The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-10-11
Pennsylvania.
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nr,lrcsponlcncc Of the New York Tribune.
PHILADELPHIA, October S.-The city re-
turls hCg ai to arrive at the Liberal head
quarters III about o'clock. AS soon rs two
or three wards had been reported it became
perfectly evident that the Hartrantt election
managers were manufacturing muloutles III
the most outrageous manner. Men who bad
been at tie polls MI day, and who had con-
soiitated the circfuly-kept tally lists kept
Il the precincts III their wards, and who had
come in m hour before with assurance OF
heavy gains for Buckacw, were ualoundcd
10 fad the officials reporting immense Hart
ranfl !n1olitir2. All confidence t!iNt these
officials would limit their frauds 50 as TO
bring them within bounds that would moi
he scandalouS, and evidently criminal, vail
iShcd al once. 1t became plain that they
meant to take 40 risks on the State, and
would put the ci;yvot large enough to over:
come any possible adverse vote IN the coun-
try. "We arc sold out" was the dishealten-
in" remark that passed from mouth to mouth.
Well authenticated reports Of frauds con-
tinuc to come III. y number Of Respectable
| gentlemen, well known in their precincts,
bring information to the Liberal headq,iar-
| tiers that they aud others were prevented
| from voting by the judges OH the ground
| that their names had already been voted on.
They We're all Republicans, but had declared
| their Intention 10 vote for BuckalcW. lii tine
| two wards where the negroes chiefly live
the policemen stood ut the polls, put Il ballot
in every Negroes hand when he came up, and
| made sure that he voted it. The frauds
which have been most effective, however,
| hn,.n r,f IN ha ,i,t,
has been entirely in the hands Of the corrupt
city authorities. These men had every.
| thing u, stake ON the result. They under
stood very well that M honest State admin.
| istIation would bring their crimes TO light.
! and they were Determined 10 win ut any cost.
| The vote of nearly every city east Of the
| Allc::hauieS is largely &ilected By the skill
| itiiy-dcNi sed frauds committed by the Grant
managers. In Reading, the fraudulent votes
arc c>timatcd at 900; i'll Lancaster, ,09G; III
Harrisburg. 900; and in Chester, 900. III
Chambcrsbur9 the negro coloni-ts from Y IT.
| ginIa were driven of. and the Liberals made
Il yisin. The latest returns make It probable
| that Buckalow will have 4 small minority III
the State oulsid" of Philadelphia. Tie Lihe-
rals have made gains in the Democratic co,in-
ties east Of the mountains, excepting, those
WHICH COlitdIu Cilieo VI klIsf tf"il>. Ill tuS
western part OF the State, the Liberals gain
in nearly al counties OH the vote OF last year,
except III Allegheny. Hartranlts strength
Is III the cities, and Buck;t!ew's il the coiln-
try.
CAST DOWN But NOT DESTROYED.
Colonel Mcclure, OH behalf Of the Liberal
State Committee Of Pennsylvania, published
the following bold and stirring address in
the Philadelphia papers on the morning after
the election:
THE TRICMPH OF FRAUD !--ADDREss FROM THE
LIBERAL STATE COMMITTEE.
To The People Of Pennsylvania
The successful cOnsummation of mea-
sure Of fraud in this city that must appal
alike the guilty authors and their no less
guilty respectable abcttors has made Phila-
dcIphia appear 10 give the uDeXanplcd ma-
jority of over 10000 in favor OF continued
corrupt rule in Pennsylvania.
With every channel Of power ready to MD
In executing the systematic defiance Of The
popular will; with debauched or plant eau
Vasaers to register $4,000 fraudulent names !;