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Did you intend to vote for Republican or Democratic candidate for Congress ? -A . I suppose the Democratic . Q. 15. Tell whether he who gave you the ticket told you whether it was a Democratic ticket ! ( Objection ) . Q. 16.
Did you intend to vote for Republican or Democratic candidate for Congress ? -A . I suppose the Democratic . Q. 15. Tell whether he who gave you the ticket told you whether it was a Democratic ticket ! ( Objection ) . Q. 16.
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Mr. Hanson a Democrat or Republican —A . He says that lie don't know whether he is a Democrat or Republican . Q. 10. ... What did Smith tell you about the ticket he gave you as to its being a Democratic ticket !
Mr. Hanson a Democrat or Republican —A . He says that lie don't know whether he is a Democrat or Republican . Q. 10. ... What did Smith tell you about the ticket he gave you as to its being a Democratic ticket !
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Here is a blank Greenback ticket , don't matter , as I can explain it just as well with that . ... Do you know whether the township ticket that was rolled up inside this Democratic ticket , or places for the same office ?
Here is a blank Greenback ticket , don't matter , as I can explain it just as well with that . ... Do you know whether the township ticket that was rolled up inside this Democratic ticket , or places for the same office ?
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Your best judgment is that this is the township ticket found rolled up in the Democratic ticket 1 - A . Yes , sir ; I believe it is the one . Q. 85. Then if the vote is one short of the number of voters , if the ballots found to - day ...
Your best judgment is that this is the township ticket found rolled up in the Democratic ticket 1 - A . Yes , sir ; I believe it is the one . Q. 85. Then if the vote is one short of the number of voters , if the ballots found to - day ...
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Cross - examination : Who told you it was a straight Democratic ticket ? -A . I do not know . Q. 10. Who told you that it was a straight Democratic ticket ? -A . I do not know . Q. 11. Did any body tell you ?
Cross - examination : Who told you it was a straight Democratic ticket ? -A . I do not know . Q. 10. Who told you that it was a straight Democratic ticket ? -A . I do not know . Q. 11. Did any body tell you ?
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| Title | Miscellaneous Documents: 30th Congress, 1st Session - 49th Congress, 1st Session, Volume 10 United States congressional serial set |
| Author | United States. Congress. House |
| Published | 1884 |
| Original from | Oxford University |
| Digitized | 13 Dec 2006 |
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