The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-01-12
MORE BEAUTIES OF THE NOVEMBER ELECTION
Further Illustrations of Civiliza-
ton in Baltimore.
BULLETS VS.. BALLOTS

ing the testimony, embraces 800 printed pages
! and is an immense reservoir of facts like those
published below.
MORE ABOUT cooPs-TEsTIMoNY killer.
Witness lives in the eighth ward and was cooped pre-
! vious to the election.
On Tuesday, November LIST, 1882 went with my
friend Frederick Teufel to the Court of Common Pleas
get my second papers, and when applied for them
they made out and had not two dollars to pay
for them, little with black moustache, with
big book under his arm, whom do not know, told me
to go down to No II Holiday street and that the people
down there would give me the two dollars pay for my
papers; my friend paid two dollars for his papers, and
got them; the same down from the with
and again told to No. IL Holiday street and
get money; went down No. IL Holiday street.
and the at the bar told that shonld have the
money directly; three four men came INFO the bar
and asked to behind the counter, and then
they caught and thrust down into the cellar they
then carried up stairs, into the second story the
same house. where thirty five others were, and
they stuffed handkerchief into Teufes mouth keep
him from crying out they then tore open my coat and
took my watch, cigar and little piece of tobacco and
carried them off, saying they would put them in the
armory and return them next day; on Wednesday morn
ing, after the shooting firing, they brought us out
| six by six, 1--WE in the third instament or de
tlchment of six,l and we were led up to the polls
| of the tenth ward, and voted; the ticket
was furnished to me, and to the others to vote; it
very ticket, and handed to us by one of
those who kept the coop; were then led back and
after about half hour three of us Teufel myself
and another brought out, put in carriage with
| one Of the gang inside and one outside, and
driven to the sixth ward POLLS at these polls up
to the window and the judges would not receive
carriage with us went about in the crowd and got two
false papers, and brought them up to the window and
under them of voted; Teutel did not vote
there; then driven back to the tenth ward polls
and were promised that should get watches and
things, and be let off but when got there
again shut after about ten minutes three four Of
US, Iamong them were again taken to the tenth ward
polls and voted again; after about twenty minutes about
twenty Of us, among them. were put into an omnibus
driven the fonrth ward polls. and the
of compelled to vote there; the judge asked
papers, but the fellow who with said tits all
right, ahead go ahead, and further difficulty
made after mat we were driven 10 te second ward and
but took all tickets then taken to the Rough
skin Hail. and put down IN the cellar and then taken up
stairs and changed about in different rooms; up to half
past four O'Clock we were kept there's had nothing to
eat or drink but little piece of bread and small glass
Of whisky from the time were first shut up Tues
day then they told us we would nave to vote once more
and then we might go hOme they then brought out
and made me vote again in the second ward, and they
then let me co. had not received my second papers at
ALL and had not therefore right to vote ALL the tick
ct which voted on all these occasions the American
ticket long and narrow.
| TEsT1moyy OF K1TLrp,s FRIEND pprnpp,cr rrrrr1
witness r,os IN ,ha et, vel o $500, ), s a
neIied r. vote ." ' o'' ""''' wac Oo0peu' anu yum
On Tuesday ,norn;ng bafora the a,oot;or T r,o,t With
INV friend E;ar the last witness 20 tho o. 81 c.
mon Paas and cot nv sec nd " sn S s or Uun
vent with him 10 No II HoId.Y Sra ha rrnn,im t
~ - Ill. ~ 49, g. - 81 80: ne "itli'5 "
d 'To thor 10 pay iI I ms per- weh ne nau Gee
@ 80 20 ~ ~ 80 80 50. 60 az ei.at must "ien
fo,r mon carne So ~ ~. . f ~ I e y,
seized ma and threw ne dorr tb $40 i ne th a u
So ,, i VI CIV 10 uo"ii s.eFs to ,ne ceiiar
y and onsid he "a a. th hgg ienu i'o .ne
away NV wstcb .nd bondtarccb;ot T ha5i t oo1
away my "atch ana hahokeichieE l. begged very hard
anu anu anu, 'ne! '1h anu stunned II
~, - -, -. nv! 'Ii1o' He nv Tue uooI
tney then TOOK me into pack-room and tore off my
colaeS anu Seacneu llem again ABOUT an hour after
" ~ @ al hni NY WS %io oah again anu gaVe
tb " IN NI Oh 1eto morning., the Jay o.
