Exports, stamp tax on tobacco, not a Goods, foreign, when not taxable by tax on, 248. Tax on, 247. Expost facto laws, definition of, 241–243, 251. Limitation of powers of State Legis- latures, 241. Estate, real, confiscation of, 324. Extradition, by State courts, of aliens, Extradition by States, 336. F. States, 178. Government, decision of, as to its repub- lican form, 344, 345. Departments of, co-ordinate, 284. Rights of, in civil war, 222. Greenbacks not taxable by State author- Action of Supreme Court in regard to Felonies may be prosecuted upon infor- Grievances, redress of, 356. His opinion of the future of America, Habeas corpus, case of Milligan, 316. 135. Opinion on representation in the British Parliament, 138. Presents a plan of union in 1775, 158. Views of in regard to independence, 148. Freedom of religion, 355, 356. From justice, how subject to trial, From justice, may be tried for other From justice, unlawful seizure of, From slavery, decision in regard to, Fulton, Robert, grant to, to exclusive G. Garland, decision in case of, 282. Jurisdiction of courts in applications for the writ of, 236. Limitations as to the privilege of the Nature of writ of, 238. Privilege of writ of, as to slaves, 236. Privilege of writ of, in England, 235. Privilege of writ of, in the Confeder- Under statute of March 3, 1863, 372. Writ of certiorari in application for Hanover, county of, Virginia, proposes Head taxes, decision of, in "Passenger Henry, Patrick, speech of, 152. High seas, felonies on, how punishable, Highways and bridges instruments of Georgia, State of, controversy with House of Commons, changes in the, Kansas, legislation of, in regard to Sale of intoxicating liquors in, 204. Kent, Chancellor, proceedings by, in the tempt of order of the House, 175. Of England, Declaration of Inde- L. Lands, cession of, by States, 164. Lateran, Council of, 136. Constitutional, as to treaties, 293. Due process of, considered, 391. Due process of, when, in certain cases, Of nations not a code, 224. the United States, 332. Right to practise, not guaranteed by Of crimes, none, except by statute, Laws, equal protection of, considered, 307. Of States over navigable waters, 308. 392. Expost facto, 241, 251. Laws of England injurious to the colo- Marshall, Chief Justice, opinion of, in nies, 150. Of the United States supreme over State laws, 354. Organic, of United States, 1. Liberties and rights of the colonies as Liberty, Sons of, in New York forecast "License Cases," 203. License, when a contract, 270. Lincoln, President, action in regard to Proclamation of, suspending privi- regard to changes wrought by Maryland, cession of land by, 164. Provisions of charter of, 137. Re-enacts laws of Parliament, 141. Imported, not liable to taxation by In the hands of a carrier is not Right of transportation of, among Mexican peonage prohibited, 387. Commissions, when illegal, 317. Intoxicating, prohibition of sale of, Militia, exigency for calling out, who 396. Power of States to regulate the traf- fic in, 268. London, Board of Trade of, 146. may decide, 228. Power of Congress over the, 226. Louisiana, treaty of, cession of, how Milligan, case of, 316. Nations, foreign, power of Congress to Naturalization, 205. Navigation, power of Congress over, Rights of, as to jury duty, 390. Grant by, to Robert Fulton of rights of navigation, 190. New York Mercury, statement by, in Notes, United States, not taxable by Of Southern Confederacy, how val- 0. Obligations, issued by States, when Office, when a contract, 270. Officers of States, when exempt from Ogden and Saunders, case of, 207. States to be formed out of terri- of river of, 23. Ordinance for the government of the River of, slavery prohibited in terri- Its value, 166. Of 1787, legal effect of, upon the in- Slavery prohibited by, 165. Terms of, 165. Otis, James, speech on representation, On Magna Charta, 143. P. Pacific Railway, Union, case of, 312. Papers, private, exempt from seizure, 362. Pardon, definition of, 281. Legal effect of, 281. Pardoning power, its origin, 282. Parliament, attempts of, for supremacy Denial of right of, by James First, Denial of right of, to legislate for the Laws of, oppressive upon the colo- Laws of, re-enacted by Massachu- Taxation by, influence of, 133. "Passenger Cases," action of Southern Pensions, payment inviolate, 388. Under act of 1793, 171. Plaintiff, when nominal only, how Plymouth Colony, assertion of rights Police, powers of States not impaired by Post offices, power of Congress to es- Speech of, on writs of assistance, Post roads, power of Congress to estab- Congress possesses implied, 232. Punctuation, error in, in clause of Con- "No part of statute," refuted, 321. Q. Equity, of United States, cannot be Quorum, authority of Speaker of House restrained by States, 310. 171. In government, distribution of, 171. To the Constitution, proceedings of Duty of, in case of insurrection in Executive powers vested in, 171. History of the rule for commencing term March 4, 278-280. legal government in a State, Power of, to grant pardons, 283. Whether subject to writ of manda- Prigg case, 308. Privileges of members of Congress, And immunities, guarantee of, does Incident to citizenship, 331. 283. Personal, confiscation of, 324. of Representatives to count a, 176. R. Randolph, plan of United States Consti- Rebellion, confiscation of property in Pardoning power in cases of, 282. Form of government, guarantee of, Nature of guarantee of, 345. Reservations, Indian, powers of Con- Rhode Island, controversy in, in regard And liberties, as declared by the Con- And privileges of members of Con- Of the colonies, feudalism the basis S. Scott, Dred, 205, 206. Secession, its effect upon the political Not taxable by municipal corpora- |