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... Cross - examined . Question by McHenry . Are there not many men in this community , known as " Union men , " who say that they are in favor of " southern rights ? " Answer . In the common understanding of the terms I think not . No. 2 ...
... Cross - examined . Question by McHenry . Are there not many men in this community , known as " Union men , " who say that they are in favor of " southern rights ? " Answer . In the common understanding of the terms I think not . No. 2 ...
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... Cross - examined . Question by Mr. McHenry , No. 1. State whether you have ever read Colonel Foster's General Order No. 12 , and General Shackelford's General Order No. 23 , ( copies of which are on file in this suit . ) Answer . I have ...
... Cross - examined . Question by Mr. McHenry , No. 1. State whether you have ever read Colonel Foster's General Order No. 12 , and General Shackelford's General Order No. 23 , ( copies of which are on file in this suit . ) Answer . I have ...
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... Cross - examined by McHenry . Question . State the circumstances connected with the objection of Captain Smallhousen , 26th Kentucky volunteers , to the vote mentioned in answer to second question . Answer . Thomas Leachman presented ...
... Cross - examined by McHenry . Question . State the circumstances connected with the objection of Captain Smallhousen , 26th Kentucky volunteers , to the vote mentioned in answer to second question . Answer . Thomas Leachman presented ...
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... Cross - examined by Colonel McHenry , contestant . No. 1. To what regiment did Captain Smallhousen belong , and under whose orders did he claim to be acting ? Answer . To the 26th Kentucky volunteers . Did not hear him say whose orders ...
... Cross - examined by Colonel McHenry , contestant . No. 1. To what regiment did Captain Smallhousen belong , and under whose orders did he claim to be acting ? Answer . To the 26th Kentucky volunteers . Did not hear him say whose orders ...
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... cross - examined by McHenry . No. 1. Do you remember the following expression in McHenry's speech , alluded to in your deposition : " That he would stand by the soldiers , his old companions in arms , and would not do or say aught ...
... cross - examined by McHenry . No. 1. Do you remember the following expression in McHenry's speech , alluded to in your deposition : " That he would stand by the soldiers , his old companions in arms , and would not do or say aught ...
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&c.—Continued 38th Congress 3d day Academy Amount Answer appropriation August election ballot clerks of class clerks of election committee compass compensation Congress congressional district consul contestant convention copy county court Cross-examined Daviess county day of August deck deposeth and saith deposition dollars per annum eighteen hundred enrolled examined feet George H Henderson county House of Representatives hundred dollars iron Iron county Irondale Ironton James Lindsay January John G Joseph judges and clerks June Kentucky Knottsville lawful age Liberty township loyal magnetic McHenry McLean county miles travel military Missouri number of votes oath prescribed Objected Ohio county Owensboro Perry county persons poll-books polls precinct Question rebel rebellion saith as follows salary Secretary Senate soldiers southern sympathizer STATION stationery sworn take the oath Territory Thomas township Treasury turret Union Union township United vessels voted for John voters Washington Washington county William Witness Yeaman
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Page 6 - Resolved, That his excellency the governor be requested to transmit a copy of the foregoing preamble and resolutions to each of our senators and representatives in Congress.
Page 51 - I have no purpose, directly or indirectly, to interfere with the institution of slavery in the States where it exists. I believe I have no lawful right to do so, and I have no inclination to do so.