Bribery In InMn.
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Il Will be seen by the following statements which
We copy from the 81. Louis Republican that the
Loco Foco politicians Of Iowa are resort.ng to bri-
berry 10 secure the election OF Dnited States Sena
tors in that State


" On the 10Th inst, Immediately on the assembling OF
the House Mr.. King, Wing member from keokus a
!ocofoco Comfy, informed the House that Mr.. Mar
shall lawyer from Lee County, had been negotiating
with him the second day the session up tlat
time to vote Tor General pOdre-iha, his hrs; otter


suit OF clothes a,d 500 in cash which increased.
as hc held oil higher wages 10 the promise OF id
iat Office and as nluchmoncy he wished he stated
also that Marshall told him there sN til oUsand dol!


rs there Dodccs election. and III at Tues
day Marshall gave him fifteen dollars b nd the bar
gain which he (kng) by the advice OF trie ads took
These leading incts When King took his scat CHI:
and Conlee, locoF 'possums, and stated
tha, they could tale unfold whenever lntcrro-
gated. The House at once raised committee 70 invcs-
tsatc the facts aud the SerceantatArns took Ma shli
into custody During Kings speech is said that some
OF the royal family present and that toy loo ked
black u thunder cloud To give Mr.. Ming excuse
for voting for Dodge set OF Instructions procur ed
directing him vote for Foeo senators. Mr.. ktns
made alusion these instructions in his spccch-sLd
iha, every man who signed them voted against him :
ha; he received his instructions the ballot box thst
he was elected as Wing and should vote with his
party.