Political Corruption and English and American Laws for Its Prevention |
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... clause Mr. Clayton , who had paid £ 326 for bills contracted by the conservative association of his district for treats , excursions and picnics enjoyed before his candidacy , was held guilty and unseated after the last election .
... clause Mr. Clayton , who had paid £ 326 for bills contracted by the conservative association of his district for treats , excursions and picnics enjoyed before his candidacy , was held guilty and unseated after the last election .
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The agent , who was Mr. James ' son , pleaded that he did not know the law , but this was held no excuse . All the above provisions are important and salutary , but the machinery for limiting election expenses , making them public and ...
The agent , who was Mr. James ' son , pleaded that he did not know the law , but this was held no excuse . All the above provisions are important and salutary , but the machinery for limiting election expenses , making them public and ...
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He said further that a judge of the supreme court of New York residing in Plattsburg told him that at the last election held before the Australian ballot was adopted a voter at the polls in that city got on a chair and publicly offered ...
He said further that a judge of the supreme court of New York residing in Plattsburg told him that at the last election held before the Australian ballot was adopted a voter at the polls in that city got on a chair and publicly offered ...
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