Argument of George W. Wingate against the legality of the arrests made by commissioner John I. Davenport, of persons naturalized in 1868 View on Open Library

Argument of George W. Wingate against the legality of the arrests made by commissioner John I. Davenport, of persons naturalized in 1868

by George Wood Wingate

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First published: 1879 1 language
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To the Circuit Court of the United States, in and for the Southern District of New York, in the Second Judicial Circuit, charges preferred against John I. Davenport, as U.S. commissioner and chief supervisor of elections by Oswald Ottendorfer, Amos F. Eno, George A. Heinrichs, Andrew J. Haggerty, John B. Lewis, John Doran, and Patrick H. Maguire

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