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Of New York, Oct. Is, ls41.


We possess Information tDst the Wings intend 10
re enact The scenes of l840 that their plans ore all
arranged, the precise nature OF which we as gel
have no, learned we are, however, induced to be-
lieve that they are intended 10 operate upon OHIO
Pennsy lvania end New-York The Tribune,
Wing paper, publ shed in this city, this day, says
several e cenes ToRe % snd q EecSa So Ina, you
shall be snre that whatever be the ahe! every Whis
done home send the right into the next town, and the
next. until all within your reach are 50 organlzed


rns done Ut home" &c. We believe, means
send the RIGHT MAn into the nert torn ard The nekt
until he has roted enough 10 make the election o.
Henry Clay sure, as tpas the case 1910. Prevent
''' . 80 ''''' '''' - JAS CONNER. Chairman.


EDWARD 8. FELLOWS, Secretary.


Nov we are somewhat acquainted with Mr..
James Conner, who signs this Circular, ard
we feel called ON to remark that when he perveris
cur plain language exhortiug our friends to or
ganze their own towns aud then see that neigh
boring towns are likewise organized, into afeconi-
mendation of fraudulent and double voting, hc
acts the part Of deceiver and villain. He
knows right well that we never meant any thing
Of ihe kind he knows still better Gf psssible)
that we should never have made such a recon-
mendation openly to Half Million Of readers
and the wide world il we had intended to make
it at all. We believe no man who knows US as well
as Mr.. James Conner does could even suspect us
of any thing Ike this unless he were himself en-
gagged i'll some deep rasculity.


AS 10 Illegal Voting and the Election Of l84O
the matter is too plain. In this City, thanks to
Wing Legislature, we had a Registry Of Vo.
ters and 1t was morally impossible to poll illega
Votes to any considerable extent. We are sure
the Wings poled none, and we are confident out
opponents pol.ed not many. And, out of the
City, take the whole State through, The Loco.
Foco strongaolds pelled fully ten per cent. more
roteS IN proportion to their population than the
Wing strOnghOlds did. This we have repeated
y shown from the Official Returns. We have
not doubt that of all the Illegal Votes poled in
this State i'll l940, there vas clear majority ct
5000 for Van Buren, and Bouck.


Mr. Conner and his party know very well that
the Wing party are sincerely desirous, are deeply
anxious, that some effectual means should be de
vsed to render Illegal Voting not merely difficult
dangerous and rare, bu. morally impossible. The
Registry Law which we did pass went great
way toward this. No legal voter was deprived
of his suffrage by that law, while Illegal Voting
was almost wholly cut off by it. That law was
repealed as soon as our opponents had power to d
it, Since which they have, once at least, perpe
trated fagran: frauds, as is notorious. We have
the evidence of one Of their own leaders, whom
we are prepared to name, that they intend and
expect TO poll Sir TE0asand illegal votes on
Tuesday next. We don't think they will be alb c
to do it.