Thus, at the Delaware Crossing, where there were but forty-three legal voters, four hundred were returned; at Oxford, where there were but forty-two legal voters, a thousand were returned; and at Shawnee, where there were but forty legal voters, twelve hundred were returned.
Sumner provides specific examples of electoral fraud in Kansas to illustrate the extent of the corruption.
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