In re Cowie
New York Supreme Court
At chambers. Application by James A. Cowie for writ of mandamus, to compel the county clerk to recognize him as the regular Republican nominee for assembly.
1Opinion of the CourtIngraham, J.
From the papers upon which the order in the proceedings is applied for, it appears that, in pursuance of a duly-authorized call of the Republican county committee of the county of Rew York, the enrolled Republicans of the thirteenth assembly district, on the 26th day of September, 1890, held their primary election at the head-quarters of the said enrolled Republicans at Ro. 269 Eighth avenue; that at said primary election there was a contest between two factions of the said enrolled Republicans, and two tickets were voted, upon which were the names of the several delegates to the Republican…
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