ELECTION IN NEW YORK.
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AS specimen of the arts and frauds resorted
to in New York to influence the late election, we
copy the following from the papers of that city:


City and County Of New York, SID
at No. 90 in Broome street, in the said city,
being duly sworn, doth depose and say, that on
the evening of Tuesday, the 10th day of April, in
the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred
and thirty eight, Aaron Clark, the present Mayor
of the City of New York, then being in and
upon the above stated premises, offered to this
deponent, that if he, deponent, would vote his,
the said Clarks ticket at the present election, he
the said Aaron Clark, would give deponent for SO
doing one quarters rent for the part OF said pre-
misses hired by deponent from him, amounting tc
the sum of twenty-five dollars.


EDMUND BURKE,
2l9 Broome street.


Sworn this Ilth day Of April, 1898, before
me, ANDREW WARNER,
Com. of Deeds.