The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1884-10-08

/ OF Common Pleas at my once in Greenville. IN
said county, this 9Th day Of september, A. D. 1854
Clerk Court of Common Pleas. Dsrke County.
By ED MARTIN, Deputy.
CHARLES cALKIys.
The State Of Ohio. Dsrke County, SIS:
Before me the undersigned authority personally
deposeth ana saith that he ia fftyseyen wears
ofsge; that he is an attorney at law and has
been prscticing attorney at Greenville. Darke
an interim OF abouttw0 years. He further says
that he is well acquainted with Isaac p Gray, the
state of Indiana; that he has so BEEN accuainted
with him since 1874; that said Isaac p Gray dur
ing the year 1856 was resident OF Union City,
aEnp s ye are say & tS smSs
ant never understood or heard II minated that
said Gray belonged to the Know-nothing party;
that to atlantis knowledge said Gray was a arm
mon p. Chase for Governor OF Ohio, and John q.
Fremont for Presidant Affiant is not advised nor
did he before hear intmated that said Isaac
p. Gray supported Allen Trimbie for Governor of
Ohio or Willard fillmore for President, until afi-
ant saw the same in the shape OF an affidavit OF
one A. /. Northrup published in the indianapolis
Journal of September 19, 1854. Atiant further
saith that in the same number OF said newspaper
he has carefully examined the affidavit OF one
Moses Calkins, who is the father of afiant and
who is now over eighty-seven years of age and is
IN ms Gosse ey o Dc pg men ~ ms s
publican: 3" that age with him has Claimed Its
usual tendencies, snd his memory in many mat
that he, on the 9th day of September 1854, had
conversation with one John B. ShrIver. the bro
stated to asnt that said Isaac P. Gray was resi-
dent Of said town of New Madison in 1855, nor did
know that said Gray voted for Allen Timbie for
Governor of Ohio or Willard Fillmore for Presi-
dent. or that he voted for the nominees OF the
written in his affidsvits published in the Indian
apolis Journal OF September 49, 1884, il was so in
knowledge or consent, Afiant further saith that
said A. l. Northrup, who filed said affidavit as to
said Grays political antecedents published in said
indianapolis Journal OF September 10, 1884. was
q said town Of New Madison. DaTEe County, ohio,
until about the year 1865. Afisnt further saith
that he is informed and verify believes, the sew
Journal of september 10, lisa, in relation TO the
political antecedents of Colonel Gray, but the
emanation OF one A. /. Northrup. rabid Repub-
him beyond truth, reason and common sense:
that the same are not designed for any good pur-
pose, bat like all his intermeddling tending to
hurt and injure without truth TO sustain the
charge. His constant scribbling for newspapers,
but counterpart in his efforts TO untruthfuly in
jure Colonel Gray in his candidacy for Governor
OF the State Of Indiana at the ensuing ELECTION:
Subscribed in my presence and sworn TO before
me this 29th day of September, 1884
lsEALl Notary Public for Dsrke County, Ohio.
THOMAS J. MASON.
The State of Indiana, County of Randolph, IS:
Before me, Isaac g. Stall, Mayor OF Unto n City
in said county. personally appeared Thomas
Mason, TO me well known, who being by m
sworn, upon his oath, says that he is seventy
tinuousiy since $40 resident e Of Wayne Town
ship, in said county aud since 1866 resident o
Union City, in said Wayne Township: that he is
ally well acquainted with Isaac p Gray, the pres
ent Democratic candidate for Governor OF said
snfa hat fr.aC oFA D - has
been continuously since November, 1856. resi-
dent Of said Union City: that during this term of
said Isaac 2. Gray was a Republican in politics,
and In 1856 supported and made speeches in be-
half of John G. Fremont, the Republican caudi-
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 18th
DAY of September. 1854. !. G.. STALL,
SEAL Mayor of the city of Union City, Ind.
RUFUS A. WILSON.
The State OF Ind ana, County OF Randolph, IS:
Before me, Isaac G. Stall, Mayor OF Union City,
personally appeared Rufus A. Wilson, to me well
known, who being duly sworn. upon his oath says
that he is of the age OF sixtysix years. that he is
now and has been continuously since February,
1852, resident OF Union City, in said county, that
he is now ana has been since November, 1855, per
sOnally well acquainted with Isaac p. Gray, the
present Democratic candidate for Governor of said
state; that the said Isaac p Gray is now, and has
been continuously since November, 1885, resi-
dent OF said Union City: that during the term OF
taid Tes;oenee, from November, lS55' to Isl, the
and in 1856 supported and made speeches in behalf
OF John G. Fremont, the Republican candidate for
President. RUFUS A. WILSON.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 29tn day
Of September. 1854 /. g. STALL,
scale Mayor OF the city OF Union City, Ind.
MILTON MASON.
The State of Indiana County of Randolph. SIS;
Before me, L. ID. Lambert, Notary Public, in
and for said county, personally appeared Milton
Mason, to me well known, who being by me duly
sworn, upon his oath says:that he is now and has
been continuously since July, 1877. resident of
Union City, in Wayne Township, in said county;
rat from n he yVQq M
Wayne Township; that he is now and has
been ever since November, 1855, personally &C.
quainted with Isaac P. Gray the present Demo
cratic candidate for Governor of said State: that
the said Isaac Z. Gray is now and hes been con-
tinuOusly since November, 1885, resident of said
Union City, and that during the time said Isaac P.
Gray resided in said Union City, in 1855 and 1856,
the said Isaac p. Gray Republican in poll
tics, made speeches in behalf of, and supported
John @. Fremont, the Republican candidate for
President in 1S56. MILTON MASON.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 2sth
day of September, 1884.
IsEALl L. D. LAMBERT, Notary Public.