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of a state cannot refuse to enforce the act on ground that it is not in harmony with the policy of that state. Claflin v. HousemanSearch
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as regards the several states, but is a concurrent and, within its jurisdiction, a paramount sovereign. Claflin v. HousemanSearch
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F. 49 affirmed. No. 120 ( Mondou v. NewSearch
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subsequently was affirmed by the Supreme Court of Errors of the state (82 Conn. 373) upon the authority of Hoxie v. N.YSearch
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Conn. 352, and the plaintiff then sued out the present writ of error. No. 170 ( Northern Pacific Railway Co. v. BabcockSearch
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as prayed. By a direct writ of error, the defendant seeks a reversal of that judgment. Nos. 289 and 290 ( Walsh v. NewSearch
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New York, New Haven and Hartford R. Co. v. WalshSearch
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have a real or substantial relation to such commerce, and therefore are within the range of this power. Cooley v. PortSearch
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Smith v. AlabamaSearch
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than its effect upon interstate commerce, as the criterion of congressional power. As was said in Southern Railway Co. v. UnitedSearch
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contract. But of this it suffices to say, in view of our recent decisions in Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Railroad Co. v. McGuireSearch
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Atlantic Coast Line Railroad Co. v. RiversideSearch
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Mills, 219 U. S. 186 , and Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Co. v. InterstateSearch
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and condemns what is done only when it is without any reasonable basis, and therefore is purely arbitrary. Lindsley v. NaturalSearch
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the equal protection clause, have been sustained by repeated decisions of this Court. Missouri Pacific Railway Co. v. MackeySearch
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Louisville & Nashville Railroad Co. v. MeltonSearch
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Mobile, Jackson & Kansas City Railroad Co. v. TurnipseedSearch
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the same field, finds its answer in the following extracts from the opinion of Chief Justice Marshall in McCulloch v. MarylandSearch
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And particularly apposite is the repetition of that principle in Smith v. AlabamaSearch
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falls within the police Page 223 U. S. 55 power of the states in the absence of action by Congress. Sherlock v. AllingSearch
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Railway v. AlabamaSearch
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Gloucester Ferry Co. v. PennsylvaniaSearch
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for necessarily that which is not supreme must yield to that which is. Gulf, Colorado and Santa Fe Railway Co. v. HefleySearch
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Southern Railway Co. v. ReidSearch
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Northern Pacific Railway Co. v. WashingtonSearch
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own legislature, and should be respected accordingly in the courts of the state. As was said by this Court in Claflin v. HousemanSearch
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with the proper jurisdiction of the other, as was so clearly shown by the Chief Justice Taney in the case of Ableman v. BoothSearch
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Mondou v. NewSearch
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of Hoxie v. N.YSearch
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Walsh v. NewSearch
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