...to recover that which has been taken from him by force and violence and detained by the strong hand. This right being clearly established, we are told...orders of the President, have seized this estate, aud converted one part of it into a military fort and another into a cemetery. It is not pretended,...

...to recover that which has been taken from him by force aud violence and detained by the strong hand. This right being clearly established, we are told that the court can proceed uo further, because it appears that certain military officer*, acting under the orders of the President,...

...upon the question of jurisdiction, the Supreme Court, speaking by Mr. Justice Miller, said (p. 219): "'It is not pretended, as the case now stands, that...lawful authority to do this, or that the legislative body could give him any such authority except upon payment of just compensation. The defense stands...

...recover that which has been taken from him by force and violence, and detained by the strong hand. This right being clearly established, we are told...lawful authority to do this, or that the legislative body could give him any such authority except upon payment of just compensation. The defence stands...

...recover that which has been taken from him by force and violence, and detained by the strong hand. This right being clearly established, we are told...is not pretended, as the case now stands, that the g president had any lawful authority to do this, or that the legislative ?body could give him any such...

...recover that which has been taken from him by force and violence, and detained by the strong hand. This right being clearly established, we are told...part of it into a military fort and another into a cemeterv^It is not pretended, as the qpe, now\ stands, that the president had any lawful authority...

...recover that which has been taken from him by force and violence, and detained by the strong hand. This right being clearly established, we are told...into a military fort and another into a cemetery." Assuming, upon the record before the court, that the President had no lawful authority to place officers...

...recover that which has been taken from him by force and violence, and detained by the strong hand. This right being clearly established, we are told...lawful authority to do this, or that the legislative body could give him any such authority except upon payment of just compensation. The defense stands...

...to recover that which has been taken from him by force and violence and detained by the strong hand. This right being clearly established, we are told...appears that certain military officers, acting under tne orders of the President, have seized this estate, and converted one part of it into a military...

...defence was that certain military officers, acting under the orders of the President, had seized the estate and converted one part of it into a military fort, and the other into a cemetery. It was not pretended that the President could lawfully give such a command,...