In re Pollard
New York Supreme Court
At chambers. Application of William J. Pollard for an order compelling the county clerk of Seneca county to print his name on the official ballots.
1Opinion of the CourtAdams, J.
The controversy which has resulted in this application is one which arose in the year 1891 between two conflicting factions of the Republican party in Seneca county, each of which claimed to be regular in its organization. At the time mentioned a proceeding similar to this was instituted for the purpose of obtaining a judicial determination of the matter; and, after a careful examination of the papers submitted, I found myself constrained to decide in favor of that element in the party known as the “Patterson Faction,” and my reasons therefor were stated.in an opinion which was designed to…
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