...being essential to the exercise of its functions. So Mr. Justice Gray in the Chinese Exclusion Case : The United States are a sovereign and independent...to maintain that control and to make it effective. So Mr. Justice Brown in the Insular Cases : We are also of the opi nion that the power to acquire territory...

...has exercised this right in sections 6 and 7 of the act of 1892 is consistent with the Constitution. The United States are a sovereign and independent...to maintain that control and to make it effective. The only government of this country, which other nations recognize or treat with, is the government...

...has exercised this right in sections 6 and 7 of the Act of 1892 is consistent with the Constitution. The United States are a sovereign and independent...to maintain that control and to make it effective. The only government of this country, which other nations recognize or treat with, is the government...

...of sovereign states ? It is impossible for any man to read our judicial history without recognizing that " the United States are a sovereign and independent...to maintain that control and to make it effective. " ' As long as lawyers exist — and I beg to pay to the profession the compliment of saying that liberty...

...has exercised this right in sections 6 and 7 of the act of 1892 is consistent with the Constitution. The United States are a sovereign and independent...to maintain that control and to make it effective. The only 'government of this country, which other nations recognize or treat with, is the government...

...from Judge Gray's opinion in one of the Chinese Exclusion Cases, 149 US, 711, as follows: "The Uixited States are a sovereign and independent nation, and...to maintain that control and to make it effective. The only government of this country, which other nations recognize or treat with, is the Government...

...Chinese-exclusion case, said: The United States are a sovereign and independent nation, and are invested by the Constitution with, the entire control of international...government necessary to maintain that control and make it effective. While holding that the United States are a sovereign and independent nation, it...

...exercised this right in sections 6 aud 7 of the act of 1892 is consistent with the Constitution. " The United States are a sovereign and independent...to maintain that control and to make it effective. The only government of this country, which other nations recognize or treat with, is the government...

...Constitution. " The United States arc a sovereign and independent nation, and are vested by the Constitntiou with the entire control of international relations,...to maintain that control and to make it effective. The only government of this country, which other nations recognize or treat with, is the government...

...which I cull from a prominent organ of public opinion : " Will our own people never learn that we arc a nation ? Have we shed vast quantities of blood and...ever remain content with political and commercial isolation.1 As to the war with Spain, it was, beyond all question, sprung on the nation at large with...