In the Matter of B. F. Moore, and Others
Supreme Court of North Carolina
Proceedings for Contempt of Court. Upon Monday the 19th day of April 1869, the following article appeared in tbe columns of the Daily Sentind, a newspaper published in Raleigh: , “ A SOLEMN PROTEST OP THE BAR OP NORTH CAROLINA AGAINST judicial INTERFERENCE IN POLITICAL AFFAIRS.
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Proceedings for Contempt of Court. Upon Monday the 19th day of April 1869, the following article appeared in tbe columns of the Daily Sentind, a newspaper published in Raleigh: , “ A SOLEMN PROTEST OP THE BAR OP NORTH CAROLINA AGAINST judicial INTERFERENCE IN POLITICAL AFFAIRS. The undersigned, present or former members of the bar of North Carolina, have witnessed the late public demonstrations of political partisanship, by the Judges of the Supreme Court of the State, with profound regret and unfeigned alarm for the purity of the future administration of the laws of the land. Active and open…
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Upon Monday the 19th day of April 1869, the following article appeared in the columns of the Daily Sentinel, a newspaper published in Raleigh:
"A SOLEMN PROTEST OF THE BAR OF NORTH CAROLINA AGAINST
JUDICIAL INTERFERENCE IN POLITICAL AFFAIRS.
The undersigned, present or former members of the bar of North Carolina, have witnessed the late public demonstrations of political partisanship, by the Judges of the Supreme Court of the State, with profound regret and unfeigned alarm for the purity of the future administration of the laws of the land.
Active and open participation in the strife of political…
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