The Clerk read, as follows: “Question. Do youknow of anymanwho votedon “logo names which we have Just gone through, who vo"ted for Mr. Brooks? Answer. I " do. sir. uenlion. How many were they?" " rumor. Well. uhout I guess there was in the neighborhood of 30 or so. nation. How do you know that they voted for Mr".A rocks? newer.Because I gave them the tickets. a great many of them.myself. Question. Do you think you gave Mr. Brookes tickets to asmanyas 30 of these? "Anne". Yes. sir; I “ am certain. estion.How did they happento go for him I “ newer. They generally go with any man that takes an interest in the election. “Question. Are you sure these men whom you gave these tickets to voted them? "Answer. Yes. sir; I ampertnin they did. I was so kind to them as to walk right in with them with it in their hands. “Question. How did you get so good knowledgc of this district and the names that were on the registry? “Answer. I lived a long time there keep store there and been implicated in the election every year. “Question. “ Do you keep more than one store? newer. I do.sir two stores. “Question. Do you always take a great interest in the elections? “Answer. I do. "Question. Attend the polls all day? “Anmer. I do. I wouldnt take time to eat my meals for fear I would lose the Question. Did you have voliuiz. a list of these voters who were dead and who were away? r “Answer. I know them to be dead; but we substitute a man to vote their names and keep them on. Weve got to do that. you know. to help a “Qlmldiml. This time did you render this friend efficient aid to Mr. Dodge or Mr. Barr or Mr. Brooks? “Amwer. I done it for Mr. Brooks. “Question and you feel pretty confident that 0t these 30 votes for him that you say voted Kim1. Rooks ticket? Answer. Yes. sir; I am sure of it. Question.Did you attend any other district polling place during the day? micer. No. sir: I never left it. take time to go up to my dinner. “Mr. Aivriios: “Qumion. Did Mr.DO350 ever tell you that hewas loin: to have you indie? I didnt scarce "Anne". No. sir; In ever seen him only once before tonight. "Question. Dont you think that any decent man wou d have Ron indicted for what you said tonight? “Answer. No. sir; I dont. Question. Do I understand you to say that you gave tickets to men to vote whomyou knew were illegal votersin that district? “Answer. I did. sir. "Queatmn and that you took these men in and had them deposit their vote? “Answer. Yes. sir: I always do that. “Question. I understand you also to saythat you gave tickets to men who were representing dead voters? “Amer. Yes. sir. “Question.And that you induced them to deposit those votes? "Answer. Yes, sir; I done so and alwaysdoesthat. “Question. And you knew in doing that and you know now, you were guilty of a felony “Aiimerr. Generally we takes that as a risk. Question. Didnt you know that it was so? “lililfllff. I suppose we are. “Qustion. Dont. you know that. no decent man would believe you when you did that? "Aimvrr. Yes. they will. Quenrion. Do you think so or not? Amwer. It makes no difference to me whether they do or not. "Question. Do you think that any decent man or any gentleman would believe a word you say? Amer. I dont care whether they would or not. "(Question repeated.) "Answer. I “ think the would. sir. question. Has Mr. edge expressed any disapproval of your conducton that occasion? “Anoiner. Not in word; I never spoke a word to him in my life about it. Qumllflnl. Who have you spoken to about it? “Answer. I do this of my own free Will. Question. When did you speak to Mr. Dodgeabout this matter? “A runner. Last night. "Question. Did he express any disapproval? "Amneer. Not a bit. "Question. Did he say you had been guilty of a crime against the laws of your country? Amvecr. No. "QueaTTon.Did he express himself in any way as disuprovin" of your conductin this matter? newer.KM. a bit. "Qiwutimi. How many times have you been ar rested? "Answer. About 4 or 5 times in my life. “Question. hot more than that? "Answer. Thats all. Question. Are you under bonds in any criminal matter at present. “Answer. No. sir. I was arrested once in my life. Lu