In re Redmond
New York Supreme Court
Proceeding instituted under Laws of 1892, chapter 680, section 65. The opinion states the case.
1Opinion of the CourtAdams, J.
This is a proceeding instituted under the previsions of section 65 of chapter 680 of the Laws of 1892.
The applicant claims to be the regularly nominated candidate of the Democratic party for member of assembly in the second district of Monroe county, and insists that his name be printed, as such candidate, upon the official ballot to be voted at the ensuing election. The papers presented upon the hearing are exceedingly voluminous, and it is to be regretted that the limitations of time and opportunity render a more careful and deliberate examination of the same impossible. However, the…
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