Constitutionality of the Primary Law of the State of New Jersey V. 1

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1 James A. Deering, The Constitutionality of the Primary Law of the State of New Jersey i (1910)

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THE CONSTITUTIONALITY

OF

THE PRIMARY LAW OF THE STATE OF

NEW JERSEY

PROVIDING THAT VOTERS OF ANY POLITICAL PARTY
MAY EXPRESS THEIR PREFERENCE FOR UNITED STATES
SENATOR AT A PRIMARY ELECTION.-(Chapter 231, Laws
of 1907).

THE POWER CONFERRED AND THE DUTY IMPOSED BY
THE CONSTITUTION OF THE UNITED STATES AND BY
THE CONSTITUTION OF THE STATE OF NEW JERSEY
UPON THE LEGISLATURE AND ITS MEMBERS IN CHOOS-
ING SENATORS OF THE UNITED STATES.

THE QUESTION IN THE LIGHT OF JUDICIAL AND CON-
GRESSIONAL PRECEDENTS.

New York, December 271h, 1910.

JAMES A. DEER