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Our last paper contained the following sentence
aee One thing at least IS cerfafn-ke was never
chasfenged as TO his competency to vote at the
told that he had committed perjury in so swear
ing" ..'.s 80


The above, il seems 10 as is. so plain that no
man Of common sense could have misunderstood
il. We meant just what we said !; but in order
thatthere may be no mistake: and that no ground
may be left for the assertion that we intended to
convey the belief or to express the idea that the
person alluded to sworc falsely, we here re-state
the matter: One thing at least is certain-he
was never challenged as to his competency tc
vote at The polls, and was never told to his face
after having sworn 10 his right TO vote, that he
had committed perjury in so swearing. "a