McGlyen v. Post

This action is brought by the- plaintíE as president of a voluntary association having a regular organization, a constitution, by-laws and a membership of two» *98thousand persons, to restrain certain of such members from procuring an incorporation of a society by the name ‘1 AntiPoverty Society,” that being the name under which the voluntary association has been known and has carried on its business and affairs since March, 1887. It appears in the moving paper’s that dissensions have arisen among the members of the voluntary association, and that a large number of its officers and members and…