Revised Code, 1852, as amended in 1893, p. 593. Footnote 170: General Stat., 1906, secs. 2579, 3529, and 3531–32. Footnote 171: Code, 1895, II, secs. 2422–25. Footnote 172: Revised Code, 1908, I, secs. 2616 and 2619. Footnote 173: Annotated Stat., 1908, secs. 2641, 2642, 8360, and 8367. Footnote 174: Statutes, 1909, secs. 4615 and 4619. Footnote 175: Merrick’s Revised Civil Code, 1900, art. 94. Footnote 176: Public Gen. Laws, I, sec. 305, p. 878. Footnote 177: Code, 1906, secs. 1031 and 3244. Footnote 178: Annotated Stat., 1906, II, sec. 2174. Footnote 179: Compiled Stat., 1907, sec. 4275. Footnote 180: Compiled Laws, 1861–1900, secs. 4851–52. Footnote 181: Pell’s Revisal of 1908, I, secs. 2083 and 3369–70. Footnote 182: General Stat., 1908, secs. 3260 and 3262. Footnote 183: Bellinger and Cotton’s Codes and Stat., I, secs. 1999–2001 and II, sec. 5217. Footnote 184: Code, 1902, I, sec. 2664. Footnote 185: Code, 1896, secs. 4186–87. Footnote 186: Sayles’s Civil Stat., I, art. 2959. Footnote 187: Compiled Laws, 1907, sec. 1184. Footnote 188: Pollard’s Code, 1904, sec. 2252. Footnote 189: Code, 1899, p. 972. Footnote 190: Laws of Calif., 1905, p. 554. Footnote 191: Kinney’s Case, 1878, 30 Grat. (Va.) 858, 861. Footnote 192: Code of Criminal Procedure, 1902, sec. 293. Footnote 193: _Ex parte_ Francois, 1879, Fed. Case No. 5,047. Footnote 194: McAlpine v. State, 1897, 117 Ala. 93; 23 So. 130. Footnote 195: Acts of La., 1908, pp. 105–06. Footnote 196: Laws of N. M., 1866, p. 90. Footnote 197: Acts of R. I., Jan. sess., 1881, p. 108. Footnote 198: Laws of Me., 1883, p. 167. Footnote 199: Pub. Acts of Mich., 1883, p. 16. Footnote 200: Frederick J. Stimson, “American Statute Law,” I, p. 668. Footnote 201: Laws of O., 1877, p. 277; 1887, p. 34. Footnote 202: Laws of N. C., 1887, p. 494. Footnote 203: Edward Channing, “History of the United States,” The Macmillan Co., 1905, I, pp. 128–30. Footnote 204: State v. Bell, 1872, 7 Baxter (Tenn.) 9. Footnote 205: Kinney v. Com., 1878, 30 Grat. (Va.) 858. Footnote 206: _Ex parte_ Kinney, 1879, Fed. Case No. 7,825. Footnote 207: State v. Tutty, 1890, 41 Fed. 753. Footnote 208: 16 Mass. 157 (1819). Footnote 209: 36 Ind. 389 (1871). Footnote 210: Burns v. State, 1872, 48 Ala. 195. Footnote 211: 58 Ala. 190 (1877). Footnote 212: State v. Hairston, 1869, 63 N. C. 451; Lonas v. State, 1871, 50 Tenn. (3 Heisk) 287; Frasher v. State, 1877, 3 Tex. Ap. 263. Footnote 213: “Following the Colour Line,” pp. 172–73. CHAPTER VII CIVIL RIGHTS OF NEGROES