s. p,aauernines Frauds.
{"character_count": 3033, "word_count": 574, "ccnet_language_score": [0.9419000148773193], "ccnet_perplexity": [1751.5999755859375], "fasttext_language": ["en"]}
-rLa svdsnce about these frauds coisscteo oy 'iis
~ o.ra,rs CIsv Club Committee, is in course OF


...,...,;a, The FIRST statement is that OF Jonn
CHI, stsward on the steanbou; Agnes; he s"eafs
,bs, the louor on the boat was furnished ey Judge


aonord. tha, the haad5 on the boat as wen uS ni''
self voted: that he not twenty years o' esf, "a'
asked no questions abou, tex receipts or quahne1-
tious. and tina, the Csptan told him TO To'e' "n'Cn
ba All three several tines on the same day. foiK
and Dallas ticket. with others on the boat 'uoge
Leonard being about the polls. The next s'aIe"e''
| is that Of J. B. Wilkinson, who s#ea's' 'Ha. IN
polls were opened tweaty inmates before NE ''s'
and that upon demanding 10 have cne o le 'ots,s ts
ian lrishrnanl sworp as the CieiN WIS ..,s
~ administer the oath, the Sheriff reacnee ac'I:s
ths ,qha ard forcibiy vrsrched the bcok rom iiS
had and syvore that lie would rot perEli' lhe o'
! % he administered. Next, GENES Apdfe" 81,
who was carpenter OF the steamboat snes "sn' I


the ,r;p 10 the Baiize; informed the cap'ein ne
was minor, but :hat was consdercu o ~. ~ -.
,srce and he voted the Polk and Dallas ucSeI WE
he swe.rs that Judge Leonard was on ths s,eaIli-
bosf furnished LIQUOR and opened his vote ana pas
! cod il into the baiiot-boI. Then, co'Ees oI'niIe


A Western. who swears he was on the S'es''i04a'
Aenss, or Sunday, and left New-ofleans ior uie
Parish Of Paqaemnes. WIN .5 1uTse SCI in pssseu
rers. who were piled with liquor oy 'uuse


es, eo1srSs servants aud swears thathe saw PER
sons vote twice. s,,- .rs,;,


Nextcomes the statement OF E. Seymour Austln I'M
who had bsen pilot or the sieamsf 5gnes, ana
who swears to the game facts in relation M 10 me m
ljouor. Judge Leonard, whc coni!oilsd aii @ .as
roo-emen,s of the boar, and says the boat o''en
stoppsd bv Judge Leonard's direction, and tooK on
passengers many of them fishermen, who votes un,
der the judges eve, several be saw who T1,ea zoe.
teice, and one or two who voted three ti'es. MS
witness saw man by The name OF Andrew Csr- ar
Isle 90 70 the polls with e Whg ticket and one.
the same to the Judge Of the election who hsnnso
il 10 man near the polls, the latter tore II IN Pieses
stamped il on the floor, and then handed tne JGoSe


Polk & Dallas ticket, who polled It, IN the pace g
of the other Then comes the statement of Il; ".
| Geary, swearing to similar fact Next we nave
the statement Of w. w. McGavy, who went Gown
to the POLLS at Plaquemioes, for the purpose OF pre-
venting persons from ~ Orleans, voting there; ana
and that of Lewis Valliantcount who went ior 're
same purpose. They swear that they saw persons
vote who came from New Orleans, and give their
names; that no folded tickets allowed TO be p1t
into the Ballot-boz, that the Judge would not al
low a votes 10 be sworn and that ciay vote was
refused. These are abstracts Of part oi the sthe'
men,s, which we find in the New Or'sans paners;
still those in store arc said 10 be more extraordinary
| if possible, than these.