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such would say lei New ork state, and C1tVs
| let Philadelphia and Baltimore, and all the
Towns and cities in the Mississippi valley from
Cincinnati, St Louis and Louisville, down TO
New Orleans-let PLAQUEMINES, Be your
ansverl Let the inscriptions, and notices upon
The banners borne in PROFESSIONS of foreigner
ia New York, and at the East, be rem nbered. !.
Look al the q ference between the popular votes
Of II and 40 The tremendous increase on
The vote Of 1910 caan9s be accounted for By the
natural increase Of the native vote. anu the legal
increase Of The naturalized vote, both aided to
geller Ii there be any who doubs that
immense frauds were committed somewhere,
have bu TO refer him the statistics of the eec
tions. Once let it be established in his mind a
such examination must establish, thal there was
a wholesale abuse Of the elective franchise ard
then furaisa him with tho PLAouEmNgs KEY,
which will unlock for him every mystery con
necied with the unparalleled increase of the
popular vote since 1910. We do know thai as
fhe natural za'ion lax now stands. ship loads ot
ioFeigaers just landed on oar s. ores nay SO for


ward 20 tle polls, ana swear lacy have been ual-
uraized bat have To-! .Asir certificates and tbeil
votes not Only ulay 0u. he law IS, StaH BE- re-


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flmous thing has been done by hundreds aud
,n,,,,so,,s - l,,,., ,.o,,a - ~ f,oo, caroi.,,
lands L, ne net h. .,,,s,,,aersfood 7 do NJ
contend that ru he frauds in orr elections arr
committed By foreigners. but that tie proportion
between foreign, and native corruption, is as
thousand 10 one. l contend that the fraud OF
&c 10 - =
""1 - =


naive 'oi ye' 40 "iii' IL liil- ti'e gun ''ss
Queh1 upon iHe injurious abuse oi 'ie i'sht 81
sUfrage. BY tie foreigner, is 70 b vi,ited IN
cry instance @Pon his own he1d deia3ed, AID ae
ceived - ne often 5. o. far the sreatesi, aEd
backesi part of he oJ um shoai res. u1,oa tH-
vile demasognes, and viIiainous politicians wue
devise a thousand neia'iouS sch-neS not cnlF


TO lead the foreigner like al unconscious vic.im
10 The Sha"'b - 70 commit me dark ana suieioa
CRIME oi PeJnfy' ou' a'>o 70 deceive M ana


"''ii o''' - '''s +" e'' = a'-0
legally halufaiized- S'f, II Is Lafc 10 ma@e lAe
c"aiSe "Heh Il VIII h.IaPoA sach Idr-enanber
oI The politicians of this country who con&9iie to
make he eieoHEe fl;Itiise h lLC I5IGs Cf tor
-ignefS mere thing OF traAie, and fraud, al
prostitution bal VINO VIII gaInSay me when I
charge thar such men are worse than open trait |
ors 10 their country. Bent alone on their own !
ehos o. i-a8Sfanaizement' by exciting The pas
NlohS' ana pIeJudiceS oi The people, By The ProPa /
CATION CT false doctrines, they open, and lei /
loose on the ballot box those foul sluices OF cor
ruPtion which must eventually sweep il away
forever With words of glowing patriotism
and he love Of The people ever on their lips. they
raihleSsly lead he foreigner into moral slave
ry at Po'e"t for evil, and more degrading Than
49, :" " ne human machine ia the fac
~ = INC ooin 'hfah OF ieuda'
,t;. la.....:-.. ''''''' - s'ety enc that
''-' . u'9in IS iofoad
..;l.,o,.,,r- VINO


'i-@4 'CJ WIS 7H A'i9'ocFacy OF or
- we're i''inS a 'n'> gay re would perhaps
SHeu 20 ma 'hat his remark was still 10
great extent applicable TO the enlightened A
merican democracy of the nineteenth century
He would doubtless too. be surDrixe4 +, SEQ no.
with all our boasred ADVANTAGES Of ,;,ili.,..:.
roGnen,ep, anl The gane,sl ,1:..a...
Ilaowlss.gs, there were sin as IF 81,
popular orator who darea 10 dune 6oc.iga an,
play the denagogue Bntif he lab,
he won}d readily ff,f The s,l,,tio, >.


M pvlo,l,;,,,; nolio


y ''ie country
60. g, ''''''i-
r. 49, 49, 79 ','' nm ''e>
worst and most IGNORANT non,l,,;(r
DIantino then, IN o,r shora