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1.5 Amendment XIV, Clause I (37)
3.16 These Amendments only meant for the Freed African Slave (72)
3.27 “We do not say that no one else but the negro can share in this protection.” (72)
3.28 Our attention is more specially invited to the 14th Amendment. (72)
3.29 The first clause was framed to comprehensively define both US & State Citizenship (73)
3.30 Both questions can now be put to rest (73)
3.31 Distinction between Citizenship is clearly recognized and established (73)
3.32 This Distinction is paramount, privileges & immunities 74)
3.33 Would be remarkable if State Citizens included. (74)
3.34 Only the former are included, the latter have no additional protection. (74)
3.36 First occurrence of privileges & immunities.
3.37 Article IV, Section 2, superseding (75)
3.38 What are privileges & immunities? (76,77)
3.39 Article IV gives no authority to the Federal Government to “control the power of the State Government” (77)
3.40 Justice Miller, States rights advocate, Federal Government has no claim to authority. (77)
3.41 All this & more must follow (78)
3.42 Privileges & Immunities which “owe their existence” to the Federal government (79-80)
3.43 Rights claimed by plaintiff are not Privileges & Immunities of the United States Citizens (80)
3.44 This clause was meant for the newly emancipated negroes (81)
4.11 Fields objections are not rested on the 13th Amendment
4.12 The first clause of the fourteenth amendment changes this whole subject. (95)
4.13 The amendment does not attempt to confer any new privileges or immunities upon citizens.
4.16 Paul v. Virginia, before corporations were people.
4.17 What the Clause in question did. (101)
4.18 Justice Field rests his case on monopolies. (102)
4.19 Monopolies void at Common Law since the Statute of 21st James I
4.4 Justice Field endeavors to show the Plaintiffs in Error are correct. (87)
4.5 He then rejects the analogies of other police regulations offered by the majority. (88)
4.6 If they may be granted to one, they may be granted to all. (89)
4.7 The question present is one of the gravest importance (90-91)
5.12 Answer, I agree with Justice Bradley (120)
5.7 Citizenship is not an empty name in America (115)
5.8 Bradley defines Article IV (117)
6.5 Justice Swayne give the most clear definition of the 14th amendment it can be afforded. (126-127)
6.6 “Out duty is to execute the law, not make it. (129)
6.7 Justice Sway has real concerns
C1.4 Opinion of the Court
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