Sef>
ftrlon 1onnlbip. pobnte ober l4cn felt
elmer &eibe pom Sabreu bel tbren freien
farbtaen Mnpermanbten in @roB Greet
Gomnibip. un8eadtet tbres boben al
terS etfrtute fi@ cie alte Grau elmer aus.
nebmenp outen @eiuncbeit, 70 tob fe ale
Mue1dt bate, felta ibre Gutl ju iter.
lebenr bate nibt Gin uuermarteter TN,
8lidsfaQ tbrtm 2eben Elm 3iel 9eiebt. sle
fe 1@ ndmli9 an, Neuiabrstaae , mad
BEN aufdeben an, 8amtnfeuer ipdrunte,
fn9en TIRE &leiper Geuer, In Gol0e better,
fe 10 tepeatenpe 8ranbuurbel1 ~bappntru9,
ta6 ne an, oben 8enanr,te,, Sage fart.
Sbateipeare's trei6unperti6t,
ri8er @eburtsto8 (23. slpril ;. So
mtro pom ben Deuti&en Ybilapelpbia's
feflt@ be8auSen ,perben. llnter Mit<
mirtun8 8ahpman'6 mtrb tn .aauxl4en
1beater n6aualet" aut8eflbrt.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-03-05
Saht uno @arperobe> Nrtifel fur 5errtn

gDir baten fir unlere lebr seraumisen neuen
gotalitaten un lere GintGufe eesen bic frubs,er
SABRE perbuppelt, in oerl9iebenen 8ranGen per-
hreifa9t in ber abl9t, unlerm @eI9aite cine
eroBereN u6bebnune gu seben xnt mir brHeu, taB
bahelte nunmsbra ais bas ausoeb.bntene unt erSBte
1T Minrelotc. fir bic utunft Ia be0.lten euten
Rufes uub 0ertrauens ~ e~rfreuen taten rerte
als momit uniere Girma ttebrt turte.
Sur. 3auleute i'm Qante erlaubsn mir una bic
Semertuna bag untere Betiueuuesn fir @ietsr-
c%erfdufer Iebr silultie seteQt uub mir ben biee.
;aa5riasn atnerm biuteen Ginfaufen aufplse in Ger
wage ine, gertbeile iu bieten. mic fruber nod
NE: un1sr Yartner, Ser 6. Motler, betbieTem
&e'ort unleres @el&dftes spr3uaeten hbernrm-
ruen unb tpire e5 in ieiner seipobnten @eife Fd
an9eleesn lein laien, iomobl g1bpleiale ais Re-
'as!Sertaute CUR be1cnberen 3ui,ietenbeitber Der
zen 8aufer 3u eFeetuiren.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-03-05
@%1@'ane's &dn'pfe suf Meufeelans.

@1etano's Sample quf Meufeelanb.
Der Gnslil9e @eneral Cameron bat
eiien erfolsreiden Nnsrif auf bic Mooz
ries in Neuleelanr 9en1adt. DerStamm
Der Miafema> Der md9ti9te i'm Sipen
ron Nutlanp, purre pernidtet: 100
murben 9et1ctet unp $50 9efaneen ee<
nommen-faf ale tampFdbiaen Mdnner
pes Stam,nes. . Der Britilde @erlut
betru9 IS Eotte unp SO @ernunbete.
Die 2pnoon Zines betauert in einem
2eitartifel ben ldweren @e1luf, ,pel9en
rte britilaen 9ruppen sritten baben,
aber bemerft, bic 9empnnenen Hsiultate
leien b66ft widtis, rersslalt rab ber
cir uerei9ite damn unter ben Gin0ebo>
renen. @iQiom Gbomplon, f9 ioolet@
mad tenn Sample Dem General untertper<
fen mplte, ater rur9 ben fleinen &eit
ieiner Mnbdn9er tara11 perbinpert purte.
uetrisens 1T Neuieclano nod LANCE
nidt paci1 eirt unp Spbn 8uQ m:rb nod
piel @elo unp SLUT an pteie autralil@e
Grrua9enl9aft uermenoerl mi0en.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-03-05

