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Proceedings and Acts of the General Assembly, 1866
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139
To the first interrogatory:
A. 53 years; been a voter 32 years; resided in 1865 in. the
second District.
2d.
A. Did apply; confronted with no witnesses; notified of
no charge; took the oath and answered all the questions;
Mr. Pusey, one of the Registers remained, I had answered
more satisfactorily than any one who had been before him:
1 think it was on the second day they met for review, that I
applied again, -Mr. Wilson, one of the Registers, and Mr.
Mills also, a Register, only were present: I asked then; why
my name was not put on the list of qualified voter,-,; they
were siting then in the bar-room of' the Hotel: Mr. Milis
observed, that they had better retire up stairs to their room:
Iwas invited up: Mr. Wilson then said, that he had heard
one My in Mr. Kennedy's store, that the Rebels were in
Maryland, and I wished, they would stay here: he asked me
what reason I had for saying so; I told him I might have
had various reasons, but I had nothing particular then to'
refresh my mind, and asked him if I expressed at the time
why I had made such a wish; he said I had not, I had only
made the remark; I told Mr. Wilson he was present who:'.
I applied to be registered, that :" that remark was an objec-
tion why he had not stated it then: he remarked that it was
not necessary for witnesses to appear: I told him I knew the
law and thought it was; Mr. Mills then said there were a
great many reports against me about aiding the South; I
said that it was the first I had heard of it, that if he knew
of such things he ought to have witnesses against me; he
also said, witnesses were not necessary.
3d.
A. Did not vote; would have voted tor Mr. Franklin.
4th. Waived.
Cross-examination :
1st.
A. No, sir.
2d.
A. No, sir.
3d.
A. No, sir.
.4th.
A. No, sir,
5th.
A. No, sir,

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