~ iooo, between nine anu ten
$500 Ie"lu sNUtS III 'lie street. anu lheh we were
pos none of us were asked anv questions by the
we were then led ba.k and nut down in tbo noj.n So
| that is mveaf KtIar md roan rnn,ai p,,a W.
then put into a corriage, and driven to the s;xtf
ward, and they wanted to make me vote again but
I had no papers, the Judges would not receive
my vote we were then put back in the carriage and
driven back to the coop in Holiday street. then was
forced to vote again in the tenth ward: while was
in the entrance or passage about half an hour, saw
file of the who cooped say six or seven taker
out towards the polls, and after little while brought
back their hats caps changed and they were again
led out in the direction and again brought back
this done five six times did see any of these
men actually vote then number of US brought
out and put omnibus could specify the mum
Der, but the omnibus full, with men sitting on each
others laps about twenty of us, and driven
the fourth ward polls and the others were all voted
these polls none Of us were asked anv questions
by the Judges tried to run away and they caugbt mn
and put all back again into the omnibus thew then
drove the second polls and and the other
voted again. they then shut up in Roughskin Hall
: and then they again and made me vote thu
second ward; they then put me in thu
cellar of Roughskin Hail. and kept me long time with
out anything to eat drink, that was almost deas
with fanness and weakness between five and six cocl
they brought me out again and made me vote tbir,
time ward; they then let me 90; was pre
from working for eight DAYS afterwards nv tn
fatigue sickness and fright; the tickets which yotet
were LONG harr FRO ones LOOK similar one home witt
me, "lich so from te party AT the sixth ward polls
ticket with head at Tho TOW S nv o a marrow
on,, of tha ooooe;ons 81 ,riir;ni 49, uiu NOV U,
huf I was led mn Inv force aach 49, - 1870 a.
vote AGAINST INV will 7 did not vote IN tba oih, 80,
where had Tiqbt fo vote If wos 60 late ~ - % =,
me 90 at tbe second ward was 81 '''' "iie 'i'eS 1t
NV . ~ -. - 49, -
0 "hAT WAS SEEN FROM THE W lNpow OF RAILROAD CA
nv az iIo'., oN dnh LSD OK NOVEMBER, lo59-TES
TlNoNf OF LAWRENCE sASdsToN.
tenth ward polls in the City of Baltimore? If pleas
Answer passed by the fourteenth ward polls at abou
half past nine o'clock A NJ in of the City Passenge
hallway cars; was sitting On the rear seat of the ca
ana wheh WITHIN hfty yards OF the place of hold
ing the polls, looked in the direction of the polls
everything was apparently quiet, which excite
my surprise when the car had reached point nearly
immediately facing the window, Tiny attention sti
fixed upon the window. heard the sharp phi
or ten psolshos followed in rapid succession immed
ately rose from my seat and on the rear pa
form of the about twenty from where stoo
the crowd was saw man fire his nisd l s & ne
the crowd on the pavement annarentv fror, L;s NO.
of firing selecting each time different object the =,
at that had nearly stopped owing as suppoe
at the time, steep grade the street but subs
quently ascertaned that the stoppage from
the horses being shot; ned platform of II
car until reached the top of the HILL when got off an
t assisted of the parties was shot into
shop and carriage sent for in which he went HON
: name Stiles; he lives in South Howard stree
he had four balls in him; the who fred the Fl,
= times that have mentioned was Gregory Rarrett WI
the time held office in the Maryland penitentiarv
: | pprcp oF uoInINc pppop, r,crrrs p, r,, ~ - -
| TEsTTvoNy On NJ ppv.otnt -" "NND
e VI H. AAiNoLpo
O Inc heiorhers OF the seventh ward had appoint
NUMBER OF ucket holders to be about the polls about
teen or twenty persons and among US was one del
cate sickly -oohlhg man AT ABOUT liz O'Clock We Il
TICKET houes, hau Drlef consultation and determined
: was pest pest 10 eave the ground This delicate
serFeu vas we went on that II we SAID so, he wou
remain anu hoiu tickets stlll none OF us made him
reply put an moved on Ieavlng MN about one hundrt
rect from the polls, with Reform tickets in his hands
ahout three minutes returned to the neighborhood
as got 10 where We had lett the man with the tickets
~ ~ - 80, vi sone siA Vl eisllt, maybe ten Ho
: 'ie w'nuvM, maui rush upon MIN and apparently wi
:, ~; nj mn, MN uo"ii, anu Inen engaged In STAN
l. s' 80 ,s ~, nm ne Jay roned up IN
e soI vi huot WINE the treatment was going on Aft
,r sone niue unie the poice, VINO mad been staEding
some Instance looking on, inerfered saying "oh, boy
boys poys pulling them off, they picked him up fro
the ground and carried him off towards the
ID and caps tr1umphantly and shouting. The blood w
gushing from the mans head and face he led off,
Inc ponce dd not arrest any Of the party who had
4 mitted the assault
u p,v,srpzs Ann p,,>-, IN ,-o,,, 49, -
s 80 80 VI NollNH IN IhE slATEEN1
n "NND-fhsRl"oNi VI ThEoDohE "ooDALL
. just before the window was opened, there gam
n OF wretched looking men who came up should suppo
nearly two hundred; Richard Watts. of them
stand at the window with drawn sword In his hand ar
Ia go !, 81 "a 20 .I N N indhe the Judg
oPeH ~ aH CIV u Eoteu the heLorm TICKET
:; crowd seemed m endoree Fin. H. ~ NO ou, u
there was crowd of about hundred r,,sbad or FL
and took nv ticket in nv hand and went r. tba edo
T. the crowd and waited for a while 70 ,at cbonoo ~ e.
l through the crowd took NV stsnd IN tba bI ~
lie the crowd aUaiting M y TO 49, oaeh par 4.
t, face and about the head and attocted bu ahnrt