NOTES
[214]. Bouvier’s “Law Dictionary,” I, p. 331.
[215]. 14 Stat. L. 27, chap. 31.
[216]. Flack, “The Adoption of the Fourteenth Amendment,” pp. 46–50.
[217]. Bowlin v. Com., 1867, 65 Ky. (2 Bush) 5.
[218]. Fed. Case No. 16,151 (1866).
[219]. Fed. Case No. 14,247 (1867).
[220]. “The Adoption of the Fourteenth Amendment,” pp. 53–54.
[221]. Ibid., p. 94.
[222]. 16 Stat. L. 144, chap. 114.
[223]. 16 Wall, 36, at pp. 71–72 (1872).
[224]. 18 Stat. L. 335, chap. 114.
[225]. Fed. Case No. 18,258 (1875).
[226]. Fed. Case No. 18,260 (1875).
[227]. Civil Rights Cases, 1875, 109 U. S. 3, at pp. 24, 11, and 13.
[228]. Acts and Resolves of Mass., 1864–65, p. 650.
[229]. Ibid., Jan. sess., 1866, p. 242.
[230]. Del. Laws, 1871–73, pp. 686–87.
[231]. Ibid., 1875–77, chap. 194.
[232]. Laws of Kan., 1874, chap. 49, sec. 1.
[233]. N. Y. Stat. L., IX, pp. 583–84.
[234]. Laws of N. Y., 1881, I, p. 541.
[235]. Laws of Fla., 1865, p. 25.
[236]. Ibid., 1873, chap. 1947.
[237]. Acts of La., 1869, p. 57. See also Acts of La., 1870, p. 57.
[238]. Ibid., 1873, pp. 156–57.
[239]. Acts of Ark., 1873, pp. 15–19.
[240]. Laws of Tenn., 1875, pp. 216–17.
[241]. 9 Baxter, 584.
[242]. Laws of N. C., 1876–77, pp. 589–90.
[243]. Laws of Tenn., 1885, pp. 124–25.
[244]. Revision, 1902, sec. 1164; Pub. Acts of Conn., 1905, p. 323.
[245]. Annotated Code, 1897, sec. 5008.
[246]. General Stat., 1709–1895, I, p. 804.
[247]. Laws of O., 1884, pp. 15–16; 1894, pp. 17–18; Bates’s Annotated Stat. (Everett’s 6th Ed.) II, p. 2469.
[248]. Revised Stat., 1908, secs. 609–10; Laws of Colo., 1895, pp. 139–40.
[249]. Laws of Ill., 1885, pp. 64–65; Jones and Addington’s Supplement, 1902, IV, p. 395.
[250]. Burns’s Annotated Stat., 1908, II, secs. 3863–65.
[251]. Acts and Resolves of Mass., 1885, p. 774; 1893, p. 1320; 1895, p. 519.
[252]. Compiled Laws, 1897, III, sec. 11,759, p. 3495.
[253]. Laws of Minn., 1897, p. 616; 1899, chap. 41; Revised Laws, 1905, sec. 2812.
[254]. Compiled Stat., 1907, secs. 1932–33, p. 501.
[255]. Laws of R. I., 1884–85, p. 171; General Laws of R. I., 1896, p. 978.
[256]. Laws of N. Y., 1893, II, p. 1720; 1899, II, p. 1556; Consolidated Laws of N. Y., 1909, I, pp. 626–27.
[257]. Laws of Pa., 1887, pp. 130–31.
[258]. Cotton and Ballinger’s Annotated Codes and Stat., II, secs. 7069–70, p. 1953.
[259]. Stat., 1898, II, pp. 2676–77, sec. 4398 c.
[260]. Civil Code, 1906, pp. 29–30.
[261]. General Stat., 1905, secs. 2507–08.
[262]. U. S. v. Newcomer, 1876, Fed. Case No. 15,868.
[263]. Russ’s Application, 1898, 20 Pa. Co. Ct. Rep. 510.
[264]. Furchey v. Eagleson, 1896, 43 N. E. 146.
[265]. Acts and Resolves of Mass., 1896, pp. 659–60.
[266]. Alsberg v. Lucerne Hotel Co., 1905, 46 Misc. Rep. (N. Y.) 617.
[267]. Lewis v. Hitchcock, 1882, 10 Fed. 4.
[268]. Ferguson v. Gies, 1890, 82 Mich. 358; 46 N. W. 718.
[269]. Bryan v. Adler, 1897, 72 N. W. 368.
[270]. De Veaux v. Clemmons, 1898, 17 O. Cir. Ct. Rep. 33.
[271]. Humburd v. Crawford, 1905, 105 N. W. 330.
