Cook v. State
Tennessee Supreme Court
FROM SlIELBY. Appeal in error from Criminal Court of Shelby County. J. J. Dubose, J.
1Opinion of the Court
TüRney, Ch. sJ.
Plaintiff in error was indicted for removing ballots, aiding electors’ in marking their ballots, instructing them how to vote, etc.; was convicted, and lias appealed. Iiis defense is the unconstitutionality of the Act of the Legislature, passed March 11, 1890, Ch. 24, entitled “An Act to provide more stringent regulations for securing the purity of elections in this State, and applicable to counties having a population of over seventy thousand and cities of over nine thousand *409inhabitants, computed by the census of 1880, or may hereafter have such numbers by any subsequent…
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