auna rer fruber fir tie Mrmse uno Glotte
0elslten 2sute. Sober 9nrolirte fam
ypr Der 3iebuns einen Grlabnann itelen.
pel1er annebmbar unp ni6t ieltt Der
3iebun8 untermprien 1T ueer in pergrmee
ooer 6lotte rient. @er einen Grlabnann
feut, III ouf 10 lanSe exempt, als Der Gin>
aeber por Der 3iebuns exempt 1T, ater
feinen Sails auf LANCER, ais rer GinNeber
acceptirt miro.
Die @nroQirunA5z @ummilipnen Iouen
ale Der 3iebung untermprfenen 9erlcnen
enroliren. tere,, Namen sun BEN &nrol<
lirunes>B camten iiterlsben ,pureen. TO-
wie aue Yerlunen, bic rrr Der 3iebure 20
Sabre alt 1pereen, ale Nueldncsr, welwt
ibre Sntentipns, Grtlaruns ab9eten, aus
aus bet Mrn,ee uup Blotte Gntla0enen.
rpel@e nidt i'm sesenwartiaen &riese 2
Sabre 9epient baben F; ferner ale mad Der
2. @ettion pe6 alien GeleBes, wel6e nun
ntdt mebr erempt ino; ca9eae1 lolen
ale Deittiden weroen, welbe inSmilden
As Sable alt 9eporben iinr.
Sober @eSooene fann ror Fem 3eit>
puntte, AT wel6em Ct fl@ 81 feuen bate.
einen Grlabmann tellen, S%crtebaltli5
FOLDER @crlbriften, wis le Der &risSslets
retdr erlaiien mag. unp ipu pann erempt
fem, unter renlelten B%epin9un9en mic
oben. (Wenn alio Der Griabmann BET
3iebuns oerfaQt, 70 1T Ter, wel@er Jpn
! 9eiteQt bat, Der 3iebun9 CUR Nufbrtn9una
neuer Nuf9etpte unte1worfcn.
User ra5 Gcmmutatipns9elo, $500,
be;ablt, 1T fir tie 3sit exempt, fir meldf
CT se;osen murpe, falls niht bic Namen
in Der llrne lribsr erldSpft ilno, in mel,
dem Sale lsin Name in eas Nac suriid>
9ebt.
MitAlierer reli9Ibitr @enr 0enihaften
teren @prl4riften caS Gra9en BON Wof:
fen I'M 6elre yertieten, lpusn, wenn &c:
,oaen, als Ncneombattanten 'aneelsbe1
uno gum Dienfe IN BEN 9olpitllern cpe
CUR Sbbut ioer oieGmancipirten sertren
bet ,perecn, penn ie nibt 5000 ;ablen
we!de gum 8elten tranfer unp rer
muneetcr Splcoten S%errpenpet merce,
luuen F.; eo6 muB jerer, wel9er ouf &c,
@ortbeil rieler 8etimmuns Nnlprud
madt, 9%enisente Bemeile beityingen, bal
er li@ INNER 9eadb ZEN 8sfimmun9el
jener @ori9riften benpmmen babe.
@eeleute, melhe aespaen wereen, bate1
ros &edt, binnen 6 Gaeen na@ rer STA
ti1fatton Der 3iebuu9 in bic Ilctte ein;u
treten. &ein piot, Gngincer, Mafc,
GnIon pner Maler's 0iete 1T pdbren
ber Dausr leiner Grnennuna her 3iebun
untcrwprfsn Die f%clAeneen Yeriune
fine Don rer G%nrpuirung uno 3iebun
aussenpmmen: fSrpctlib prer eeili
l1ntaueltde; ale CUR 3eit rer 3iebun
in Der Mrmee prer Tlptte Dienenren I'M
ale nod 3meijabrNem Dienfte i'm 9esen
mdrttssn &rieee ebrsnrcu GntlaGenen.
@us ben J ~ ei @ltersloNen miro II
, 0ema9t, unb e5 Ysrfauen ale mebrpflid
; tioen Bureer, BON 20-45 Sabre
j. q e 9Settte her !3iebuns. I'll
; 8efimmunsen oieles GeleBes III 8slh
: bon Bounty uno @pn,penlation fnpe
| Blei&mdBis ouf Gartisc Nnwenpun!
: wel9e frlber in cie Nyn1ee eintraten Of,
, funftig eintreten m69en."
I Gnrli9 miro nod telimmt, ba6 jec'
: fSrperli6 tl4ti9e NsAer militarpflid
! 1T uno eaB cer lpyole Bsiiber zines 5flt
Sen, Der seSp9en miro. 500 erbalten 70
! uno $500, wenn Der Sflope freiwiui9
bic Nrn,ee eintritt. Sn beipen 6dut
muB CT jeop9 BEN Stlasen fret erfl1re,
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-03-05
Dae neue Gcnicriptipns.G eiee.

