i'. 44t4s A&A-AN 0 To Judge D. R1NGo.

LITTLE Rock, 0et.1 Is.l
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LITTLE Rock, Oct. P, ls44 Dear Sir-Y our note of this date address cd to Col MeFrieIl, Mf. Robbins and myself, as judges of the election, Is before me. You slate that ..in the Banner of the 9th inst. am charged With having improperly in- tcrfercd in the election held in this city on Monday last. And it Is there alleged, that you, or one of you, as judges at said election, proclaimed ii from the polls, that had taken 1t upon myself to decide what was the law in regard 10 the qualification of certain voters. 3 You eallupon Us 10 stale, separately or joint ly, every fact, within our knowledge, coil corning your alleged interference in said elec- tion.

 In reply, for myself I state with pleasure, that l know nothing, Of my own knowledge, of any interference on your part in the cleo lion, either before or on the day 1t was held It may be proper for me to state, also, that l did no. make the statement from the polls that you speak of.

 Respectfully yours,

 JOHN ADAMSON.