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Ans . I can't tell as to each identical ticket , if that is what you mean ; I think there has been a change in the ballots , in the twenty - seventh ballot . Int . 7. What evidence of a change do you find ? -Ans . From the way they were ...
Ans . I can't tell as to each identical ticket , if that is what you mean ; I think there has been a change in the ballots , in the twenty - seventh ballot . Int . 7. What evidence of a change do you find ? -Ans . From the way they were ...
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Do you mean that they were canvassing the returns when you saw that they had the ballot - box open ? -A . I mean that they were canvassing the votes and passing them over to make preparation for the returns . Q. 37.
Do you mean that they were canvassing the returns when you saw that they had the ballot - box open ? -A . I mean that they were canvassing the votes and passing them over to make preparation for the returns . Q. 37.
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You don't mean to swear that Mr. Stewart could have taken out or changed the votes without your knowing it ? -A . Mr. Stewart was not there . Q. 35. I mean at the time of the election , when the ballot - box was opened during the p ...
You don't mean to swear that Mr. Stewart could have taken out or changed the votes without your knowing it ? -A . Mr. Stewart was not there . Q. 35. I mean at the time of the election , when the ballot - box was opened during the p ...
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You mean from one to another of the judges ? -A . After they were sorted out in bunches one of the judges or clerks would count the tickets , then the other clerk would recount the bunch to see whether they were right ; then they would ...
You mean from one to another of the judges ? -A . After they were sorted out in bunches one of the judges or clerks would count the tickets , then the other clerk would recount the bunch to see whether they were right ; then they would ...
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You don't mean to say that in your answer to that question on direct examination that you don't know that there was any mark or erasure on any ballots ? —A . No , sir ; I don't mean that in my answer . Q. 186. I think you have testified ...
You don't mean to say that in your answer to that question on direct examination that you don't know that there was any mark or erasure on any ballots ? —A . No , sir ; I don't mean that in my answer . Q. 186. I think you have testified ...
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| Título | Miscellaneous Documents: 30th Congress, 1st Session - 49th Congress, 1st Session, Volumen10 United States congressional serial set |
| Autor | United States. Congress. House |
| Publicado | 1884 |
| Procedencia del original | Universidad de Oxford |
| Digitalizado | 13 Dic. 2006 |
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