Question. Havent you been arrested more than t iat "Answer. No. Quealion. When was that? Answer. Two years ago. “Question. What for? “Answer.Fi liting. “Question. hat disposition was made of that? “Answer. I was put under bail and the case was dismissed. “Question lisunr. In Where cowuerrteoyfsopueteriiaelds?ess ions. “Question. By whom I “A imaer. Before Judge Kelly. Question. When were you tried? “Answer. I cant tell the trial now. “Question. Give me the date if you please."Answer. Icant. question.As near asyou can. Miner. Sometime in the middle of next summer 2 or 3 yearsago: I forgot which. ““gllndmlflcofnr. A Gbiovuetm.1863. 4yt1heianrka.sn ear a s you can. “question. l. Who was tnc complainant in that case? A man by the name of Mabom. "“glunalfwincflr. YYeosu. ssiray you were diseharged on that? "QuestTnn. Were you convicted and discharged after you were convicted 1 " miner.NO. ex“Q question t.nApnedc? you have never been arrested “Anawrr. Never. “Question. Do you mean to swear that positively? “. Miner. es. sir. “Question. Youve never been arrested but once? “.liwwor. Oh.yes: but never for no crime. “I{|Ulllll How many times have vou beeu arrested? ". rimber. Well. about. I guess, t not) times in my life; but then never kept in, only the onetime just appeared. thats all. Question. Were you ever arrested at the complaint of John Mahon? newer.Yes. “Xitelalirnl. “ What was that for? “ newer. For shooting. Question. Were you ever arrested at the complaint of a “ man named Jagger Aimner. I was.but I wasnt retained. “gune aailvwer. AsWsahualtt awnads tbhaette charge against you? Question. Ddid? you count this in the arrests that "Answer. No. sir; I dont call it an arrest when a man appearsmerely and is discharged. “ tum. How many other criminal complaints have you had made against you? “Amway. None that I " know of. Quantum.Try to think and seeif you can remember. “Anaioer. No. not as I know of. You may think of it “yourself. Question. Who else did you work for besides these two persons that you have mentioned? 2 newer. Well. no other persons in NewYork. I “Question. Whom have you worked for anywhere O so “Answer. in“the South. imiion. Whore abouts? runner. NewOrleans. Georgia. Charleston, Savannah and all over the Sout i. Question. What did you work at there? Aimrar. I peddled some of the time; more I worked at cotton stores, plantations. o. m“ Question. How long agowas it that you paddled “ero. Antwfr. About 51 or 52and 54. th" Queilmn. llow many times were you arrested down there The 1st place I worked in America wus. Neer a time. that I remember. Question.lloiitjou think you could remember if you thought aboutit? “"Amwvr. ho. sir. Question. No complaint ever made against.you down there? ““Answer. No. sir. Question. How many fights do you suppose you have beenin in the course of your life? “Amwer. A great many. In the courseof the election Im the whole time fighting generally; I fight with my nails election day. Question . How many times did you vote at.the election I “ Answer. Only once: I “ was too well known. Question How many personsdid you induce to vote illcirally?. Answer. I guessin the neighborhood of 20 or" 30. Qummon. How many do you generally induceto vo“teillegally? Answer. All that ever I can get. Icouldnt give you any regular statement for everybody I can get to vote I make them vote. Its a business I “ practice. Question. As n. general thing at elections, how many do you I put in? "“Anmver. dont keepanymemorandumofit. Question. Where was it that you saw Mr. Dodge? hi"m r;newer. In his own house the 1st time that Isaw I “ went.thereto call on him. “ Question. About how long were you there? “ Uilfifllfoll. Wherefidviedm Minr.uDteosd.ge receive you?