The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1872-06-01

ms name put pack, ou' ~ was no' uo 1.n,
Inc "ithess nau known W. nu,uo0n .:ns
Register) 1or many years, ne had no nUt -
that MS name had Deen stricken OH I'LL hh
friend told him.
On cress-examlnatlon Ihe WITNESS saio ht
nao orotner halheu heHih iJ"ms, WI y.
hVeu III Ahhapoils' Ne was oiu onos - ~
vote, ne weaI " MasIi hs on , tho a ar,e
tnere' MS aeath occuiIeu oefoi az siie n"ne
OF the witness was stricken OH sne .isI.
nenry Lovely coiuneu, - '' sna an ui"I ha ai
Vas Was :~en Ao u I'll ca I;o ,;ss. 10 and hi,
liSeu i - aInapi,s a." nnntor st,oat Here
sh a'e n nop rs co. dofanoo r.ised tbo no;nt
.ie ooa1s.i ~ Loi d;o en @ .u;Sauoa p Jva.
.I"U : unuI. 'ne .4 .lo4 Iii rolatod -
~. Hon.s 100. &c s;p.., &c; Fnr onr,,,ntI.
snG aoC % vstsn,s nono +ho nartu ninst
str!hins vi wv. n se., .ne pa 10
" fiuioteu unuei Uno .ou. u. .,s;o on
Hhioicenient ao'' "neie"s .ni' III Gn..n.
was uhoer the seooni seS' ., ;. no oou na
oVeli lieu 8ne po'I, anu un i,;s 80, ~
ceeoea.I ne .Lse uiseo'e.o ~ .na. LIS n.1u ~,
nao use: s.f ~ ~ IN om .ne EN-, ill., y,
.ne IieI'.on, i1 n"u $500 ~ .~ =. Nd 1nown
1 ey " W o fa us t.omta 49, Tha rv;t
NJ. ~a;t.r omS ,S,s ernn,,ved at The
W MS Soh""I ~ ~ 80 of +ie oiaot;an
This witness was lnterrogated as to his
acquaintance with Edward Carr, now
deceased. He lived in Annapolis with his
family ana had not removed from there up
TO the Time OF MS death.
On eross'examlnatlon the witness stated
that he had gone on a cruise and was
absent ABOUT three months; IL was the
steward
l
Mr.. John G. Taylor further states in his
testimony that ne knew fhlllp lJams ana
henry LoWery anu that they !iau lesiaeu
~ annn "f 1sS1 '' "'' '''o'0 '''0 ios
Mr.. Stirling read to the jury a printed
list of the names which MIR. Murdoch had
SUI ,to sIe sen, no SM Oh T .le
Ior +sstif;ed that If had not been circulated
until after the Gath.
He further testified that ne had given
Nr. Muluocn i"ise iis' VI t1o n" me Vi
moved from Annanolis and had asked him
to strike them from the books, but that he
struck off but few of them.
VI. ashlngsoh ". uCh .es.iiieu I,iaI
last a LIST Of twenty t or twentv-five names
U
lis, with the names of witnesses who could
TESTIFY as 10 their Temoyal' anu IL was us
stricken two or three Of them off the lists
and that this was done on the last day of
the registrations: that as Republican Su-
perlntendent Oh heglstration ne was III tne
oEe an ~ inc IJ, " 1;st 1ha, names had
been Stricken off.
Mr.. Brewer was then recalled and testi-
fed that he had known Mr.. Murdoch from
ooy' anu lemenoeie! .n"' n1 n NJ , or
and in the fall of is71: that in September
1871. Judge Miller had said in the hearing
OF MI. Mardooh IN Cou[t tna.' althoush
tho let nm the last DAYS of registration
could have the right of appeal to the Court,
yet the Court could not act upon their cases
~ LINZ ~ s S I %od sa IN - Wr M,,uJooh
that he Thought the last DAYS upon which
the registers were to sit were merely in,
tenuea lof Ins coiiIoS1a y. .n4 le's "uo
of tho list axcnnt in cases where he had
perfectly clear proof.
Mr.. Brewer further testified to having
lived IN Annapohs nearly an ms me- ano
o 20 Wv, .t. hoo,,s hv NJ WurJoch he;ng Known
to him as residents of Annapolis at the
time, and that most of them were parties
very weli nnoMh III Alna Pols' POI
W ,"e .,i po. 80. N'"'
=,
"o ".e inioi" " fA'' o.""o' INV
VI 'no 1"io.S :" Wis 1'''o' .Ao' ~ VOC 'l'o
IN p'ooi ~ '',' 1850 =,
% VII '.o p".D
io' ','''''on u 'n' i',"i - 0'. " WV W.
o'eu '''oN s'' i' " .o -
''''' Joy
"''' ~,
poa;s.ou :, s.n+or,her Of +b,+ war and
isos i''oi III p'o ''
that with reference TO the requirement. Oh
the Register in the case of Miles, that he
sbould he present in person upon the pre-
r. a., v.;e.o.o III. ,o 90
Son'"'ioi VI WV " 90
stated above IN his testimony anu mat OF
Messrs. Taylor and Brewer, it was proven
bv 1rdoe Tnck one of the Traverser,s wit.
49,. .no,, g., rooriromo,+ ,ros ro+
''oSS''. 'n"' 'N -. "N ~
made IN the case OF the judge son whlch
was precisely similar one, the Judges
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