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Holmes Vs. Jennison
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- Jan 01, 1840
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U.S. 540 (1840) U.S. Supreme Court Holmes v. JennisonSearch
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U.S. 14 Pet. 540 540 (1840) Holmes v. JennisonSearch
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the proceedings had not been suspended in consequence of the writ of error to this Court. In the case of Weston v. CharlestonSearch
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to discharge a party brought before it on a habeas corpus. And in the reign of Queen Anne, in the case of the Queen v. PatySearch
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cases. They are collected together and fully examined in the Court for the Correction of Errors in the case of Yates v. NewSearch
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was sufficient in law to authorize his arrest and detention. Certainly no such decision was given in the case of Queen v. PatySearch
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The first case in which this question appears to have arisen was that of Columbian Insurance Company v. WheelrightSearch
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Page 39 U. S. 566 The same interpretation was again given to this act of Congress in the case of Kendall v. UnitedSearch
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nature of the decision, were brought forward and considered by the Court. But the case of Columbian Insurance Company v. WheelrightSearch
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writs under the twenty-second section and under the act relating to the District of Columbia. But the case of Weston v. CharlestonSearch
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in such a case was then an open one upon which the two Houses differed in opinion. In New York, in the case of Yates v. PeopleSearch
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The power of the states in that respect was fully considered by this Court and decided, in the case of New York v. MilnSearch
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the grant of the same power to the United States, and that, in the language of this Court in the case of Sturges v. CrowningshieldSearch
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doubt, the true one in relation to the grants of power to which it is applied in the case above mentioned of Sturges v. CrowningshieldSearch
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itself carry with it an implied prohibition to the states to exercise the same powers. But in the same case of Sturges v. CrowningshieldSearch
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In the language Page 39 U. S. 578 of the Supreme Court, in the case of Houston v. MooreSearch
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this Court has not jurisdiction at all of the case, these points are of minor importance. In the case of Crowell v. RandallSearch
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is certainly no general power vested in this Court to revise any other cases. And according to the case of Crowell v. RandallSearch
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This argument is at once met and repelled by the decision of this Court in the case of Barron v. BaltimoreSearch
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because it is not only decided in the case just cited, but it is also declared in the case of Lessee of Livingston v. MooreSearch
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I now proceed to the examination of some of the cases in this Court in relation to this question. In Sturges v. CrowningshieldSearch
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of Congress. In 18 U. S. 5 Wheat. 21, Judge Washington, in delivering the opinion in the case of Houston v. MooreSearch
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been competent to the state governments to have done so in such manner as they might think proper. In Wilson v. BlackbirdSearch
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of the same power by the states. It is said by one of the judges, in delivering his opinion in the case of Houston v. MooreSearch
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he gives as examples of this the power to establish a uniform rule of naturalization, for which he refers to Chirac v. ChiracSearch
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enacted by Congress. The remark then was made in relation to a power which had been executed. But the case of Sturges v. CrowningshieldSearch
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was decided after that of Chirac v. ChiracSearch
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up clearly require this construction, but this Court has expressly decided the question in the case of Jackson v. LamphireSearch
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U.S. Supreme Court Holmes v. JennisonSearch
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of Weston v. CharlestonSearch
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of the Queen v. PatySearch
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of Yates v. NewSearch
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of Queen v. PatySearch
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of Columbian Insurance Company v. WheelrightSearch
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of Kendall v. UnitedSearch
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of Yates v. PeopleSearch
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of New York v. MilnSearch
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of Sturges v. CrowningshieldSearch
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of Houston v. MooreSearch
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of Crowell v. RandallSearch
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of Barron v. BaltimoreSearch
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of Lessee of Livingston v. MooreSearch
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In Sturges v. CrowningshieldSearch
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In Wilson v. BlackbirdSearch
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Chirac v. ChiracSearch
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of Chirac v. ChiracSearch
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of Jackson v. LamphireSearch
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