The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-21

do I want to resort to this peculiar of injunction'--which had been known at least thousand years before 1t had been discussed so laboriousiy In
 II should like to have the benefit of an injunction or writ of prohibi: tion or a writ of mandamus against all or any of these parties against whom this court may may proceed psr,n .hsss rase yoSr near pie in here. Counsel for the de. fendants come up to the court and plead that Congress has made no provision for this proceeding; thar Congress has not authorized the court to bring a State or q corporation or an Individual from different parts of the United states as parties defendant .an n ret t9,o on9ress has no jurisdiction over this court to ordain or enact any form of proceeding whatsoever. Your mos ton is overruled: The court will pro . in your answer, take the testimony. and the court will make any proper decision in. regard to It in It's iegal specting an individual or a community or a State or a corporation.
 There Is the tribunal Mir. P-esidens' %hsf Shds f st the seeaats to o % .hs untsd States and the Republican party can not close the door--it is still open to us. We will be in that tripunai, VIZ will be there making a demand upon that court for reetihcation of tne wrongs. the injustices, and the eviis of this bill. We know where to appear : represented by her governor. can ge into that court of original Jurisdiction and make a demand for right that
 How Is that court going to enforce court asked that question on the first case that ever came before the court That Tffer''ss was case of of the judgment of an said. We will send down our judg record eo aan and reaaas eHeexte n it The Virginia ssourt said they would not do 1t; ti,s ths ah saS 1adss 1t nsy be hs in Trsna wS undertakes to withstand the decree of this court and we will order. him up nsrs ons ape aGe SSa'emR Soa eoing 0 to punsh h
 Just as long as we think justice de- mands." But the act of Congress puts
 limitation upon the gower S6t S6 c91Tsa Snon this court; Congress can put no limi. tation upon the power of punishment or the power to execute the Judgments
 do not care to follow the illustration any further than I have already done. because every lawyer here wul under. the e original Jurisdiction of the su- preme Court of the United States.
 What I.wish to co, MT President. is to ,S sgn rsa anS S RRse ea the United States who established that great tribunal. accessible to State through It's Governor. who can de- mand of 1t redress for any grievance by a State or by court of State or any grievance that has been inflicted must must say say again. as an American citi- zen. express my profound gratitude 70 the frainers of the Constitution, who ordained this fourth department of the are in the habit of saying that this is a government of three departments, but there are four. There IS one that. at the suit of governor ot state mand % of the President of the United States to execute its process. ana compel him to do if, He has got no power to resist it. although he IS FreS-
 That great department Is still in possession of It's plenary 1urisdiction and powers; sli derivea dnpnas rr1m tfe te paas upon the constitutionality ot what we are doing here today 1t will have no diflculty at all in solving mat ausS- aon vIctions. When they come to enforce their orders they will have no s diinI culty. though. they might oe opposedd ftS tSe Navy of the United States. Why? Because every State In this Union will stand by that court and come to US support. It is the high court Of state. discretion, and judgment. No man; sa. mo mo dares to resist its decrees or orders, because 1t will draw to its support in the last resort the power or every State in the American Union.
 Sir, am not disconcerted about wna, is being done here to the injury sssis. and and much is done in this bill from which the State of Alabama will suner; You have given g. power Of dinerentlaIion between states and tnsir cse seapertas psena the commerce. com of the United ctates from the great centers out through any seaport they see proper to do by dis. crirnination under the permission or rjabt To do 1t. and you can not take 1t hack. The state of Alabama coneeiyes that she is not to be wronged Dy tnat invidious power. She can go into the Supreme. Court in It's original tnrs Jurlsolh hv which these differentials are made In favor of-@ artain States and 10 the pre-. iudice of others shall be annulieu; ano there can not be a doubt in the tnipo of any lawyer who has ever thought of the subject that they VIII De am
 So am relying upon power higner or the President Of the un' ates for the protection or the . interess s aS. Ia. ciared in the Constitution, to which l have inst referred. and to which my highest allegiance Is due; -
 That Is all Mir President. that desire to say on this occasion.