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[page 354] that discharged him? A. Well,I did; I cannot tell you the reasons definitely, further than that; I have stated all. Q. In general terms? A. General terms. Q. Did you have reason to believe Mr. Morse would like to remain? A. I had no conversation with him in regard to that matter. Q. Do you remember distinctly the character of the meeting of the board, how many were present? A. No, sir. I dont Q. Cannot remember any thing about how many were there? A. No, sir. I cannot tell I think it was at a quarterly meeting or semi-annually meeting; I dont know when it was done Q. Are you sure there was a full board? A. I think it was merely full Q. Have you any idea of how many voted on that? A. No, sir, I cannot tell you. Q. Then you are sure that is so important a matter as that, the employment of a clerk who seemed to be faithful and trusty, and gratified in every way, and had made no complaint of ill health or asked-?