The Archive · 1882

Senator Davis on the Stand

A few minutes later, when Scoville was reading a clipping, a stir became noticeable about the door leading to the witness-room, and Senator David Davis was going toward the witness-stand. The roading was suspended in order that Davis might be examined. In reply to Scoville he stated his oficial position and that he was not connected with either of the political parties of the county.

The Senator was asked general questions about the difference in the Republican party, Scoville stating that the the robson for calling him would be stated in the argument.

Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.

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