Sovereign, may sue in other states, 297.
Speech, freedom of, a constitutional pro-
vision, 621.
Spoliation of documents, (see Docu-
ments.)
Stare decisis, 525. 528. 530.
States, moral obligations of, 3.
defined, 191.
sketch of the settlement of, 473,
when may be rule of decision in
federal courts, 434, 435.
governor of power to pardon of-
fences against U. S., 439.
one, not enforce criminal law of
another, 443.
constitutional restrictions upon the
power of, 447.
may use military power to put
down insurrection, 447.
powers denied to, by federal con-
stitution, 447.
not emit bills of credit, 448.
not pass ex post facto laws, 450.
no control over federal laws or
courts, 451.
not control or obstruct federal of
ficers, 452.
States, not interfere with each other 453. | Statutes, revival of, 516.
not to tax national institutions,
not pass laws impairing the obli-
gations of contracts, 455, (see
Obligations.)
may not impair its own contracts
or grants, 456, 457. 462.
their control over mail carriers,
453.
may regulate the remedies on
contracts, 461.
not to govern ceded places, 472.
not pass naturalization laws, 467.
foreign, acquired by purchase,
277.
courts, concurrent jurisdiction of,
436, (see State.)
not controllable by injunctions
from U. S. courts, 453.
how far congress may confer juris-
diction upon, 438, 439. 441.
jurisdiction of, in suits against a
ex post facto, prohibited, 450.
old English, 524.
construction of, 509. 515. 519.
saving clauses and provisoes,
when may, means shall, 517.
in pari materia, 513.
repeal of, by implication, 516.
Steamboats, monopoly, history of, 476.
Story, Joseph, on the Constitution of the
United States, 256.
Suffrage, qualifications for the exercise
of, 235. 238.
Suit, defined, 321.
Sugden's Treatise, 563.
Summary convictions, 610.
Supreme Court, reports of, 488.
its institution, 323.
its exclusive jurisdiction, 323. 342,
its appellate jurisdiction, 324, 325.
331, note, 342. 345 353-359.
its jurisdiction to grant habeas
corpus, 324. 327.
its jurisdiction over inferior courts,
326.
may punish for contempts, 326.
attorneys and counsel, clerks and
marsbals of, 336-341.
judgments of, how enforced, 346.
may issue mandamus, 350.
jurisdiction of, when a state is a
party, 352.
appellate jurisdiction depends on
congress, 353.
appeal to, in criminal cases, 354.
jurisdiction on questions of trea-
ties, 354.
on appeal to, error must appear
of record, 355.
appellate jurisdiction, when state
a party, 356-859.
power derived from constitution,
(See Courts Federal.)
Talbot, Lord, 544.
Taxes, direct, 272.
Taxation, by states, 430-432, 433, note.
by states, not of United States
Bank, 468.
rights of, in the states, 468. 472.
483.
authority of congress relative to,
273.
authority of congress paramount
to states, 431.
authority of congress paramount
in territories, 275.
War, citizens may not engage in for- Written Law, part of municipal law,
(See Truces and Blockade.)
Yelverton's Reports, 532.
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