The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-08-08
THE FRAUD HUNTERS.


Know Tom Shay; his statement that
went to the polls with South Harris i
untrue. The statement that said ha,
got my work in and had made over so
on election day, is untrue. Never saiC
anything Of the kind he attributes to me
John ". Ford testified: Was hired b!
Francis to attend the polls in Cincinnati
Was directed to report to the Republican
committee to watch Kentuckians. Wa
there all day. Didn't vote. The election
was quiet and orderly. Saw no illega
voting.
Wm. Ellis testified; Am a Councilman
from the First Ward Of Covington. Wa
at the Cincinnati election. Told Jerry
wanted to see how the election was going
Reed and Francis wanted men that no
body over the river knew. to vote. Wa:
at the polls in the Fifth Ward all day
saw Republican Committeeman Francis
who paid me s.. Never saw a more IuieI
election. Did not deny being there that
day, but did deny being with party ot
men from CovingtUn. Mcdonald wa,
with me at the polls. Didn't challenge q
vote.
John Chase, Of Covington, testified
Was employed to see that nobody from
Covington voted. Reported to the Re
publican Committeeman at the water
works; was paid s.. Don't remember see.
ing Rych; didn't challenge his vote; il
had seen it | would have challenged it.
The election was orderly. have no pol.
itics; didn't vote. Never had to answer
any criminal charges. Morris Monry was
my captain in the election; reported
to him and Watson, my partner
Samuel kinsor, OF CovingtOn, testified
the same in substance as Mr.. Chase.
John Farwell testified that he was watch.
ing the Nineteenth Ward polls; saw no
illegal votes; saw no L. 5. marshas or su-
pervisors.
Vim. Giliist, OF Covington, testified that
he watched in the Nineteenth Ward; saw
nothing wrong.
Michael Fitzpatrick, OF Coyington, tcsti-
fed that he was Captain OF one gang oi
watchers; had six or seven men watching
four polls receivers on election night: my
men did not vote. Know OF no illegal
voting; am Republican; saw 10 super.
viSOrs. Didn't know any candidates.
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