In his evidence he gives the name of the vessel in which he sailed and the nameof the captain of it. Thereis no evidence that at that time he even intended to return to this country. He returned to the United States in 1867 and came to California in 1868. He never at any time took out his first naturalization papers from any court. but he got a friend to swear that he had come to the country before his majority. and thus he obtained his naturalization papers. He was not entitled to vote. and therefore his vote should be stricken from the count. There is no dispute about his political relations and that he cast his vote for Wigginton.
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