Election notables and fraud concerns in Crescent parish
The Crescent editor notes a quiet election in a parish with large white and Republican majorities amid Reconstruction turmoil. It highlights registered voter gaps, disfranchisement, and a strong Constitution win, while pointing to alleged fraud by two Irish-surnamed suspects tied to fraudulent papers and two beef drovers cleared of larceny charges.
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Frauds and tensions shadow New Orleans politics
The piece accuses carpet-baggers and freedmen of large scale fraud at the polls, contrasting 1844 and 1855 schemes with recent alleged voter coercion. It lists incidents near Opelousas and criticizes Reconstruction era officeholders as unfit, urging scrutiny and resistance to radicalism.
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Radical Tricks at Ely Gaara Sa Sao Bet
A fragmented notice describes unusual maneuvers and chattel handling amid a local event. Details are unclear, but the piece hints at a transfer or exchange process and notes involvement of Community Affairs. No dates or full names are confirmed in the readable text.
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