Das &eprdlentantenbaus bat rie i'm,
pom @enate 3ueel9idte Gonlcrip:ionsz
8iQ ansenpmmen, NIT nur Serineen @tz.
dnoerun9en. User ertpartet bat, coe eiele
3mette BiQ better fem perre, als ras
ppr einem Sabre erlal1ene @cnieriptions>
@eieB, miro it@ 9stduldt fnren, bic
6etrtr In @aibinatpn baten ni9tS 9e<
lernt unb tt6ts Ser9e0en uno an bic
&ttmr,e be5 @olfeS i@ ni6t 0etebrt.
Die 9auptpuntte ber aeuen BiQ (inb
fplsenpe:
vDie Quota ieter @arp elmer Statt
iebes Town, Iownibip, Yreeinet oper
@ablpifriftS zines County 1oQ 70 piel
ale m5Sli@ int 8erbaltnib 3u Der 3abl
BET BARN anllbi8m militdrpfi&ttsen
3eute .Nelen> nit m1oli@fter 8eradf@ti<
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-03-05
Mucrnemefes
In
@inter : @oarcn

4atloeten prS Newzycrf.
.rbalten unb oferirtbem wubl,.am BON ct. Waul
opie Der lmge9enb in bcr REHABILITATION Nluauabl
unb ~ ben biQiefen Yreilen bic 5antlune scu
.. 80. SnQeripn IT, Comp,
X i5rem
nsuen Steine< 6dube al Der 8. CITRATE
1abe Der Bride,
81. pauL Minne1ota.
Su 5pl otoss 9ritees int, pie auatmein
fanut, bic Yreile Der B%aummpQen. Maareu
beutenb eeitis6en; ba mir ater einen eru6en Grr-
ratb BON eielen Waaren baten, etr scnter@ teio-
un5 eefauft purbe, 10 linb mir in Giant oelest.
bisle biQ:eer3u oerfaufen, als ireent Elm anteses
@e14afti in Der Gtatt.
Gerne1 babeu mir
&leiberfpfe nnb @aarem fir
Oameu,
ais @antiQen, @bapls, Gloafs> 5anb{6u5en
@trumpfwaaren &c. &C., iowie
Guide uno @arperpbe> Nrtifel fur 6erren
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-03-05
Generals bermans Expedition.

Son @eneral Sberman iinp 3uperldi<
iiae Nadridten e%inaetrpffen. st mar
nit erober fat beiipieQoier &lbnbeit uuf
@tlmdriden pon Sadion aus entlan9 bel
Soutbern MiiGiTppi Giienbabn porse<
rldt bic 8abn unb ale Brdden binter
ii@ ;er(6renb> uno bate Msrirton er@
reidt, pon mo Ct ilrlid an ter Mobile
nno Sbio 8abn ,reiter marldirte unit
u am II. 4uitman errsi@te; Don
b obnc Mufentbolt meiter mad
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-03-05

tsture bis Merioian fpnb ee
tcilen, urp ctenlp lan9 III e6
;pion bic Mobile. @ar es
IN mS9li9 in terielben &9neQis<
felt Die ;weite 5alite ieines 9r1bten Mor>
ldlD 5utEdju!eDen, ME ct he erfte 3uridz
le9te, 10 muB er bereit6 Dor Mubile aeben
unp mir merren in menisen Tasen mii1en.
Oh FIN fibner unb Muen u%nerparteter
@treib aelunsen 1T oper ni@t, benn je>
eenfol8 fonnte Ct tein idnere6~B elaeers
unsesel4Qb auf ieinen Gilmdriden mil
1h i6leppen T; au1 bat ct ftine @orrdtbe
bel ii@ UNI i6 auf cine @ela9eruns elm
3ulafen. Gr mub Motile errei4en, ebs
bort 8ertdrfun9en eintrefen. Die Be.
f:fiSuusen al Ger 2anpleite Ypn Mobil'
dnp jspenfal6 nidt teceutenp, penn ar
iclG Elm rnternebmen rte es Sbermar
mitten III pas 5erj hes Geinee6 9emast
bat niemanb 9era@t. SerenfaQ6 mir.
I Gara9ut MT Ter Jlotte CUR 6anp lein UNI
Sberman's Mtade ~ untertQbea, Re,
cine Mrnee BON ctpa 10000 Mann fibrt
Cine Depeide pom Nalbpiue som Is
la9t, eie Mrmee jfebe Dor Dalton uni
rperpe ben Srt wabrideinli@ nod 90
Nadt teieben.
Spiane, Die in Grants 5auptquartie
etn9etrofen flnr, melpen. raB Sbern,a,
pie MotilesS bio 8abn erreidt bat
polf's Mrmfe iei mitten pur9troden uni
beipe 5dlften liefen mad serl@ierene,
,l&idtuneen. Sbern,an erndbrt fem
Mrmee BON ben @orrdtben pes Qanbes
Die i'm lebetfluD porbanpen 1Gnp. s,
Woatspmerb mar ero6c Nufresuns uni
pa6 0plf mar in furhtbarer Mnaff.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-11-11

