Marchiondo v. New Mexico State Tribune Co.

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• statement that gubernatorial candidate was likely or inclined to appoint cronies held actionable opinion
• “Any false and malicious writing published of another is libelous ... when its tendency is to render him contemptible or ridiculous in public estimation, or expose him to public hatred or contempt, or hinder virtuous men from associating with him.”

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