The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-01-27
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Mere ownership 81 sites us property seems
70 DC, IN al THESE states, acquired IN the usual
way, SO that Uncle Sam is placed on the same
| foQtlng with any other avuneuar kinsman; g
=. South Carolina, by the act OF December Id,
| 1906, provisoed that the act OF the United
States before taking possession OF certain ses-
sions, should pay due compensation to the
owners Massachusetts spoke idem so1,ans.
Pennsylvania, for very many OF the early
| years OF the Union, would only cede use and
| occupation, reserving soil and Jurisdiction.
| How her law stands now know not;
In many cases the State exempts the United
| States Us owner from taxation OF the coded
property-a favor it only grants TO other OWL
ers out OF grace, and Tor public good.
Moreover, In many acts the resolutory con-
dition Is expressed that the use and Jurlsdie-
ton must be for the purposes contemplated,
| or the subject OF the cesslon 20 given up,
New YORK seems 10 give the United States
Judicial jurisdiction III greater or less de-
gree, as may De required. LII may pc plenafy
Ia some cases e. q. over 1orts ana ~ navy
edGdtb e se eonsons
pc indicated by the SWORD; 1or she declares
Lnat tne sovereignty anu luIlsulcIlon OIL tnls
State extend to az places within the 6ounda-
res thereol, Dut tne exteng OF such lur1s-
diction over places that have been or may be
ceded 10 the Unlted states small pc qualified
by the terms Term, o. such cesslon. She also
makes u Uhe uuty Oh inc toveTnOr, ana Oh
gu suDofallate oIllcers, 20 nalntaln ana 81. qe-
l leliu her soverelgnty ana lurisdlction. lSee
o9ns.. anu nes. o; u . " ~. ~
MusstcnuSeUos, ~ oeuilg OaSL ~ Isa i DOs,
eon nalDot; Ia iiso, ueciared tnat an CYL
unu SUN ~ as sal ISSUE u.oe.
sle =. t . CON ,Hp Ply
may DC exef th the th Ia eae same way ana
manner Ia l1 a us gnougn ells eessloh ana consent
nag not peen mace ana gr9mht I.d ,s
various conditlohs PROVIDES that tne J!lflsolc,,
uon o. the STATE oyer sald islaha IN clvll and
criminal cases pc the same as before the pas
sage Oh the act .
=. Inc late SCUM Oarolna oeclaIeo Ii lsD5, In
tne ceSslon OF many 10rts ana SUES 1Or forts,
that All process, civii ana crinlnal Issued
under the authority OF TINS state
shall and may De served and executed on any
part OF iand, SITES, 1orts anu 1ortlfleatlons so
ceded by TINS act, ana on any person or per.
sons there being and implicated in matters OF
law pee also ner law , on december ~, 1916,
and oil December w 1921 o.
,od PRESIDENT Jefferson reported 70 Congress u
1906 IAN act Of cesslon OF the State OF South
carolina Oh various 1orts ana SITES Tor forts In
thaC Stabe on Inc condlClonS tnereln ex-
The Federal constitution provides for ex-
elusive legislation by Congress- over places
purchased "bp The consent of the LEGISLATURE of
The State," for "forts. arsenals, backward and
other needful buildings" and the act of Con-
press of March 2O 1904. provides for the Pres
ident RECEIVING such sessions: cor where such
eessions shall not be made" for sthe purchase
Of such lands on behalf of the United States.
provided that no purchase shall be made
where such lands are the property of a State"
Volumes of such extracts could be given
from all the pages Of our history, except, per-
maps, Ile ll9sC IecenI, W',IGn couia only ex