The record of every election is to be the district. filed in the proper public offices of the respective counties and be The alleged illegal voters were placed by the counsel ia three classes. known as "subject to examination." Under the act of July 2. 1839. this record follows: must consist of a list of voters. tally papers. certisicates of the oaths I. Not registered. and made no proofs. taken and subscribed by the inspectors. judges. and clerks. and in ad- I. Fraodulent naturalization. undr te at o Apil 7. 569 itmus cosis ofthe III. N payment of taxes. dition to these. under the act of April 17. 1869t it must consist of tbe Of cla s nearly three hundred persons were alleged to have voted ills. affidavit of a witness. together with the affidavit of every person to gaily in the various election districts in te lgislative district in question. The Nhom the right to vote has been accorded. and whose name appears queotins of fact involved in his class were ofrst considered bythommittee. and on the list of voters. but not in the registry. but already on daloin the the evidence. consisting of the testimony of the voters. taken by the court of Seltylkill County. of the registries. of te official lislt of voters. returns of olseocouorrissioners office: tiei officers. lind afida its of voters. were carefully examined by the cotimittee.
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