Supreme Court of the U. S., Marshall’s decisions, 28; principle of interpretation, 31, 34, 39, 186; on boundary between the federal and State systems, 51; part of the judicial department, 56; powers not delegated, 59; has not defined power over commerce, 63; nature of power of U. S. over commerce, 65, 76, 77; decisions on Anti-Trust Act, 83, 84; on obligation of contracts, 93; adequacy of its authority, 106; on executive and ministerial powers, 112; judicial power of, 113, 114 _et seq._; jurisdiction, original and appellate, 119–136; on the war power, 127; nature of jurisdiction, 129–142; determines constitutional law, 133–135; jurisdiction under the Judiciary Act, 141; relation to State tribunals, 144, 145; as to republican form of government, 155, 156; decision of as to power of Congress over Territories and possessions, 160–163, 183, 184, 201; on delegated powers, 175; jurisdiction when a State is a party, 178; function of the Judiciary, 185; power of U. S. to acquire territory, 193; power vested in, 194; on the nature of American institutions, 210, 211; on citizens’ rights, 214; on “due process of law,” 220; on the Fifteenth Amendment, 222, 223 “Sweeping Clause,” 26 T Tax, export, 22, 52; essentials of a good, 52, 60, 61; income, 58 (_and see under_ Amendment); exemptions, 60; direct, indirect, 61 Taxation, law of, 51–62; by a State, 52–56; national, 54; power of U. S. over, 65, 66 Tender, legal, 38, 39 Territory, when sovereign, 47; power of Congress over, 48, 141, 183; the law of, and of territories, 146–163; becoming a State, 157, 158; governed by Congress, 159, 160, 162, 163 Texas, law of, regulating commerce, 80 Tickets, lottery, 43, 83, 85 Treason, 172 Treaties, 104; in the Senate, 180 U United States, supreme law of, 2 _et seq._; laws of, by whom made, 2; guarantees republican form of government, 6; sovereignty of, 8–13; organization of, reflects popular will, 18; governmental functions of, 19, 20; powers of, 20 _et seq._; admiralty, jurisdiction of, 45, 46; war power of, 46; and States possess sovereignty, 47; civil system of, distinguished from State, 51; powers of, as to States, 54–57; power over commerce, 63–88; the peace of, 85; police power of, 95; citizenship, 214, 216, 217 V Veto, 2 Vice-President, 108 W Waite, Chief Justice, quoted, 92 Waters, navigable, 46 Webster, Daniel, his definition of law, 205 Weights, 36, 37 Wilson, James, on the Constitution a Bill of Rights, 187, 188 FOOTNOTES [1] Art. vi., 2, 3, and Preamble. [2] Art. i., 7: 2.