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Ma. ADAMS: SER--Ia ths Idst Times it is stated amOng other matters relating sO the Winchester con. tested election, that the Committee Hnanic, in their decision that Me- Boyd was entitled to seat This assertion s utterly untrue. Mr Caring,on con- scented to have the views of the ejOvy presented as the report of lhe committee, with the restfction that h should place the decision of the question on the Ind ing of the other members of the committee, tha, Mir Boyds majority but instead oi t,cO as claimed and that the vote of one Getshnm S,annard, adverse to Mr. B., waE illegally rejected. With this under. standing, Mr. c. waived his intention of making counter report, showing hs entire dissent from alt the views of Mr.srs. White and Latham. s4st h would occupy too grent space in your paper 10 go into full detail of the trial of this case but justice to deeply injured individua'-a young man of ,ie most UnqueeIioned integrity, and heretofore unsulie purity of charaeterreqUires that it should he known to the public that the evidence against him was of the most irreconcilaby contradictory nature-,ha r,e on ly positive testimony, crminaiing him. was shown to be utterly untrue hy the tesmony of other witnesses brought to crimna,e him in other parculars-,ha many of the witnesses went beyond all the bounds of probability in their asseriione-and testified to the fab- rca'io"s of excited jealousy rather than the simple iactp of the case. The clea and dspassionaie tes- mony orthe indivdna assaed, given il was, under circumstances the most cruelty trying. carried ton of it's truth the heart of every auditor not steel. ed by prejndice or hardened by malignant feelings full rcoor. ofi'e testimony given in, and the var. ous decisions of majority of 'he committee on incl. dental poins arising a the progress of the trial can a. lone shew the absurdy of iheir decson and the mis- er"he grounds on which inc disgracefal stigma at

 

 Until this can be prepared it is more than an ac of justice that the public should suspend their opn ion, and above all tba the decision of partisan com

 iuee should not be received conclusive evidence of the infamy of young whoee bare word carries stronger conviction to the minds of those who know him than the paths of his assailants. YtKDEx.