The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-07-24
az TO THE DEMoCRACY OF pHu,ADE1.


,dI MayiPE VI made the charge tha! fraud and gross viola
Ihaye charged and ask Of you an attentive perusa Of
CO SJ IRiisdei eiphta, IS,
P5SSTTsG2n1slly Appeared before me CHARLES NJ OAR
PoSi KELLY ad @ Who being p duly sT95p s9SOFdn law
division Of the Twenty first ward 70 the CITY Convention
h S on dn R ne or canae at snS Sr n &
SS9 OF Uisy Young man OF about the age Of
Gross Fry; that the said young man also voted
delegate from the soyentb division Se ss
Sfensn s ward for g. GROSS Iy that the same man
seventh division of the Twentyeighh ward aud cast
0I Fodn RSd JOHN ass '9P,
With b bo tG6 6 eGnyention are Bsrnay NY % %aP9@q21@ted @ @
on application TO the said Enoch w Green he was not al
W. Green the vote had been rocoEdsS S,rr y prrrv
ET,7 Sworn and 0s subscribed this Thrtieth day of
tSS-'",SSI Jung GHARLES NJ. CARPENTER Alderman.
u Pers, nally appeared before me- CHARLES NJ. CAR.
IEfNhITk an Alderman in and for said CITY GEORGE
and says that he was Delegate from the Third division OF
cratic party; that the Convention conducted
one ballot several men voted four FIVE for Dun
fn@ Tam I Sg saw one &
gate vote that when the of deponent and George
tenth ward were called on the ballot City Treasurer
yGSa & & but h9 voted on 9 % names S & o
room and that while there their names we're voted on for
Quoted by mob of outsiders and that it unfair from
beginning to end. - ~
c->~3 Sworn and subscribed this First day of July,
E~,~} CHAs. NJ. CARPENTER, Alderman.
Ciycf rliladc,pbias IS
PPeN999HRpy appeared before me- GHARLES NJ GAN GARv
MSHEELEY, who being duly sworn according to law,
division the Second ward to the City Gonyentien Of
the Democratic party; that on the ballot for CITY Irea
surer ne saw men vote on his name for frv the deponen
intended to vote for Persol that he men one bal
inside Delegates that many that were not Dele
Corrupt Convention; that the Perso Delegates we're Ill
treated that the votes some Of the Delegates we're dis
posed to prevent fair ballot and that TO the best of de-
Poments belief on fair ballot Pes9 w2pld Raye been
g. :" Sworn and subscribed, this LIST day of July
tS'SS CHARLES NJ. CARPENTER, Alderman.
CalyQf P&i'adelphiq s.: ...-,-,..,,-,
an Alderman in and for said City, JAMES S. WATSON
who being duly sworn according to law deposes and
Twentieth ward to the City Of the Democratic
was within feet Of the President, Secretary, and
IegTs with H. AL & OF whom deponemt is personally 21 ao
party in the room answered "Duncan,n and McFadden
s2 6 Ra1 & S % and Mr. obR b3Rs
the Secretary replied "I thought that was your voice. .
that it common occurrence former to
that not their and that deponent intended to
~ JAMES S WATSON.
Sa>>1,, Sworn and subscribed tins twenty-third of
t~.~} CHARLES NJ. CARPENTER, Aldermlu.
city If P1iIrde'rhia. IS.
Personally appeared before me, CHARLES NJ. CAR.
PENTER an alderman in and for the said city, GEORGE
w SOHRlNER who, being duly sworn according to law
division of the Thirteenth the City Convention Of
n there he a' o ShS woe no
a%t o Po % 5w f of then six or
of them voted deponent's name: that they would
and retire 70 the end Of the and again
and that had it been conducted fairly PeTs9 T9qd have
Sworn nd suhscribed tI,is third dav of LII,
'2>2S' GHAs M. CARPENTER, Alderman.
Personally came before CHARLES NJ CARPENTER,
an Alderman in and for the said city, f. IL. DEAL who
he was Delegate to the DemoCr%tc 6y from
the ballot for City Treasurer party voted ON his nSme r m
y that deponeat saw other parties vote on the names OF
vote for PeTso -'''0'0' 10
,c>-) Sworn and subscribed this Twenty.thrd day of
'22]7-,"S,> ''''' GHAs M. CARPENTER, Alderman.
This is to certify that regqarIE elected
June @ 1869 and the said Convention having been organ
d Ps 6 nt S g sg&trs & and
will take the steps to have the Convention
James p Morrison, III. C. Potter
Francis F. ncfs3H Garwood, SSmppel SSa9pdl Burns Burns,
r. j. Singleton, Edward Loughry,
Michael Kelly, e. Hagan
Charles ai 1ysaith smith JOHN oh PMItSsSSS MosSSsehy
George B. Laird, John d. Giles,
Claiming Ieidy, George Baliier,
Frederick Rentschler, John B. Metz,
Robt i. Christy Jesse T. Vodges,
| M, Seeher, BENZ. f. Jenkins,
| John Hoover Thomas Fury,
| Wilson j. Hansell, Patrick McDeyitt,
| Michael Gosin, NJ j. Mclaughlin,
VIM VIM Van osten, NJ Conin,'
| Jacob Aichez, George w; Schriver,
| Henry Wellbank, Pierce Mclaughlin,
| S. NJ. Cartry Robert McCort,
| Daniel Megary, John Sweeney,
VI. 4 Lining, Richard Van Deventer,
| John u. WesteF, John Tmberlin,
James Van osten, FredeTicE KOons
| Michael Daley, Michael Foley,
| Frank BeissingeF, Andrew Hazlett,
| Robert GleT1n, . r. Erickson,
sRG' PetsP Fisher GSsSPp Geo4Pso n BrooEo
| Samuel Faunce, George Rotan
| Andrew j Getz, isaac Dyer,
| William Sweeney, Harry Rose
James Kelly, Edward Lafferty,
| George Hot, John Hentz,
samuel sutton. Jr, Patrick O'Keefe,
! John Schmtt, b. Duff,
William A. Murtha. William Haginsniler,
| John McCloskey, Peter MsGoyern,
| John Nj. Scnerr, Patrick Guinren,
Patrick McCue' William McDeyitt.
Joseph 4 Heeber, James P Robbins,
James Reynolds. Charles O. Oarman.
| Charles Riley, A. L. Rittsnhouse,
William NH II. oonnell, A. Eckley,
W L. Edwards James O. Bechtel,
| f. H. Deal, John Pfeiter,
John Glenn, ~ T. r Cox Cox
Paul Savage johnson Major.
| Michael Rourke, Michael Baunan,
2alifS Phili5 DonoEue ii. NJ. Deyine.
| George Callahan, William Regh
| ToPo'S 4 "a SSinnnso9' Richard Saugh,