Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 212
t his ballot, and as soon as they sawwhat it was, they threw him over the cabin. Just then, John Clark came back from theravine into which he had slid from the roof ofthe log-house, looking very much crestfallen.He explained that he had met some pro-slaverymen on the road that morning, and they had… … THE POLLS AT LIBERTYVILLE. THE WOBURN MAN IS HOISTED with butternut homespun was true-blue; sothey did nt ask any questions. I got a Free-State ballot from another man and was a-gointo plump it in; but they were too smart for me,and over I went. No, dont you worry, I aint I99 a-goin up there to try…
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