Testimony Taken on the Part of the Sitting Members in the Allegany Contested Election Case, and Memorial of Sitting Members in Response to Memorial of (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781173296148)

This historical volume, "Testimony Taken on the Part of the Sitting Members in the Allegany Contested Election Case, and Memorial of Sitting Members in Response to Memorial of Contestants," offers a detailed record of an election dispute in Allegany County, New York, dating back to 1867. As Volume 1867, it provides a unique insight into the political processes and challenges of the era. The book presents a transcription of the testimony presented by the incumbent members during the contested election case, along with their formal response to the contestants' memorial.

Researchers and historians interested in American political history, election law, and local governance will find this primary source material invaluable. It sheds light on the intricacies of 19th-century election disputes and the arguments presented by those defending their positions. The volume serves as a significant artifact for understanding the legal and political landscape of post-Civil War America and the democratic processes at the state and local levels.

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