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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
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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
Also Mentioned on This Page
J. Y. Sun
Legislature of New York
Albany
Gow. Bradish
Sanford Drew
Blumphrey
General Root
Geo. W. Patterson
Livingston
Chatfield
Otsego
H. A. Livingston
Blunter and Sibley
Verplanck, Young and Hawkins
Talmadge
Edwards and Maynard
Militia
Lee, Tompkins
A. B. Dickinson
Moseley
D. S. Dickinson
Furman
Paige
Hawkins
Hunt, Johnson
Blull
U.S. Dickinson and
Hopkins
Clark and
Works
Furman and Johnson
Sibley, Skinner and Lee
Hull
Fly
Peck
Hawkins, Ely
Dixon
A. D
Dickinson and
Clark
Wager
van Dyck
Tallmadge
Sanford
Hunter
Humphrey and Furman
Paige, Nicholas
ffTunt
Peck, Skinner and
Livingston, Young and Nicholas
Assembly
Congress
Nathaniel
Tallmange
Granger
Nathaniel P. Tallmadge
Congress of the United States
Bank
Select Committee
Auburn
Mount Pleasant
Thompsonian
Thompsonian Society
King
Senate of the
United States
Independent Treasury
Collins
Freeman and Messenger
Lamb
Pope
England
L. M. Collins
Ist
William H. Harrison
John Taller
Morrow
Red School House
Shaker Village
Buffalo
Joseph Iseman
Charles Beckman
N. Y.and
Erie