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~. TAe Ds0Wse C0usmis tee.
WIN. Williams. coloreJ, oi, New Or
leans: Since the election was assaulted
and knocked down by colored men who
accused him OF voting the Democratic
ticket didn't vote because threats were
made against those who intended Voting
the Democratic ticket: his assaiIants
have since threatened TO finish him.
Cross-examined-was knocked down,
beaten. shot at; was not threatened iiini.
self before the election, but feared from
general threats. $40 ...i -
a r. J. HOGAN,
Coiored, of West Feliciana. The cleo
ton was free, fair and peaceable Was
at Acklin plantation before the election.
The colored men threatened to shoot
any colored man who voted the Demo
cratic ticket. Know of no intimidation
the Democratic ticket. Knew many coli
ored men who voted the Democratic
ticket. Knew of no armed men riding
over the parish except the. organization
Of whites and colored who whipped per
sons for stealing. Made an affidavit at
the custom house soon after the election,
the same as he testified now, with
something more about the killing
OF John Gleis and others. Stated what
he had heard. They wrote long state
ment which he signed; does not know
what was in it. | only swore TO my sig
nature.
CROss.KXAMINED. f
Was formerly Republican ard was a
member OF the police jury. Was indicted
with other members OF the jury for NAL
feasance III office. Julius Green told wit.
ness the Democrats had cursed the police
jury for being id Republican rascals.
Some people came to the plantation
where he was and took three colored
men named Williams, Hunter and Words,
and whipped them for stealing sheep,
corn, etc. Did not see them whipped, but
AtVot DiOhC away anu
and was shot but not hit. Regulators
told these meh they must behave them
selves and quit stealing. When he
heard the Regulators coming he jumped
out OF the window, but came back when
he saw what they were. Capt. Barrow
told the colored men they must organize
themselves and break up the stealing.
Heard of the killing of Isaac Mitchell
and Gilbert Carter. Don't know who
killed them. Capt. Barrow didn't tell
him the bulldozers would call upon the
witness il he didn't join the Democratic
party. Did join Capt. Barrow's club.
When asked if he had not stated to some
one that he voted the Democratic ticket
because he feared violence il he did not
vote it, witness replied he lid not re-
member making such statement.
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