[272]. Messenger v. State, 1889, 25 Neb. 674.
[273]. Faulkner v. Salozzi, 1907, 79 Conn. 541.
[274]. Burks v. Basso, 1905, 73 N. E. 58.
[275]. Com. v. Sylvester, 1866, 95 Mass. (13 Allen) 247.
[276]. Rhone v. Loomis, 1898, 74 Minn. 200; 77 N. W. 31.
[277]. Kellar v. Koerber, 1899, 55 N. E. 1002.
[278]. Acts of La., 1908, p. 236.
[279]. State ex rel. Tax Collector v. Falkenheimer, 1909, 49 So. 214.
[280]. Baker, “Following the Colour Line,” p. 36.
[281]. Nashville, Tenn., Weekly Journal and Tribune, Feb. 2, 1907.
[282]. Cecil v. Green, 1896, 161 Ill. 265; 43 N. E. 1105.
[283]. Donnell v. State, 1873, 12 Am. Rep. 375; 46 Miss. 661.
[284]. Fed. Case No. 18,260 (1875).
[285]. Joseph v. Bidwell, 1876, 28 La. Ann. 382.
[286]. Baylies v. Curry, 1889, 128 Ill. 287.
[287]. Younger v. Judah, 1892, 19 S. W. 1109.
[288]. Thomas v. Williams, 1905, 95 N. Y. Sup. 592.
[289]. Bowlin v. Lyon, 1885, 67 Ia. 536.
[290]. People v. King, 1886, 42 Hun. 186; affirmed in 110 N. Y. 418.
[291]. Laws of Miss., 1900, p. 171.
[292]. Revision, 1902, sec. 3535.
[293]. Revised Laws, 1902, II, p. 1153.
[294]. Laws of O., 1889, pp. 163–64.
[295]. Laws of N. Y., 1891, p. 288.
[296]. Pub. Acts of Mich., 1893, pp. 60–61.
[297]. “Following the Colour Line,” p. 135.
[298]. Ibid., pp. 142 and 160.
[299]. Acts and Resolves of Mass., 1894, p. 825.
[300]. Lincoln, Neb., Star, Nov. 7, 1903.
[301]. Raleigh, N. C., News and Observer, April 6, 1906.
[302]. Norfolk, Va., Landmark, May 27, 1906; Raleigh, N. C., News and Observer, May 29, 1906.
[303]. Raleigh, N. C., News and Observer, June 3, 1908.
[304]. Ibid., May 19 and 26, 1907.
[305]. Ibid., Oct. 9 and 20, 1907.
[306]. Ibid., March 18, 1906.
[307]. Richmond, Va., News-Leader, Aug. 3, 1906.
[308]. Laws of S. C., 1865, p. 275.
[309]. Laws of Ark., 1866–67, p. 99.
[310]. Pub. Laws of N. C., 1868, p. 35.
[311]. Laws of Ga., 1905, p. 166.
[312]. Pub. Acts of Conn., 1879, pp. 377–78; 1883, p. 289.
[313]. Laws of W. Va., 1889–90, p. 87.
[314]. Laws of N. J., 1895, p. 274.
[315]. Laws of Ala., 1875–76, p. 285; repeated in the Code of 1876, sec. 4321, p. 915.
[316]. Ibid., 1884–85, p. 192; Code, 1896, II, p. 210.
[317]. Acts of Ark., 1903, p. 161.
[318]. Laws of Ga., 1890–91, I, p. 213.
[319]. Laws of Miss., 1872, p. 85.
[320]. Laws of N. C., 1909, p. 1215.
[321]. Raleigh, N. C., News and Observer, July 21, 1907.
[322]. Laws of Ga., 1893, p. 121.
[323]. Laws of W. Va., 1889, p. 15; Code, 1906, pp. 770 and 776.
[324]. Local Acts of Ala., 1898–99, p. 86.
[325]. Code, 1907, II, secs. 1949–52.
[326]. Code, 1874, sec. 384; 1884, sec. 2505, p. 572.
[327]. Laws of Tenn., 1865–66, pp. 5 and 65.
[328]. Ibid., 1881, p. 139.
[329]. Laws of Ky., 1876, I, p. 112.
[330]. Laws of N. Y., 1866, II, p. 1675; 1867, II, p. 1850; 1868, II, pp. 1845–49; 1869, II, pp. 2064–66; 1870, II, pp. 1689–90, etc.
[331]. Laws of N. C., 1874–75, pp. 338–39.
[332]. Laws of Ga., 1885, p. 399.
[333]. Code, 1901, II, sec. 4598.
[334]. Code, 1906, sec. 2699, p. 1104; Laws of W. Va., 1897, p. 42; 1904, p. 160.