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Election frauds in Ne'O JerSey-The
New York American, remarking upon the
numerous and extraordinary Ioco-foco
frauds perpetrated in the late New Jersey
elections, says: "In one small district in
Bergen county, N, J. there are thirty five
Wing voters prepared to make affidavit
that they, each one of them, voted the
Whig ticket, and yet, when the ballots
were counted, although in number they
agreed with tho poll Iist-there was only
twenty-five votes for the Wing ticket. Of
course, thirteen Wing ballots must have
been taken out of the box and as many
Loco'toco tickets substituted for them
Other incidents are mentioned tending to
corroboratC the belief that the ballot box
itself has been Systematically violated"