A. No, sir; there were parties of men standing along here and there.
Q. They gave way so that you could march through?
A. Yes; they didn't molest us. Some remarks made that we were not the Philadelphians, etc.
By Mr. Means:
Q. Did the mob appear to discriminate between the Philadelphia troops and the Pittsburgh troops.
A. There appeared to be a feeling against the Philadelphia troops.
By Senator Yutzy:
Q. Did there appear to be any feeling on the part of your regiment men against the Philadelphia troops?
A. No, sir; I heard no such remarks made.
Q. That feeling was expressed in the mob?