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In Re Debs
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- May 07, 1885
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Chief Justice Marshall in McCulloch v. MarylandSearch
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Chief Justice Chase in Lane County v. OregonSearch
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Bradley in Ex parte Siebold, 100 U. S. 371 , 100 U. S. 395 . See also Schooner Exchange v. McFaddenSearch
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Tennessee v. DavisSearch
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Logan v. UnitedSearch
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Fong Yue Ting v. UnitedSearch
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and an exercise of their powers by writ of injunction and otherwise to accomplish the same result. In Stamford v. StamfordSearch
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United States have a property in the mails, the protection of which was one of the purposes of this bill. Searight v. StokesSearch
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court. This proposition in some of its relations has heretofore received the sanction of this court. In United States v. SanSearch
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This language was relied upon in the subsequent case of United States v. BellSearch
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powers and duties of a government to remove obstructions from the highways under its control. As said in Gilman v. PhiladelphiaSearch
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Stamford v. StamfordSearch
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People v. VanderbiltSearch
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State v. DaytonSearch
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Springfield v. ConnecticutSearch
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Attorney General v. WoodsSearch
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Eaton and Amboy Railroad Co. v. GreenwichSearch
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Rio Grande Railroad Co. v. BrownsvilleSearch
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and a public nuisance has always been held subject to abatement at the instance of the government. Attorney General v. TudorSearch
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Attorney General v. JamaicaSearch
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Village of Pine City v. MunchSearch
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State v. GoodnightSearch
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Texas 682. It may not be amiss to notice a few of the leading cases. City of Georgetown v. AlexandriaSearch
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Page 158 U. S. 588 State of Pennsylvania v. WheelingSearch
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Coosaw Mining Co. v. SouthSearch
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the matter of equity jurisdiction is discussed at some length, and several cases cited, among them Attorney General v. RichardsSearch
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Attorney Page 158 U. S. 589 General v. ForbesSearch
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Gibson v. SmithSearch
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Pond Aqueduct Corporation, 133 Mass. 361. From Attorney General v. ForbesSearch
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And from Attorney General v. JamaicaSearch
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An additional case, not noticed in that opinion, may also be referred to, Attorney General v. TerrySearch
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of the fact that it is one of the highways of interstate and international commerce. The great case of Gibbons v. OgdenSearch
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See also Gilman v. PhiladelphiaSearch
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way, have secured the removal of the obstruction and the cessation of the nuisance. As said in Attorney General v. BrownSearch
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equity will not interfere where the object sought can be as well attained in the ordinary tribunals. Attorney General v. NewSearch
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Jersey City v. CitySearch
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Attorney Page 158 U. S. 592 General v. HeishonSearch
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Morris & Essex Railroad v. PruddenSearch
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from that of the public, and they will only do so where there appears to be a necessity for their interference. Rowe v. TheSearch
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by the fact that they are accompanied by, or are themselves, violations of the criminal law. Thus, in Cranford v. TyrrellSearch
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And in Mobile v. LouisvilleSearch
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and we reaffirm the declaration made for the court by Mr. Justice Bradley in Boyd v. UnitedSearch
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arising therein, is more explicitly defined and more emphatically enforced in the two subsequent cases of the Queen v. PatySearch
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In Watson v. WilliamsSearch
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