The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1865-07-28

1st What is your full and true name?
I'd. DO you consider the oath just taken
as legally and morally binding as if ad.
ministered by Judge of the Court or a
Justice of the PeaceI
Sd. Are you perfectly aware that any
false statements made in said oath or false
answers given to any question which may
be propounded to you, renders you liable
to indictment for perjury, and if found
guilty, to confinement in the penitentiary
not less than one nor more than eight
years, and forever disqualifes you from
voting or holding Office, in addition to the
moral turpitude and future punishment
due for false swearing?
4th. What is your age?
9th. Where were you born
9th. How long have you resided in this
State, and in this county, city, ward or
district?
9TH. If naturalized, where are your
papers?
9Th. Have you ever since twenty-one
years of age been convicted of larceny or
any Infamous crime, and confined in the
peuitentiary and not pardoned out by the
Governor?
9th. Have you at any time been in
armed hostility to the United States or
the lawful authorities thereof?
10th. Have you ever been in any man.
ner in the service of the so.called "Con-
federate States of America ?"
11th. Have you ever left this State
and gone within the military lines of the
so-called "Confederate States or armies"
for the purpose of adhering to said States
or armies
18th. Have you ever given any aid,
countenance or support to those engaged
in armed no tility to the United States or
the so-called Confederate States of
America p
18th. Have you ever in any manner
adhered to the enemies of the United
States or the socalled "Confederate States
or armies p
18th. Have you ever contributed mon
ey, goods, provisions, labor, or any such
thing, to procure food, clothing, nipple.
ments of war or any such thing for the
enemies of the United States or the so.
called "Confederate States or armies p
18th. Have you ever unlawfully sent
within the lines of such enemies money,
goods, letters or information
10th. Have you ever in any manner
disloyally held communication with the
enemies of the United States or the so.
called "Confederate States or armies ?"
18th. Have you ever advised any per-
son to enter the service of the enemies of
the United States, or the so-called "Con-
federate States or armies,'' or advised any
one so to enter?
18th. Have you ever, by any open word
or deed, declared your adhesion to the
cause of the enemies of the United States,
or the so-called Confederate States or
armies
18th. Have you ever declared your de-
sire for the triumph of said enemies over
the armies of the United States
10th. Have you ever been convicted of
giving or receiving brides in elections, or
of voting illegally, or using force, fraud or
violence to procure yourself or any one
else nominated for an Office
2lst. Have you, in taking this oath or
in answering any question propounded to
you, held any mental reservation or used
any evasion whatever
I'D, Have you ever deserted the mill
tary service of the United States and not
returned to the same or reported yourself
to the proper authorities within the time
prescribed by the proclamation of the
President of the United States and the
Governor of this State?
The Chairman was then authorized to
appoint four delegates to represent this
county in the proposed State Convention,
and appointed the following-named gen.
tlemen John A. Hopper, DR.. VIM. L.
Morse, Stevenson Harkins and Geo. M.
McComas.
On motion of Mr.. Hopper it was unan-
imousl y decided that the Baltimore Clip
per and american be respectfully request.
ed to publish the proceedings of this
meeting.
H. G. WATERS, Chairman.
GEO. M. MoCoMAs, Sec'y.