makes no complaint about wages. What he
asks. and what he demands, is, that his
children shall be educated. that his family
shall be held sacred. and his wife and chill
dren relieved from the hardship of field labor
as soon rs possible. That Is what he de-
mands. and nothing more than that.
haze no earthly interest in this matter.
not the slightest in the world, why 1 should
come to YOU and misrepresent anything hut
| have only discharged dntv in represent
ing the condition Of things as | have seen
them and | know them. The best service
that a citizen of Boston could do to the coun-
try would be to depute an honest and intel
ligent man to visit those distant parts Of the
Union where these great principles are being
established. and where these new questions
are being considered, and ascertain what is
the truth and what is the actual condition
Of things there, and whether or not they de-
serve the support of the people.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-11-11

ocrats ffs drop Of pure Democratic blood ever
coursed the veins Of the latter following the ex-
ample Of President Buchanan, they have long
since 'let it out
''In these remarks | wonld not be understood
as urging citizens to vote 90 much for men, IS
for the principles now represented by the csndi-
dates for the Presidency, at the approaching e.
lection but in case they should vote, having
ever been a friend Of my country. would ask
them. nay, entreat them, not to vote for any per-
son who is the representative Of traitors. or Of
the British aristocracy, always the enemy OF our
free institutions. Nothing would crafty the
latter more than the ruin and destruction Of the
Government Of this land of freedom, (ths last
hope Of the oppressed OF the world,) which
would not hil to be the result IL the leaders and
traitors Of the Chicago Convention should sue
ceed in electing their candidate.
I'm conclusion | will only remark. that the
leading conspirators against the Union, with the
thousands and tens of thousands Of the so-e.lled
Sons Of Liberty, who do the bidding Of V.llsn-
digham, their Supreme Commander. and Jsffsr-
son Davis. the rebel President, claim to be peace
makers Their peace would be death to all who
support their country and its free institutions
Like the three monsters OfPsris-Dsntou, Mar
At and Robespierre-they would leave their
country bowling wilderness for the want Of
more victims to crafty their peace propsnsitiss
Most truly yours,
JONI f. Wool"
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-11-11

MORE RAIDS ATTACK On OcuENsBU RGH
FEARED.-Rebel raids along the northern
frontier are the order Of the day. Despatch
es from Ogdens5urg yesterday evening, say
A propeller that arrived to-day reported an
Organized rebel force occupying Wells and Ma
ple Leaf Islands-l0 miles above tins place. She
also reported armed men on Island below.
A number Of strangers have been IN town to-
dav the majority of whom disappeared at dusk
in the direction Of the islands.
Five men were arrested and refused to give
anv account of themselves. They were armed
with rcvolvers.
4 tug boat passed down this afternoon husg'ng
the American shore with about 40 men on board.
A force has been sent out to recOnnoiter IN the
direction of the Islands.
Citizens are forming companies which are
stationed at the Railroad Depots, Nc- Graln Nc-'
are being sent away.
Extensive preparations are being made
A Washington dispatch says
The information of the plots to destroy north
ern cities comes to the State Department from
official sources in the Provinces.
The authorities in various cities here hav'
made ample pl operations against raids.
The commanders of federal troops have lnstruc
tons to infiict summary punishment
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-11-11

Does anv man think that a vote for Me
Clellan is patriotic vote? No patriot de-
sires anything less than the entire defeat OF
the rebels. The election Of Mcclellan will
be the suocess of the rebels is that patriot
ism?
The Charleston Mercury says Jef DaYls
has been prevailed on Ito grant an armistioc
to the North, provided it Is solicited in re
spectful manner" This, adds the Mercury,
will .raise The Jlockade By ia,id and sea, and
enable our people 10 lag IN a large a"o''nf Of
suppbes." 1t Will bring back the dcsert,fs'
and give ;he rebels IAN additional force OF
two hundred thousand veterans " Then,
saws this new admircr and adhcrent OF tie
Chicago Pla,lorm-'th thin # hostilt's az
,,.Daed. fae South Is surs Of slac.ss.
Can any loyal man desire to 7o;e iof what
will give the rebels 80 much laid and com
fort?
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-11-11

