Marshall, John.

Argument on Police Power, 365-
366

Argument in Ware vs. Hylton,

340-341

Martin, Luther, cited, 281, 337
Mason, George, Col., cited, 277, 337
Mercer, 271

Mexico,

Cession of California, 293

Cession of New Mexico, 293

Mik ell, William E., cited, 307, 335, 344

348, 349, 350, 352n.

Montijo case, 382-383

Morris, Gouverneur, cited, 278

New Jersey Plan, 277, 280, 331
New Mexico, acquisition of, 293
Nicholas, George, cited, 339
Nullification, by South Carolina, 375
Pendleton, Edmund, cited, 332
Philippine Islands, acquisition of, 293-
Pinckney, Charles Cotesworth,
Speech before House on the Treaty.
making Power, 326-327
Police Power,

Designated internal police in
Federal Convention, 280

of States, 356-376

Cases considered, 356-374, 383-

392

Taney on, 360, 370-371

Definitions, 364, 374

Marshall on, 365, 366
Discussed, 372-376

Conclusion as to supremacy of
treaty-rights over State, 392--

393

Political Aspect of Questions arising
under Treaties, 274, 285-307, 324-
325

Porto Rico, acquisition of, 293
Power, Treaty-making (see Treaty-
making Power)

Prussia, Proposed Treaty of 1844 with,
288

Randolph, Edmund, 275, 276, 279
Cited, 332, 340

Reciprocity Treaties, 288, 290-292
Roosevelt, Theodore, message to Con-
gress respecting enforcement of rights
under treaties, 380-381

Russia, Cession of Alaska, 289, 293

Sherman, Roger, cited, 278
Spain,

Cession of Florida, 293
Cession of Philippines, 293
Cession of Porto Rico, 293

Treaty of 1819 with, 310 ff
State Court Decisions, 274, 306
State Rights, 375-376, 396-398
States,

Passage of acts violative of treat-
ies under Confederation, 330-
354, 333
Georgia defies Supreme Court,
353-354, 376

Police Power of, 356-376

Police Power of and prohibition

acts, 359-360, 366, 369-370
Statutes with reference to the enforce-
ment of treaty rights, 392-395
Story, Joseph, cited, 396

Study of Law; Historical Method, 272-
273

Supremacy of Treaty provisions over
State law, 327-356, 356-376,
392, 398

Controverted, but established at
creation of Constitution, 328-
329

Cases analyzed, 339-356

How enforced, 376-395, 398

Tallulah Murders, 379-380
Taney, Mr. Chief-Justice,

Failure to appreciate force of
Ware vs. Hylton, 357

On State Police Power, 360, 370-
371

Action, when Atty-General, 376
Appointment as Chief-Justice, 376
Tariff (see Duties)
Territory,

Acquisition of, 271, 293-300

Territory,

Acquisition of, by Congressional

resolution, 298-300

Consent of Congress to acquisition

of, 297-298

Applicability of Constitution to
newly-acquired, 294–298
Cession of, 300-301

Texas, annexation of, 274, 298-299
Treaties,

Political aspects of questions aris-
ing under, 274
with Cuba in 1902, 291
with France in 1778, 350

with France in 1853, 320, 356-357
with Great Britain in 1783, 329-
330

with Great Britain in 1794, 285

287, 348-349, 351

with Great Britain in 1815, 287
with Hawaii in 1875, 289, 317
with Indians paramount over
State laws, 314-315, 353-355
with Italy considered, 393-395
proposed treaty of 1884 with
Prussia, 288

with Confederation, disregarded
by States, 329, 333
as legislative act, 306–327
Cases considered, 306–322
Constitutional clauses relative to,
275

Evolution of treaty clauses in

Federal Convention, 275-281 Commerce, regulating, 322-323 May repeal prior Act of Congress,

312-313, 320–321

May be superseded by Act of

Congress, 313, 315, 318-319 Enforcement of, 376-395 Necessity for inclusion of provi

sions for enforcement, 393-395

Treaties,

Status of, when in conflict with
State police power, 397

Treaty-making Power,

Nature of problems concerning,
282-285

Relative to subjects committed to
Congress, 283, 306–327
Cases analyzed, 309–322
Relative to subjects committed to
State legislation, 283, 327-356
Cases analyzed, 339–356
Prohibition of, to States, 283, 284,
301-302

Colorable exercise of, 284-285
With reference to Congressional

appropriations, 285–287, 289 Relative to imposition of duties,

287-293, 317-318, 322-323

Attitude of A. Jackson, 292
Attitude of U. S. Grant, 292

Speech of C. C. Pinckney concern

ing, 326-327

Speech of Senator Collom, 290 Tyler, John, Antagonism of Senate in 1844, 288

Virginia Plan, 275, 276, 279, 280, 281

Washington, George,

His Message to Congress respecting appropriations to carry out Treaties, 286-287

Criticism of State treatment of treaties under Confederation,

331

Letter accompanying draft of

Constitution, 335

White, Mr. Justice, opinion in Insular Cases discussed, 294-298 Williamson, Hugh, cited, 280

Wilson, James, cited, 278, 279, 336-337