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Bacon Vs. Texas
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- May 18, 1896
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U.S. 207 (1896) U.S. Supreme Court Bacon v. TexasSearch
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U.S. 207 (1896) Bacon v. TexasSearch
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some subsequent statute of the state which has been upheld, or effect given it, by the state court. Lehigh Water Co. v. EastonSearch
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The above-cited cases announce this principle. Page 163 U. S. 217 The case of Wilmington & Weldon Railroad v. AlsbrookSearch
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So in Mobile & Ohio Railroad v. TennesseeSearch
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construes the contract in order to determine whether the later statute impairs its obligation. Louisville Gas Co. v. Citizens'Search
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no power to permit a municipality to issue them, and that they were therefore void. Such are the cases of Gelpcke v. CitySearch
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of Dubuque, 1 Wall. 175, and Douglas v. CountySearch
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to follow the later decisions of the state court. A writ of error has been dismissed in this Court, Railroad Company v. McClureSearch
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to review the judgment of the state court. Considerable stress has been laid upon the case of Louisiana v. PilsburySearch
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upon a later statute that it has placed upon an earlier one, though the language of the two may be similar. Wood v. BradySearch
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as there is another ground upon which the judgment can rest, and it will dismiss the writ for that reason. Eustis v. BollesSearch
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S. 361 . In the course of the opinion in that case, which was delivered by MR. JUSTICE SHIRAS, the case of Beaupre v. NoyesSearch
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In Rutland Railroad v. CentralSearch
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To same effect are Gillis Page 163 U. S. 228 v. StinchfieldSearch
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U. S. 658 , 159 U. S. 660 , and Seneca Nation of Indians v. ChristySearch
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in the case last cited was one of dismissal. The same judgment was given in the two cases in 159 U.S., Rutland R. Co. v. CentralSearch
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Vermont R. Co. and Gillis v. StinchfieldSearch
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and also in the very latest case on the subject -- that of Seneca Nation v. ChristySearch
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U.S. Supreme Court Bacon v. TexasSearch
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of Wilmington & Weldon Railroad v. AlsbrookSearch
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Mobile & Ohio Railroad v. TennesseeSearch
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Louisville Gas Co. v. Citizens'Search
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of Gelpcke v. CitySearch
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and Douglas v. CountySearch
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Court, Railroad Company v. McClureSearch
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of Louisiana v. PilsburySearch
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Wood v. BradySearch
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of Beaupre v. NoyesSearch
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and Seneca Nation of Indians v. ChristySearch
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U.S., Rutland R. Co. v. CentralSearch
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of Seneca Nation v. ChristySearch
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Stanley v. SchwalbySearch
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