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Freeman And Messenger

Location

Lodi, New York, United States of America

Date

Jan 30, 1840

Page

4

New Jersey Election Dispute Remonstrants Claim Massive Fraud

The document argues that the state election was corrupted by illegal votes and miscounting, alleging alien ballots, fraudulent practices in Saddle River and Perth Amboy, and a concerted effort by administration supporters to defraud legal voters. It cites inspector misconduct, unsupported alien-vote acceptance, and demands scrutiny of actual votes. It also reports theft of Gibbs Wansiley treasure at Coney Island and legislative actions in New York and Albany.

State of New Jersey Iito Saddle River Berpen Perth Amboy Middlesex Millville Cumberland New- Jersey Airens Newton Hardeston Byrum and Vernon Sussex New Jersey Gibbs Wansiley Coney Jatand Gibbs and Wansley Vineyard Philadelphia Long Island Southampton Light Wansley

News Briefs From Early Times Include Flood Fears And Fire

In today’s item, Harrison and Taller are listed for president and vice president. A south wind and warm rain melt snow, risking floods if the pattern lasts. Dr Morrow gave Sabbath lectures at Red School House, praised for eloquence and religious impact. Winter is unusually severe, Albany and Shaker Village report record lows. A house in Eden owned by George Lamy burned with loss around 2000, no insurance, meat curing fire blamed. Two German workers on the New York and Erie Railroad, Joseph Iseman and Charles Beckman, died when a rock fell on them. Details surface on the steamboat Lerington disaster, with three survivors named Manchester, Hilliard, and Charles Smith. the fourth survivor Darit Cralen endured hours afloat on a bale of cotton before rescue.

Senate Tompkins Nicholas Humphrey Renta Rensselaerwyck Maynard, Young and Tallmadge Board of Internal Improvement Sibley Dickinson and Furman U. S Root, Edwards and Verplanck Osborn D. Steward Kaible and Welch Taylor Roosevelt Simmons Wheaton Hawley Hubbard Boyd, McKinstry Hageman and French Lawrence, Conklin, Sprague, Bogart and Townsend C. E. Clark Denniston Dyer Lay Fraser Messrs E. Clark G. Brown Williamson Niles J. Stewart A. Smith Swartwout Goodyear Fraser and Russell Counies Crocker Strong Walker Bristol Trowbridge Marvin Dana Benedict Allaben Welsh Pratt Smith Barnes Spofford Miller Isaac Simpson Little Overbaugh Plumb Enos Healy Bedell A. G. Chatfield Mercereau North St. John and Boughton Farrington T. H. Porter W. D. French Morley and Devendorf C. Clark Morgan, Bryan Z. Clark Mesara Phelps Bryson Lydol Bassler Veeder J. Johnson Cady, Peck Toffey Dawley House Mr. Taylor New York Hertell George Lamy Eden Manchester Hilliard Charles Smith Darit Cralen Eoton

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