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62 T. A. Spence, Contestant,) vs. / Cross-interrogatories filed by / Contestant. Jno.R. Franklin, Claimant. First interrogatory. Did you or not express any regret at the defeat of the Federal armies, at the first battle of Bull Run; if yea, to whom and when? Second interrogatory. Did you feel or express any regre at the fall of Fort Sumpter; if yea, to whom and where? Third interrogatory. Did you feel or express any gratifica- tion at the capture of Vicksburg? Fourth interrogatory. Have you ever felt or expressed any gratification at any triumph of the Federal armies over the Confederate armies; if yea, at what triumph? Fifth interrogatory. Have you ever felt or expressed any regret at the failure of the Federal armies, or at their defeat by the Confederate armies? Sixth interrogatory. Have not your sympathies during the war been with those who were in rebellion against the gov- ernment? JOSEPH H. SMITH, Attorney for T. A. Spence. CROSS-INTERROGATORIES FILED BY THE CON- TESTANT. 1st. Did you feel or express any regret at the defeat of the Federal Army at the first battle of Bull Run; and if yea, to whom and where ? 2d. Did you feel or express any regret at the fall of Fort Sumpter; if yea, to whom and where? 3d. Did you feel or express any gratification at the cap- ture of Vicksburg? 4th. Have you ever felt or expressed any gratification at any triumph of the Federal armies over the Confederate ar- mies; if yea, at what triumph ? |
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