second-class mail privilege
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From 229 U.S. 288 - Lewis Publishing Co. v. Morgan · 1913Most cited · 184 citing opinions
the assailed provision when rightly construed only affixes additional conditions for admission to a privileged class of mail, and it was merely designed to provide for the continuance on compliance with designated conditions of a system under which vast sums of public money were expended, to the end that the power and influence of the press might be expanded.