voter (voter)

[ 6791 5. In law: (a) To produce vouchers for, in support of a charge in account. (b) In old Eng. law, to call or summon into court to warrant and defend, or to make good a warranty of title. He vouches the tenant in tail, who vouches over the common vouchee. Black stone, Com., II. xxi. =Syn. 2. To a everate, aver, protest. II. in trans. To bear witne ; give testimony or attestation; more specifically, in old Eng. law , to call in some one to make good his al tor. Of late years, when it has been considered nece ary by politicians to cultivate the foreign-born voters, there has been a great tendency to appoint naturalized citizens as consuls. Schuyler, Amer. Diplomacy, p. 81. Registration of voters. See registration.