...reply, that there could be no mistake ; that they had already counted off five hundred and ninety six with correctness, and that, in a few minutes, the...Mr. French persisted in his interference, took Capt. Cushing aside, and they were in conversation for some time. In the mean while, many thinking the counting...

...understood, for he saw ' republicans' on the side for sending one. It was observed by Capt. Cushing in reply, that there could be no mistake; that they...Mr. French persisted in his interference, took Capt. Cushing aside, and they were in conversation for some time. In the meanwhile, many voters, thinking...

...there could be no mistake, that they had already counted off five hundred and ninety-six correctly, and that in a few minutes the counting would be finished...made; but Mr. French persisted in his interference until confusion arose and those who had gone out began to come back, and soon all were back expecting...