The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-04-25


dates Tor the Legislature were counted in.
though not elected. The election was barbar-
were used, some white and others coffee
co!ored. Tho whole thng-thc stupendous
irauds-were open secrets.
Mr.. Ming next referred to the fact that
Gen. VI Clellnn issued orders in which not only
disloyal voters were To be- excluded from the
polls. hut the military was to prescribe the
/ qualification " voters. Gen. MrClelhn was
Democrat. and wis Of course inspired origin
ally with all the moaning and genius Of the
Constitution. Gen. Mcclellan issued an order.
not only regulating elections. but SUSPEND
ing tho privilege Of the writ OF hubcas
/ tiles might have fun sway ut elections.
\ greater number Of persons voted the Demo-
cratic ticket in some prccincts than there were
| men women childrcn' n9rscs, cats ana dogs
/ together llaughtcrl Tweed made the cleo
ton officers Th3 corrnpicd thS polls IN
/ were added to the Democratic majority
in New YORK and BROOKLYN alone. Tho
course 81 Justice was blocked up 10y crimi-
/ mails too grent 10 he punished; the act Of 1870
came in to throttle abuses In that year there
/ was nm election for members ~ Congress. II
was the first time this national law was mt in
! force. The Demncratic papers Of Now York
/ denounced IT, The people asked the Irrsl-
dent to sustain them in preserving order
with the hcak and claws oi the national power
/ Imprrcations mnedirtions and threats wrrn
| hurled at Gen. Grant, hut with the splendid
courage which never hlanched in battle. and
which was never dismayed by clnmor he re-
| spondcd In the order which the Senator from
/ Delaware MIR. BayHrdl WAS pleased to read
Tint election was the iaircst TINT generation
| crown Graut with her vote. his action IN the
historical des II Noycmber $50. was not for
! gotten. When New York next has occasion to
! express her judgment on the services Of Gen.
| Grant. his action in 1870 will not bc hidden
| away 10y those who cspnuse his cause.
The Democrats had said here that II cost
100000 20 execute the law; hut they should
recollcct that II cost moro than $4,000 0OOO 900 To
! preserve our Institutions and liberties ia sin
gle war and the nation was not now likely to
| give up It's hirthright To- save 5000 600. The in
terest OF the amount appropriated in tho
. ! River and IlNTlur hill would execute
ihe Law nerpciHaly Dsperse thr White
he9ESnf r teG night ridnr ID, diSmGGHn,
| and robbers I've no longer employed. and then
the expense Of enforcing the law will c"nsc.
tons to- be- jccded by Violence , and fraud This
wis the source 81 their insulting menace TO
consent to unwhoesomc laws and this was the
condition ON which the money Of the people
There is bit one truthful explanation Of this
| dark design-it was measure. strike for
party ADVANTAGE With honest elections he
I law for fair elections stands in the
way, and therefore. must to broken.
| OF the Democratic party think that with a fair
/ election thcy cannot carry the state Of New
York While they could give y hundred thou
sand fraudulent votes in New York and Kings
I County, IL would bo idle Tor tho five mil
lions Of tho Commonwealth 10 vote II
WIS struggle for power, fight To-
clutch the Empire State Tho nation has
tasted and drunk 70 the dregs Of the Democratic
| party and said Mr.. Conkling. we mean
To- resist YOU NJ every step md hy every lawful
means opportunity may place ia our hands
man, North and South. that the Government
should remain IN inr hands Of those who never
while or safe 10 give IL over 20 tho Democracy
governed and dominated a. that party Is now.
The Democrat. made no reply IL Mr. Conk-
ling. They wanted n vote. Tho debutc which
spriin.l m 3ft,ry,nrl b.tv.aen Nsssr. VOORHEES,
Blame and others wns uneXpactei Tie policy
If ths ID ,mocrnt. was tn keau oiiiat vote Down
.nI ~, r ,S ,'o y u,, ,Is "' n IT,,
bate One Of Mr. Blaine samenimcn,s had been
iweon him " and NJ Ta,on WINS abou, ~ be re-
,neteJ also when Nr voorhees, sniznl tho o,en-
SION for Iisplay' lie n,ad, a rather GOOD stunIp
speech. in which he brought in tho recent az
onittai Of some ~ tha Soufh Cnroiinn
prisoners and the postronemont Of other
enses 10 uroVe Tho insorrectness ~ Mr.
Biaine's indictment of Yesterday. Somewhat
nltnerru ny me c'll ph' NJ. hlalho chHIEsu
the procrcdlnts IN 1HdEr bonn couri as the
result oi JugiciHl n.sEtt.muREeI hhu n
trat" WIN WI otIe murn.rlsles, 10y WIN o.
irhoerS On NON sues W"ir 'o,n," pBrdohed out
Assuming ms iAct 'tnllyi ar, b,,aihe, c.Ie e
!Hly Sphtihi w" hr"uluTut Auhlh sttn-
uoh' o.ralen sour Nnromna ned,-
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60 q, 80 ~, '' 90 i,'i ~ w.
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"a 49, ~ w.. vi S'n II uii, IT,. -, "A IT,, ,
/ hurled apafta,,,'. .o,,,li'st ill., et,ta IN "A man.
nor unbs"ominr nn American senator Tha
i,ti. Wip,ot ro w. "a boj ~ Ht ",j
over In, tHs Cl'i,f Tustt,@ ~ The Tnit.1 stat..
H. 'Woi,.' NJ Ru,isr's r.r,5r. yr,r. ,,tt,,r,.i
with beat and indi,,untion
! NJ pintra mi ~ o1nit TIM, no a. d No an.
and alleged that he md only made II hypo,het-
| really. lie accused Mr.. Butter Of uitrrlus a
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