Salomons v. Graham
82 U.S. 208, 21 L. Ed. 37, 15 Wall. 208, 1872 U.S. LEXIS 1250
Opinion
No question as to the repugnance of the constitution of Louisiana to the Constitution of the United States was made in the Supreme Court of the State, or decided by that court; nor is it easy to see how such a question could be made. The main question argued'and decided was whether an act of the legislature increasing the debt of the State when it already exceeded $25,000,000, was repugnant to the constitution of the .State. The court held that it was. This decision involved .no Federal question.
Writ dismissed.
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Salomons v. Graham, 82 U.S. 208, 21 L. Ed. 37, 15 Wall. 208, 1872 U.S. LEXIS 1250 (1872).
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