“ "Answer. In his own house: in his parlor. QuuTTlm. What passed between you and him on that occasion? I " Answer. Nothing. only he asked me if I wouldnt go down and testify to the best of my knowledge what I knew about the district. Question. That was the whole of the conversation Anmei. That was the wholc of the conversation. I told him I would do so with pleasure. Quemon. Where did on seeMr. Phelps? “Answer. I saw him own in Wall street in his O “cc. (himrion. You didnt go to his house? “Anni er. No. sir. I wont to his office to tell him that I knew a little nbeffit the district. "“guMarindeiarn. S.Womheendady idlaysotuwgeoek there? I dont know the exact day. I went there some day through the week myself without his or any man ever sendin for me. quemon. Have you ever been to Mr rookse house? ““Answer. No. sir. Question. Hve you ereis een Mr. Dodge in any other place exceptin his own house? "Anne". In no otherplace.sir. “XUQBHOIL “ Have you never seen him down here? newer. I have never known Mr. Dodge before I knowed him that night. Queuimi. Now that you do know him. have you never seen him down here? "lAllllLCI. I never saw him until I did the other Dl"iit. Y Question.Until last night? nflwer. I es. I saw him the other day and Iwna tdld it was him. “Question. " Where did you seehim? IMHET.Down here. “SuesTTon. “ In what part of this building? limiter. Right herein this house outsidethere. “Quechon. Anywhere else in this building; wer you up stairsin this building? Answer. I was, sir. I did not know Mr. Dodge wasthereuntil he came down and shook hands wifli m“eat the dour. “ uemmi.Do you know James B. Barlow? newer. I do. sir. “guano”. Where doesbe live now? "“ newer. He lives across town now, sir. “ question.Whereahouts? newer. I cant tell you. “9068110”. What is his business? “ newer. I believe he is it coachman. olution. For whom? "war. I cont tell. Question.Can you give meany information of hll whereabouts? Answer. No. sir; I “ cant. uellion. How long had you known him? " Answer. About 3 months or 4 before the election. Question. Did you induce him “Answer. It wasI gave him the toti evkoettes?. “Qnemmi.Did you induce him to vote? “lllump):YES, sir. “Question.Did he tell you that he wasnt a legal voter? “Amswer. NO. “Question. Did he tell youthat hewasnt an Americon citizen? “Answer. I knowed he wasnt myself. “Question. “, HOW did on know it? name rB.ecause know it. I know the man wasntlong enough in the country to be voting. "Quenlton. When did he comeinto the country? “Answer. I cant tell you. lon“ Question. h.iInlow the country know that he hadnt been “Amwer. I know he wasnt, sir: I am swearing he wasnt. You can getit at the recorders office. “Quntion. What means of knowledge have you?: Answer I know hes an alien; he never was a citizen of the country. country? Question.Do you know when he came to this “ Answer. No. sir. " Question. Then how do you know that he has not been here long enough to be a voter "Answer. That might be, and still he might never be “naturalized. I know he waspot. Question. How do yaoruinkgnhoewisit no citizen. "Qumimi. l}n you think everything you swear to must necessarily be true? ““Answer. Yes, sir. chmion. How many votes have you sworn in in the course of your life? ““Answer. I never sworein any that wa.snot legal. “ (, IwunonW. As this man Barlow registered2 Answer. I registered him. "“Question Andwer. NWoe, rseiry; obuutonIjeuosftthtocldreI, csmtersl that h8W llS: friend of mine, and that be wasa voter in the disi“c. “ AQIuIMe OMPiIn.nYT.ehsa. t was false wasntit? Question.You lied to them.then? “ Anmner. Of course. “geranium Did they want any afiduVits With regard to that? Amneer.No, not a bit; no bother in the world. gaimrriuseorn. JoWhhnoFwaerrreeltl, heIlrlnegnikst.ewrsaosfotihiea, tuduidstTriacyt? lor" (I believe he is here)was the other. “ “ration. Warren S. Taylor? nsurrr.This manwith the bald head. (pointing to“Mr. Warren S. Taylor.) “ filnlteflwtl.o"T, Whehootwhears tIhfeorogtchter some little fellow. r “ Question ofl. 1sMr. Taylor a Democrator n Republican Answer. He is a Republican: we used to have some “lienahntos.na.nIsdh Ueuaiulwpabycsllfaou Republican Republicans I 4“ I newer.I believe he is a Republican; I cant tell you. ".amnenwioenr. eIts, w Saisr;at Rheepreubwlaic satnwroeoglist the er?m, and we had one Democrat. “Qiwslion. Do you know who the inspectors of election were? ““Answer. I know them, t I forget their names. inspQeucrtsolriostnh.eWrea.s it a Republican appointment, the “ Amer. Ycs, two Republicans and one Demooru "