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'N' 80 "a lMornn- News.
n The Neus does not see ft to state that
this DOES .include' the nine hundred and odd
majority for Polk obtained in Plaquenines by
the most shameless frauds that ever disgraced a
Popular Election. Why do no! the News ano
its allies take some netice of The astounding
sfidsvits published in our last, showing that men
who had already voted in New Orleans voted
three times for Polk in Paquemines, and while
illegal votes for Polk were polled there by the
steamboat load, vote for Clay was thrown down,
and Polk ballot put in the boz instead 1t IS
! by such vianies rather more adroitiy prectlced,
that James X. Polk is now President elect Of the
| United States Their abettors were ready
enough 10 publish Judge bconard's say.so that
all was fair and right in Plaquemnes. Wny not
at least allude 10 the afidavits proving MN the
prime mover of the villanies practiced there?
Meeting OF the New York Electors
We learn from the Albany Argus that the
Loco Foco Electors of the State of New-York,
met in the Assembly Chambers at Albany, at 4
O'Clock, P. M. on Tuesday. All the members OF
the College were present at the hour, except iar'
PERKINS of the Orleans and Niagara District,
who was detained By an unexpected change IN
the railroad arrangements. ABRAHAM HoGE-
BOOM Of Niagara, was elected in place OF MIR.
Perkins. While The College were ballotlng to fil
the vacancy, Mr.. PERKINS arrived, but ne was too
ate--another had stepped in before him. Che'
Justice SAVAGE was elected President, and HUGH
HALsEY of Suffolk, Secretary OF the College
After making provision to secure the services oil
a Chaplain, the College adjourned to meet on
Wednesday morning at O'Clock.


The College OF Electors rsissembled on wed
nesday morning, the 4lh Instant, and, upon the
roll being called, the entire College-thrty SIX
was found to be present. The official list OF
Electors being complete, they proceeded to bal
lot for President of the United States, the Presi-
dent having named Thomas II. Hubbard of
Oneida, and John Keyes Paige Of albany, Tel
!ers. Mr.. Hubbard Ohe canvass being COM
pleted) reported that the whole number OF ballots
was thirtu.sir, all which were for "JAMEs K.
Polk, OF the State of Tennessee, for President OF
the United States" They next proceeded to
ballot for Vice President of the United States, the
same Teers being named, and the same num-
Der Of votes cast, all of which were for " GEORGE
NJ. DALLAS, of the State Of Pennsylvania, for
Vice President OF the United States"


