Excerpt from Contested Election Case of Joseph A. Conry Vs. John A. Keliher, From the Ninth Congressional District of Massachusetts
First. That by reason of your action or the action of those in your employ, or act. Ing in your behalf with your knowledge, the voters of said district, or a large num ber thereof, were deceived through the public press and in various other ways into the belief that a certain telegram emanating from the chairman of the Democratic Congressional committee personally indorsing the candidacy of the undersigned, Joseph A. Conry, was fictitious and published to deceive, and this you did person ally, or caused be done through those in your employ or acting with your knowledge and your instructions in your behalf, willfully and maliciously and fraudulently, and with intent thereby to deceive said voters by publishing or causing to be published in said public press a telegram purporting to have emanated from said chairman of the Democratic Congressional committee, which telegram in fact as published by you was never sent by said chairman of the Democratic Congressional committee or with his authority or the authority of any person rightfully acting for him or in his behalf, and was in fact never received by you or those in your employ or those acting in your behalf.
Such action by you, or those in your employ, or those acting in your behalf, was fraudulent, misleading, dishonorable, and intended to corrupt the minds of the voters of said district, and to injure my candidacy, and did so injure it.
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Excerpt from Contested Election Case of Joseph A. Conry Vs. John A. Keliher, From the Ninth Congressional District of Massachusetts
First. That by reason of your action or the action of those in your employ, or act. Ing in your behalf with your knowledge, the voters of said district, or a large num ber thereof, were deceived through the public press and in various other ways into the belief that a certain telegram emanating from the chairman of the Democratic Congressional committee personally indorsing the candidacy of the undersigned, Joseph A. Conry, was fictitious and published to deceive, and this you did person ally, or caused be done through those in your employ or acting with your knowledge and your instructions in your behalf, willfully and maliciously and fraudulently, and with intent thereby to deceive said voters by publishing or causing to be published in said public press a telegram purporting to have emanated from said chairman of the Democratic Congressional committee, which telegram in fact as published by you was never sent by said chairman of the Democratic Congressional committee or with his authority or the authority of any person rightfully acting for him or in his behalf, and was in fact never received by you or those in your employ or those acting in your behalf.
Such action by you, or those in your employ, or those acting in your behalf, was fraudulent, misleading, dishonorable, and intended to corrupt the minds of the voters of said district, and to injure my candidacy, and did so injure it.
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Excerpt from Contested Election Case of Joseph A. Conry Vs. John A. Keliher, From the Ninth Congressional District of Massachusetts
Mr. Campbell. Now, may it please the court, that certificate, I understand, issues and is presented as evidence under section 105 of the United States statutes.
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Paperback. Condición: New. Print on Demand. An extract from the contested Congressional election case of Joseph A. Conry versus John A. Keliher in 1902, this book presents an insider's look into the legal process and political intrigue that characterized contested Congressional elections in the United States in the early 20th century. The author provides a detailed account of the complex legal proceedings, including the process of serving notice, taking testimony, and presenting evidence before a special justice. The book delves into the specific allegations of fraud, corruption, and illegal practices that were at the heart of the contest, offering insights into the often-contentious nature of American elections during this period. The author also examines the broader historical context of contested Congressional elections, referencing relevant statutes and legal precedents, and discussing the significance of this particular case within the larger struggle for electoral integrity in the United States. This book is a reproduction of an important historical work, digitally reconstructed using state-of-the-art technology to preserve the original format. In rare cases, an imperfection in the original, such as a blemish or missing page, may be replicated in the book. print-on-demand item. Nº de ref. del artículo: 9781334206719_0
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