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1873 Slaughter House Case, 83 US 36
1. Syllabus/Statement of the Case
2. Argument against Monopoly
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1. Syllabus/Statement of the Case
1873 Slaughter House Case, 83 US 36
Children
2.1 J A Campbell & J Q A Fellows argue for the Plaintiff in Error
2.10 XIV not confined to the Population that had been servile (54)
2.11 The only question is this. (55)
2.12 What are Privileges & Immunities? (55)
2.13 Equally in the face of the 14th (56)
2.14 Deprived of Property with no Due Process (56)
2.15 The Act is an Exercise of Police Powers
2.2 Reporter Gives an Abstract of Argument against Monopolies
2.3 The Learned Counsel, Quotiung Thiers (45)
2.4 Macaulay, thus described it; The Queens Reign in Danger. (46)
2.5 They left England over this Very Subject. (47)
2.6 The Act of LA legislature was a Pure Monopoly. (48)
2.7 If not void at Common Law, so go the XIII & XIV (49)
2.8 The Act made Louisiana “enthralled ground” (50)
2.9 Even more plainly in the face of XIV (51-54)
3. Opinion of the Court
Jumps
1787 An ordinance for the government of the territory of the United States, North-west of the river Ohio.
1824 Gibbons V Ogden, 22 US 1
1838 The Mayor of Hudson v. Throne, 7 Paige 261
1856 Norwich Gas Co v. Norwich City Gas Co, 25 Conn 19
1867 City of Chicago v. Louis Rumpff, 45 Ill 90
1869 An act to protect the health of the city of New Orleans, to locate the stock-landings and slaughter-houses, and to incorporate the Crescent
Amendment XIII. Abolition of Slavery | U.S. Constitution Annotated | US Law | LII
C1.3 Argument against Monopoly
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