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 JOHN ADAMSON.

LITTLE RocK, Oct. II, I844.
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LITTLE ROCK, Oct. II, l834 HoN. DANIEL RINGo;-

 Dear Sir-Yours of the l2th inst, ad- dressed to Col. Thomas D. Memick, John Adamson, and myself, came 10 hand ou the same day, stating that you had been charged in 'he Banner ofthe 9th of having improperly interfered in the election held ia this city on Monday last; and ifs there stated that one of us, as judges of said election, proclaimed fl from the polls, that you had taken it upon yourself 10 decide what was the law in regard to the qualification of certain voters For the purpose of eliciting the truth respecting inc charge thus made, you call upon us, ei- thef separately CT jointly, to state every fact within our knowledge concerning your al- legged interference in said election. will only answer for myself: did not, on the day of the election, hear you say any thing in regard to the law concerning voters, nor at any time previous Nothing of the kind was proclaimed by me.

 Y our ob't serv't.

 JOHN ROBINS.