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In Re Duncan
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- Mar 30, 1891
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The courts of the United States necessarily adopt the adjudication of the state courts on the subject. South Ottawa v. PerkinsSearch
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Railroad Co. v. GeorgiaSearch
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U. S. 359 . In Town of South Ottawa v. PerkinsSearch
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judicial one, and must be so regarded by the courts of the United States. This subject was fully discussed in Gardner v. CollectorSearch
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produced and made part of the case in the court below, will not be considered on appeal. Illinois Central Railroad Co. v. WrenSearch
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Bedard v. HallSearch
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Grob v. CushmanSearch
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Hensoldt v. PetersburgSearch
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Auditor v. HaycraftSearch
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Bradley v. WestSearch
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Coleman v. DobbinsSearch
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Jones v. UnitedSearch
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Page 139 U. S. 458 and to prove by the record due conformity with the constitutional requirements. People v. SupervisorsSearch
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and their provisions had been repeatedly construed and enforced by the courts as the law of the land. In Usener v. StateSearch
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courts would not exercise the power of going behind it and inquiring into the manner of its enactment, and Blessing v. GalvestonSearch
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Central Railway Co. v. HearneSearch
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Tex. 547, and Day Co. v. StateSearch
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committee and reported on before its passage, as required by the constitution. The language of the court in State v. SwiftSearch
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Nev. 176, was quoted approvingly in Usener v. StateSearch
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of constitutional requirements was not fully developed in that case, and that its authority was overthrown by Hunt v. StateSearch
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themselves thereby set bounds to their own power as against the sudden impulses of mere majorities. In Luther v. BordenSearch
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South Ottawa v. PerkinsSearch
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In Town of South Ottawa v. PerkinsSearch
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Gardner v. CollectorSearch
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Illinois Central Railroad Co. v. WrenSearch
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People v. SupervisorsSearch
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In Usener v. StateSearch
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and Blessing v. GalvestonSearch
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and Day Co. v. StateSearch
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State v. SwiftSearch
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Usener v. StateSearch
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Hunt v. StateSearch
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In Luther v. BordenSearch
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