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with repeating the broad definition of the commerce power as expounded by Mr. chief Justice Marshall in Gibbons v. OgdenSearch
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train, if thereby a direct burden is imposed upon interstate commerce, is settled beyond question. Mississippi R. Co. v. IllinoisSearch
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results from previous rulings of this Court concerning the act of Congress known as the Safety Appliance Act. Johnson v. SouthernSearch
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Schlemmer v. BuffaloSearch
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were all, after a full review of the authorities, restated and reapplied in a recent case. Illinois Central Railroad v. McKendreeSearch
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Commonwealth v. HitchingsSearch
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Northern Securities Co. v. UnitedSearch
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States, 193 U. S. 197 , 193 U. S. 335 , and cases cited. Sherlock v. AllingSearch
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Ry. Co. v. HerrickSearch
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Ry. Co. v. PontiusSearch
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Tullis v. LakeSearch
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Erie & W. R. Co., 175 U. S. 348 . Missouri Pacific Ry. Co. v. MackeySearch
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R. Co. v. PontiusSearch
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the words of Chief Justice Marshall which have received the constant approval of this Court. He said (in Gibbons v. OgdenSearch
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this Court. When the power to declare an act of Congress void was still undecided, Mr. Justice Chase said in Hylton v. UnitedSearch
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In Nicol v. AmesSearch
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MR. JUSTICE WHITE, in Buttfield v. StranahanSearch
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Mr. Justice Story, in United States v. CoombsSearch
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be restrained so as to include only those who are subject to the power of the lawmaking body. The case of McCullough v. VirginiaSearch
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disabled the Virginia Legislature from providing that the coupons should be receivable for such taxes. McGahey v. VirginiaSearch
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A law which cannot endure the test of the Constitution without judicial amendment must perish. United States v. ReeseSearch
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United States v. HarrisSearch
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Railroad v. McKendreeSearch
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provision, with subjects without as well as subjects within its control. As was said in one of them ( United States v. ReeseSearch
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conflict with the McCullough case and with the spirit of the interpretation that prevailed in United States v. PalmerSearch
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Wheat. 610, and Church of the Holy Trinity v. UnitedSearch
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Constitution. This has been the view always expressed or implied by this Court. In his concurring opinion in Gibbons v. OgdenSearch
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In Cooley v. BoardSearch
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In the opinion of the Court, delivered by Mr. Justice Field, in Sherlock v. AllingSearch
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In delivering the opinion of the Court in Smith v. AlabamaSearch
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Railway v. AlabamaSearch
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Railway v. SolanSearch
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This statement was assumed to be true in Pennsylvania Railroad v. HughesSearch
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U. S. 477 , and Martin v. PittsburgSearch
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Railroad, 203 U. S. 284 . The case of Peirce v. VanSearch
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Johnson v. RailroadSearch
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Schlemmer v. RailroadSearch
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grand divisions of the powers of government. The nature of the Constitution, said Chief Justice Marshall ( M'Culloch v. MarylandSearch
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Marshall, C.J., in Gibbons v. OgdenSearch
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Railway Co. v. SolanSearch
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Railroad v. RossSearch
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their territory, which was undisturbed by the Constitution, that doubt was dispelled by the decision in Sherlock v. AllingSearch
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said Chief Justice Marshall (in Gibbons v. OgdenSearch
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