The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-11-09
Revival of the Fraud Cry,
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the increase in the democratic vote is ouly
lO,5Il, makirg gain Of L, 59I votes for the
republicans. They say that this surprising
growth of republicsnism here is of artificial
creation, and another fraud yell of largo
proportions is being "a 's9d. They can ac.
count Tor this only on the theory that New
York city was colonized to frightful ex--
tent. Moreover, they say they know the re
publicans bought votes by Wholesale, pay
ing So for them in the morning and twice
that sum late in the day; that
woRKTNGNIEN WERE BULLDosED
into supporting Garfield, and that the
managers of tho street car companies COM
PEELED their employees to vote the republican
ticket The executive committee OF Tam
many hall promise to give the matter their
careful attention, and if appalling frauds are
not unearthed It will be through No lack of
searching on Tammany's part. These re.
ports gave rise tonight to absurd rumors
that New York state might after all be-
counted for Hancock, and the World office
has been deluged with dispatches from all
over the country
ASKING FOR INFORMATION.
Mr.. William H. Hulburt, editor of the
World, has sent to all inquirers the following
dispatches
The democrats of the interior have done
Unexpectedly well when left to themselves
but there is no visible prospect that the re-
turns from the interior of the state will
counteract the effect of the disastrous and in =.
excusable failure of the democratic leaders of
New York city and Brooklyn to cast the full
democratic vote for Hancock and English.
1t is believed that the democrats intend to
MAKE ALL THE TROUBLE
they possibly can over the alleged fraudu.
lent voting of the republicans in New York
and Kings counties. The Tammany COM
miEtee on organization met tonight and did
not adjourn till midnight. John Kelly offered
resolution declaring that it was well under
stood that large number of persons not
residents of the city, had been imported into
1t, and had voted illegally, and that the
counsel the committee, Messrs. Wingate
and Anderson, be authorized and requisite to
take such action as may be necessary to pro-
cure the arrest and punishment of such ille-
gal voters, and to prosecute the cases in the
criminal courts of the city, and that district
committees and associations are requested TO
examine the registry OF voters and poll
lists for the purpose Of procuring such infor-
nation as will enable the counsel to obtain
warrants of arrest for these violators of
the election law. The resolution,
at Mr.. kelly's request, was laid
on the table for future action. He read
statement showing that the republican in
crease WAS > per cent, while the democratic
increase WAS but 10 per cent. The exsrRor.
binary large vote as compared with the regis
tration should also receive attention. A
long discussion followed, in which everybody
agreed that there had been extensive coloni-
zation by the republican managers and
lavish use Of money, ard all were certain
that Jamma1y Lad not in any manner sold
out, and tina. the nomination of Mr.. Grace
had not injured the prosp, cts of Gen. Han
cock, Mr.. Kelly then defended in half
hours speech, his action in
PUTTING UP GRACE FOR MAYOR.
He said that the Only thing urged against
Grace was that he was an Irishman and
Catholic, and he told the conference COM
mittee that if Grace was capable man his
nationality and religion were no objections
at all. Mr.. Kely's fraud resolution was
then adopted, and a committee of one from
each assembly district was appointed to car
ryit into effect.
CALL FOR A COUNT OF NOSES.
New York, Nov. 4.-Startling rumors were
set atlost to-day in regard to some surprising
action about to be taken by the democrats
national and state committees, intended to
prove fraud on the part of the republicans in
New York state, more especially in the Dor
der counties, and in New York city and
Brooklyn. Members of tho national and
state committees were ry mysterious, but
admitted some action would be taken, and
that promptly. The state committee he u
meeting, and issued the following address ::
Whereas, 1t appears that at the recent
election in this state vote has been cast
in certain localities largely in excess
OF the leg vote as determined by the recent
census taken under direction of the general
government; therefore,
Resolved, That it be the duty of the several
county committees of this state, and they are
hereby requested by the state committee to
examine such census returns and make COM
parsons with votes recorded as having been
polled in the various districts of their county.
with the view of sscertaining the extent Of
the fraudulent vote in this state and forward
the immediate result of such examination to
w. A. Fowler, chairman of the democratic
state executive committee, New York. The
unaccountable increase in the repub lean
vote in New York and Kings counties, and
plain evidences Of fraud in such vote de-
mand immediate investigation on the part of
the respective democratic organizations Of
the counties.
Resolved, That all the citizens of this state
in each and every locality who favor the
right of the people to popular government,
and who believe fair vote and honest count
esseatia to perpetustion of our institutions
are requested TO aid by all means in their
power the ascertainment of this result
Resolved, That copy Of these resolutions
be forwarded to every democratic organiza-
ton in this state.
CURsING KELLY.
New York, Nov The sun will saw 10.
morrow "From ditch to ditch. deep and
deeper into the mire, Mr.. John Kelly leads
tho democratic party. When he lost us the
state, defeating Lucius Robinson for governor,
and throwing all the patronage of the state
into the hands of the republicans, we were as
sured that whenever he chose he could readily
recover the power he had reckessy resigned.
When ne pushed aside our candidate for
president and gave us General Hancock in
his stead, he promised very large majority
for Hancock in the state. How has that
promise been fulfilled Then Tor mqvor, Mr..
Kelly selected a carpet-bag candidate who