LITTLE Rock, Oct. 12th, IS4s.
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JUDGE D, ttNGO -

 Dear SU-Y our note requesting me 10 state what know respecting your iaterier- ence in the election on Monday last, by ta- king upon yourself to decide what was the law with regard to the qualifications of cer- tain voters, was. handed 10 me this morning. In answer l will state, that had never any conversation with you upon the subject of the election, or heard you express, any opln- ion as to the qualification of any class of voters, either upon, or previous to, the day of election Sometime during tie week pre- ceding the election, in conversation with Mr C. P Bertrand. he stated if my memory serves mel that he had heard your opinion upon the duty of the judges of an election. in receiving the vote offoreigners, which was. when foreigner offered himself 10 vote, the best evidence of his being legal voter, was the record of the court, or his certificate o naturalization; but his vote might be receiv- cd, by his taking an oath that he was a na- turalized citizen and ] stated at the polls on Monday, that had your opinion ,kmeaning the aboye) in answer to a stahncnt of the law, as to the duty of the judges of an cleo ton, made by Col Ashley (and which ht stated, likewise, to be Judge Johnson's opin- on4 which differed materially from my ONT opinion, and that of majority of the judge. Of the election.=

 Very resneeffIIlv.