Gov Seymour in a sueech at Penn YAM
y. Y, last Saturday. said of the recent dis
coveTy Of fraudulent soldiers votes
.'I understand the Government has just ar
rested some persons in Washington on the
charge Of Illegally altering the soldiers votes
1t i'll becomes p Government which has sent sol
dcrs by entire regiments to vote in lnilana,
and which has controlled the ballot-box in Ma
rylan1 by the hayouet, to inquire very closely
concerning % few fraudulent votes
Gov. Scvm0ur then admits that the votes
were fraudulent, that the Democratic lead
ers in New York State intended to win the
election If they could ly cheating
He lies. Of course. in saving that the Gov
ernmcnt sent soldiers by regiments to vote in
Indiana. or has controlled elections by force
anywhere. But Whatever the Government
has done, he thinks forging soldiers votes is
no great matter
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-11-11

The N. Y. Herald discourses on the plan
for getting an addition of 100000 men to
the rebel army by freeing that number of
slaves, with promise to give them, several
", their freedom and fifty acres Of land if
they will fight for the confederacY, as fol-
lows
JEFF. Davis is going to free the slaves and be
stow upon them the title deeds of the seeded
States in order 10 achieve Southern independ-
ence. He feels that the sacrifice is great but,
he Is prepared to make il for the sake Of the
Southern confederacy. This Is highly novel
and original plan, and JEFF Davis ought to take
out patent for it Immediately. IL is cutting
| off a mans head to srve his life 1t is pulling
out the corner stone to keep the edihce standing
| IL is throwing away thing 50 as to keep it
/ Ii is jumping overheard TO avoid wettng.-
Il is leapng into the fire to escape from the fry
| ing pan. IL its committing suicide 10 get out
/ of trouble. The seeded States founeed out Of
| the Union because they were afraid that Lin
coin would interfere with slavery. They put
themselves under the lead Of JEFF Davis, who
promised to protect slavery against the attacks
| Of Yankee vandals. They have been fighting
for four years to prevent US from bringing them
back into the Union, where the awful abolition
lists might get another chance at slavery
Now. after the lapse of all this time, and after
the shedding of all this blood, presto the chief
abolitionist turns out to be JEFF Davis himself
Grant, Sherman and Sheridan have stripped
him Of his disguise, and the horns, hoofs and
tail Of the abolition Lucifer are revealed.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-11-11
Ghe 6rte press.
BURLINGTON
FRIDAY MORNING NOVEMBER Il. 1864


The Frauds On The Army Vote.
Every day adds to the proof that the in
tended fraud on the army vote for New York
has been carried to a great extent. The ex-
posure Of this infamous plot viii do much TO
hinder its full preparation; but az best
there can be no doubt that some thousands
Of fraudulent votes for Mcclellan and PEN
dleton and fer ll9ratio Seymour for Gov. OF
Ny. will find their way into tile lal,ot-Ho2c-
in spite Of all precautions. ThcProof of tire
plot is So oyerpowcriug that even the y. D.
WorH is obliged to admit it. In its Friday
issue it said
That men have been found base enough To-
commit, and TO attempt 20 commit, this offence,
admits. unfortunately. Of 100 doubt The evi-
ieuce on this point is irresistible. 7, comes o.
us not merely in private letters. and by word of
mouth, from credible unofficial witnesses cf the
things which are doing beyond the lines of civil
order, but n printed documents signed bv oti-
cisl agents Of the State Of New York.
a military commission composed .f officers
Df the United States army. is uoW sitting iu
Washington, for the trial ot certain persons
charged with attempting TO commit this oleu-e.
Two persons 80 charged aud tried 10y this CONE
mission have already been found guilty by .r,
and sentenced TO the terrible punishment o. .ui-
prisoument for life.
Having got So far in an honest direction.
it boxed right about and .cll to deuogucng
the government for having the fargers tried
by military commission at Washington.
where the frauds were committed. IJaTelo>
that no offence had as Yet been committed
against the state OF New York because the
forged votes had not been actually east. and
that the ''only obvious and decent way .or
the Z :. authoriues, If they discovered such
forgeries to be in preparation, was % notify
th, authorities Of New York SO that i.y
could take measures to have those who should
put the forged ballots INTO the ballor-box ar
rested and held for trial
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-11-11


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