Journal of the Indiana State Senate, During the Thiry-Ninth Session of the General Assembly, Commencing Thursday, January 8, 1857. 1857
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Robinson, contestor, and Stanley Cooper, contestee, the certified copy of the tabular statement of the vote of the county of Rush, at the general election, held on the 14th day of October, 1856, and of the certificate of the board of canvassers of said election, shows that Stanley Coopor received 1,813 votes, and William Bracken 1,713 votes, for the office of senator in the Gen- eial Assembly from the county of Rush, at said election, being a majority of one hundred in favor of Mr. Cooper.
Ther...e is no evidence before your committee impairing the regu- larity or legality of this election.
The evidence which has been filed before your committee by the contestor, neither establishes any irregularity in the conduct of any officer of the board of judges or canvassers of said election, or the casting of illegal votes for the contestee at said election, at least to an extent to affect the result in the slightest degree.
The principle to all these cases is, that the presumptions of the law are all in favor of the regularity of the elections, of the legality of the votes cast at said elections, and of the correctness of the re- turns ; and to overcome these presumptions, it is necessary for the contestors to produce legal and satisfactory evidence.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Robinson, contestor, and Stanley Cooper, contestee, the certified copy of the tabular statement of the vote of the county of Rush, at the general election, held on the 14th day of October, 1856, and of the certificate of the board of canvassers of said election, shows that Stanley Coopor received 1,813 votes, and William Bracken 1,713 votes, for the office of senator in the Gen- eial Assembly from the county of Rush, at said election, being a majority of one hundred in favor of Mr. Cooper.
Ther...e is no evidence before your committee impairing the regu- larity or legality of this election.
The evidence which has been filed before your committee by the contestor, neither establishes any irregularity in the conduct of any officer of the board of judges or canvassers of said election, or the casting of illegal votes for the contestee at said election, at least to an extent to affect the result in the slightest degree.
The principle to all these cases is, that the presumptions of the law are all in favor of the regularity of the elections, of the legality of the votes cast at said elections, and of the correctness of the re- turns ; and to overcome these presumptions, it is necessary for the contestors to produce legal and satisfactory evidence.
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