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Polk was wounded. This was called the Snow
Campaign. After this Ezekiel Polk land also
Col. VIM. Polk, as soon as he could be brought
with safety, not having recovered from his wounds)
removed TO Mecklenburg county, North Carolina,
think about the year ITS. There my person.
al acquaintance commenced with him. it being
also an intimate one. From my know ledge. he
stood high among the citizens Of Mecklenburg
county. lie then farmed in MecklenburG coun.
ty, and Accumulated property there. When Corn
wallis overrun tho country. in 1880. and came to
Char'otte.after Gates defeat, there were no regu-
lar organized troops in the field. and the country
was oyerrun. 1t was my understanding that then,
in order to save his property from destructon he,
together with others. took protection from Corn
wallis. When CORVALLIS left for the South, he,
Ezekiel Polk. removed his property from Corn
walii sproicstien, part OF whchswas taken BY
Corvallis troops when he, Ezekiel Polk, was
crossing the Yadkid. He went from there tc
Pennsylvania, and returned in the summer of l7Sl
That he was tory, or acted, in anyvv se, with
the British, consider sander against him. and
to be false. He stood high among the citizens of
Mecklenburg county.


GEO. ALEXANDER.


(Mr. George Alexander, who makes the fore
going statement is, member of the present whig
party.)