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| FRAUDS IN THE PREsIDENTIAL ELEcTIoH.- l Mi. SLIDHLL, tine talented democratic member oi

 Crorgiess from Louisiana, on the fourth instant re

 peled the charge of frauds in the Presidential elec-

 lion m Louisiana. preferred by Mir. BARROW in the

 Senate on preceding day. He denied emphaticai-

 y that the late election in Louisiana had been car

 ried by fraud He asserted that the democratic electors received larger majority of legal votes than inc official canvass indicates. He would freely ad-

 nit that here may have been, and probably were, in- stances of illegal votes cast for the democratic tIcket. Sucl instances always occurred in every warmly con- ted election and especially in districts where parties are not nicely balanced. But he did deny that ile leaders of the democratic party in Louis ;a,eiher encouraged sanctioned such illegal vot- ;pg It was that arrangements had been made by tie democratic party to give a property quai6cN- ,onto persons having the other constitutional re- ouises electors but in 80 doing they were only acu,g partially and in comparatively limitel dis l ,ri., upon system which the whgs had orgs,niEed I .Trouehout tho uoubt whatever, that if d balance could have been struck of every either side, illegally rejected, or illegally re ceived, the result would have been large addition " o ue"ioc'"''c m"Jor'ty "' he State oi Louisiana. He i'a'i no disposition 10 occupy the time of the House by entering into details which woud proba- by, interest no one there; and he would, therefore reserve any more extended explanation until he should have seen from some responsible person definite charge than had yet been made.

 He would not indulge in the acrimonious langua gt which had been used in another part of this building and to which the rules of this House would not per init h'm more particularly to refer Some palliati"r for it might perhaps be found in the bitterness of dis appointed hopes.-But he should feel that he was no doing justice to the democracy of Louisiana, if Inc did declare il to be his solemn and deliberate csnvciou that netenths of all election frauds tha have been perpetraed ia that State were of whie origin, and in favor of whig candidates.