New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-04-19
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THE MISSISSIPPI AND GEORGIA INJUNCrIONs.
PROCEEDINGS IN THE UNITED STATES SUPREME
COURT YESTERDAY.
BY TELEGRAPH TO TRIBUNE
WAsHINGrON April 1s.--The Injunction cases were
to-day again brought before tue Supreme Court Tho
proceedings were as follows:
Mr. Robert j. Woker-If Court please for my col
league, Judge sharkey and myself now ask leave to
file bill in behalf of Mississippi against tho
Secretary Of War; the General Of the United states Army
and Gen. Ord. We have OF made the bill conform
to the decisions Of the Court believe 1t IL precisely
similar to the bin already filed in the OF Georgia
We now ask for permission Of the Court TO file IT,
The Ohiet-Justiec-It may be filed. --'
lfr charles OConof-If your Honors please In tho
case the state of Georgia. having given notice Of
motion for injunction, we beg that may be paeede
the Calendar that in course the next motion day.
II may be heard II the convenience OF the Court VIII per-
init.
The Attorney GeReuI-Nay ii please your Honors up
looking into bill carefully have to the eonco-
sion that my duty appear in the in my offeat
capacity. 1t is duty that would not seek but 4 is ono
made up my mind vat the proper course iGr me 20 aE9
Of the State Of Georgia and that Of the State Of Mis-
ssppi upon the ground Of want OF jurisdiction m this
would make such motion Indeed, have handed them
notice Of IT. and the only matter now TO be arrayed the
motion have designated Friday tomorrow week tho
day onwhich shall be ready TO take up the lneton
Wr W,dke,-Do you make the motion in both casesl
The Attorney GeicGt-In both cases. it IS the mo-
ton The Of the State Of Georgia Is first, however
M OCono,-These motions are Of a character that in,
yolye essentially the same questions and very eonye
Deny suppose be heard together In any order that the
and to nv Associates The time designated by the Attor-
neyGeneral is the that designated on our part.
and II the suggestion which nc has made be agreeable TO
the Court may be understood that Of any import
me Attorney GeneG-.I only propose and think that
will be quite enough nc one e TO discuss the question:
OF Jurisdiction the motion TO dismiss the bi That,
The OhietJustice-The motion for an injunction could
heard unless the Attorney General appeared and
waived the regular notice motion to dismiss can be-
heard at any time Each motion necessarily involves tho
other The Court WI, comply with the suggestion, made
by counsel and fix the hearing OF the motion to DISMISS
the bill for Friday week. the 26h inst We viii make that
M OConor-I beg leave to say that entirely eOncnr
in the view taken either Of these MOTORS necessarily
involve denticaly the same matter but presume our
The ChieE.Just'ce-Certainly.
Mr. 0Coaor-we must show the Court that we are reg
ular according TO the practice, in moving 1t.
The ChiefJ,siiee-Thc motion can be made but you are
aware that 1t is necessary to give notice Inc Atorhe,
that and we shall Of course CONFORM to the TSes Sst
tice and the direction Of the Court.
Mr. Wdlkey-I understand, then, IL the Court please
that the Attorney is willing TO hear these two
cases together as they involve the same question We
tered in the other eases with the consent OF the
The MISUNDERSTANDING the motion may be entered
II understood that the two cases are to be heaId to
gether the Court will consider them and hear
two counsel on each side of the motion.
mil alton that counsel can be heard the state
Of Georgia II has been hoped that two might &c heard
ter and think that as but single question Is involved,
the ordinary rule must be enforced .u,...o ,,..
Mr. OCOnOr-It 50 happens II the court please, uhd3
these cases entered separate The Court has had
sufficient evidence In its ana the
counsel and with different policy to the views taken
Of the law Of the land However, we submit OF course
TO the determination Of the Court
Leave was granted 10 file the bill.