, 1876-04-25

CAUIFIELDsS MARES NEST,

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cAUIFIELUS mAhE'8 HEsf'
Nov tint t'o esiuenco pes'lls " eon1e ots
in tho matter OF inc corruption IN wh'en
BARNEY CAolf1ELp toceh'iS cap'"sea tno
President, anu "hlen no nas spEe"o aosoa"
with so much ciEeanstantialltS "na e1"Bee,a-
ton through the oemeefa1'o newspapers, 'Ao
real merits OF TIC n'astet "ppeal 'au SUI"
that IT Mh6es upon 'i'e '"e' @n"s u 0opa'
iican Administrator nneaf1heu 'ne noS1
atrocloas coF1apnohS 'n0 eo'h'fS n'18 e'es
Kfs,"n.
nne 6.o'y o, 'no eot1upuoh n'ay ~, ~ I,'ens
to'a' anu VIII oo - ''sel's'' :" tooo' 20
aeht ohASs "Ss !, ~ ,Ao NY uo'e"s ~ 10
PoTa'nns, III" LIZ .'spuoe1n p"., AA =.
powef1u' 'n"a ~ n.a o'e, ooon 1oAoo
naa con'"paoea 1'se. - - 'uv "Au:o y ~
oy It's huPlreas'o' " N"' 1',o'A'
"ork of fecons'.4ot','' u. .. "nu os Wv pa,e"so
or the eona''s"elon'a s'het'''''sa' -. 'N'u !0''
70 the u1'er nS.ons'1u1'As ~ ~ ~ A",,o' V.1'.
GRANT was ueisn'eu ~ ro" AA
by l.,ooo ihe]or''5' Ano eountfy os.'e.s
haa gwen Alin 'ao o'es "ne''nt!s t4''''o1''5 -
5o'uoo. enough 10 oyoeeo." oh4Aouh ma-
1onty III Ne" 1oeA o!s5' t4e.o Nv" ooon .',
m honest sote' iact"uiii6 AAooA'5A Il tA9o Wv
lts majority o. i''"Du' hna ~. ~ VIZ, l!.o' ~
tho Guy WIN q oo"oe'nao alhJotty VI
6l,ooo' thus giving .he elccuon 70 SEYMOUR,
utl'otsa 'l' tsopapncaas n'>' e''as 'uc ~ seos @
Fo1e tnat uao efeF oeiolo ooon 6i'o" 4ot
my Of their candidates. 1t became apparent
In conpresa TINT GRANT had carried the State
h,, +,,;rtv or Yor.v thousand minority an Il.
- =. H., o.:..: b.
unuof Inc autho11ty VI LAG ooa6t'1"t1on, ~
passed law TO prevent ballot-oox etn1l1n8
md fraudulent voting by appointing Deputy
l1asshals to supervise the voting in oil largo
| cities where they might DO sent. The law
was framed in tho interests OF honesty and
tho purity Of elections, and against revolt
| ton. for baliot.box stufIing ia as clearly
| revolutionary as coup dstat. Tho
| object of tho law, therefore, was good, and
tho expenditures under it were warranted
and lawful, In carrying ont the provisions
| of tile Inv in New York City, on Supervisor
DAygspour's methods, during tho yenrs from
! 1871 to 1874. there wero expended at tho
hn,,,cst est;,nste S35, 900. so TINT tile Tress-
nrv ,vos i,ro;nnd l,y these drcadfrl conspira,ors
- ,ho rata of Sg.75o n year Tliy is tl,o
1vho1o ann md substouco of tie maro's nest
vh;ch n.asrx CAu1r1Et.p las discovered,
md about which lo is milking such hull
,nl,n,oo This il Tho atrocious infamy of
which Tim New York World SAYS, IN burst
NJ ,a,hos ond bosl,
rho moss mciapcboy news which /, has over fallen
to lot olny before tho public hardly excepting tho
assassination OF pseaa'nt LsScoLa, ~ 'Aat wlen W.
pnn'Sn a ~ .A.u ros,1o acssT s MT nrnxasps
crime envt1ops tho Administration and tue lsepub.
slcan par.y in 81 llaek an lut.uy.
4 fow moro election figures will throw nd
ditional light upon this matter. At the neg
election Mr.. KEENAN,, now United states
senasor mil ono OF tho most popular mel
Q i'll Now York, rnn for Governor on tho Demo
i urntic ticket ngainst Gen. DIX. HERMAN 70.
|. ccissd 77,9l5 votes, aud DIX 56,o29o; maiori
: ty for kEnSAs, 21,22 This was the ut
y 1noHt tho Democracy could do, with thu
: strongest and mort popular man in the Stint
| OIL thoir tlckot- -Four yenrs before, tho Dom
0 ocrass had returned 1886 votes, to l7.33
| for the Republicans. The comparison show
q tint in four yours, Notwithstanding til
a nnturnl increase Of tho voting population
J. tho Democratic vote had sllruuk from 1851
!. to 77,9l5, or 30,4ol votes, which IL just til
y number of fraudulent votes that were Ktoppe
: by tho law. The Nopuh!ioan vote in thos