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  • Jan 01, 1883

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  1. Virginia Vs. Rives US Supreme Court · Jan 01, 1880
  2. Paul Vs. Virginia US Supreme Court · Jan 01, 1869
  3. Mcculloch Vs. Maryland US Supreme Court · Jan 01, 1819
  4. Fletcher Vs. Peck US Supreme Court · Jan 01, 1810
  5. Township of Pine Grove Vs. Talcott US Supreme Court · Jan 01, 1873
  6. Neal Vs. Delaware US Supreme Court · Jan 01, 1880
  7. United States Vs. Reese US Supreme Court · Jan 01, 1875
  8. of their operation and effect. A quite full discussion of this aspect of the amendment may be found in United Sates v. Cruikshank
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  9. accord with the principles laid down in the cases before referred to, as well as in the recent case of United States v. Harris
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  10. is concerned. This conclusion disposes of the cases now under consideration. In the cases of the United States v. Michael
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  11. Ryan, and of Richard A. Robinson and Wife v. The
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  12. said this court in Fletcher v. Peck
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  13. the fugitive from him, or who should harbor or conceal the slave after notice that he was a fugitive. In Prigg v. Commonwealth
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  14. to the successful enforcement of the master's claim to recover his fugitive slave. And this court, in Ableman v. Booth
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  15. other case, prior to the adoption of the recent amendments, to which reference will be made, is that of Dred Scott v. Sanford
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  16. expressly given or not, to secure and protect rights conferred or guaranteed by the Constitution. United States v. Reese
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  17. Strauder v. West
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  18. servitude except for crime, Congress would have had the power, by implication, according to the doctrines of Prigg v. Commonwealth
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  19. of Pennsylvania, repeated in Strauder v. West
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  20. First, as to public conveyances on land and water. In New Jersey Steam Navigation Co. v. Merchants'
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  21. To the same effect is Munn v. Illinois
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  22. U. S. 113 . In Olcott v. Supervisor
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  23. authority, to assess, levy and collect taxes to aid in the construction of railroads. So in Township of Queensbury v. Culver
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  24. and maintenance of a public highway, and for the promotion of a public use. Again, in Township of Pine Grove v. Talcott
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  25. courts with which the profession is familiar. The Supreme Judicial Court of Massachusetts, in Inhabitants of Worcester v. The
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  26. In Erie, Etc., R.R. Co. v. Casey
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  27. In Rex v. Ivens
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  28. servitude. I also submit, whether it can be said -- in view of the doctrines of this court as announced in Munn v. State
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  29. of Illinois, Page 109 U. S. 42 94 U. S. 113 , and reaffirmed in Peik v. Chicago
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  30. The doctrines of Munn v. Illinois
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  31. It was adjudged in Strauder v. West
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  32. one in the Constitution has tended so strongly to constitute the citizens of the United States one people. Ward v. Maryland
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  33. Corfield v. Coryell
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  34. functions or authority, against any citizen because of his race or previous condition of servitude. In United States v. Cruikshank
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  35. So, in Strauder v. West
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  36. Again, in Neal v. Delaware
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  37. The language of this court with reference to the Fifteenth Amendment adds to the force of this view. In United States v. Cruikshank
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  38. In United States v. Reese
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  39. enforce and protect any right derived from or created by the national Constitution. It was so declared in Prigg v. Commonwealth
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  40. of Pennsylvania. It was reiterated in United States v. Reese
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  41. It was distinctly reaffirmed in Strauder v. West
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  42. repeated, and permanently acquiesced in, would work a radical change in our system of government. In United States v. Fisher
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  43. longer be deemed an open question in this court. Page 109 U. S. 57 It was said of the case of Dred Scott v. Sandford
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  44. question was substantially presented here in the only one of these cases relating to railroads -- Robinson and Wife v. Memphis
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  45. United Sates v. Cruikshank
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  46. of United States v. Harris
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  47. of the United States v. Michael
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  48. In Prigg v. Commonwealth
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  49. of Dred Scott v. Sanford
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  50. the Constitution. United States v. Reese
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