Illegal Voting.
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The poll of Tuesday in this City was some
s6,0 l0-at least 5000 more than the number OF
hon, st votes. Webeleve that fve-sixths OF these
wen cast for Coddington and the Tammany
'licl cts. The Americans declared beforehand
,hat they would prevent Illegal Voting and, as
they had great force at the Polls, they probably
did al they could towards it, but 1t is notorious
that Illegal Voting cannot be prevented under our
pres mt laws. How any honest man, any friend
Of fair play and Republican institutions, can long
er oppose a Registration of Voters, we cannot
imagine. Most certain it is that our Elections
are End ever will be tainted if not corrupted by
fraud until there are some definite, positive means
Of knowing, other than by the sayso OF the vot-
crs, who are and vino are not legally entitled to
Suff age.


,n active Harper man informs US that he re-
s,tiy, while in New-Jcrsey, fell in with Tam
many sachetn who, understanding HIM to &c
Jerseynan of his own kidney, assured him that
,aeir party could not be beaten at this Election
that they had made arrangements to poll 3oOo
eztra votes, and would commend success. They
polled the 5000 we doubt not, but twanttd 4 or
| 5000 more to do the business. Young Amen-
ca proved rather harder customer than the
Wing party ever was.