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52 41st. A. Various questions, as I just now stated to you. 42d. A. I believe we did; I carried a watch, and worked by it. 43d. A. I don't remember the day of the month, but just be- fore the election—Tuesday or Wednesday. 44th. A. I think we did; some few who could not meet us at the regular time. 45th. A. No, sir. 47the A. We did. 49th. A. I don't remember that we did. 50th. A. I don't remember now. 55th. A. We did in some cases. 56th. A. I don't remember now, really. Special interrogatories: 1st. Can you remember of no question which you pro- pounded to witnesses? A. I don't remember any. 2d. When the board or any member knew of facts against an applicant, was such member of the board sworn to his colleagues? A. In some we did, in some we did not, where all knew it. 3d. What sort of conversation, walk and movements did you consider disloyal ? A. A man who talked in favor of the South, and want- ed the South to conquer over Union armies, and spoke unfa- vorably of the Union army in most all of his conversation. 4th. Did you always require proof of some witness either from the board or otherwise, of the applicant's having expressed a wish or desire for the triumph of armies of the rebellion over the federal armies ? A. We did not at all times from the board; when we all knew of it, then we did not; otherwise we did. 5th. Were not a man's speaking unfavorably or dispar- agingly of the Federal army, esteemed evidence of disloy- alty ? |
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