Kulp v. Ricketts
Supreme Court of Pennsylvania
Rule to show cause why the above cases shall not be removed to the United States Circuit Court.
1Opinion of the CourtConyngham, P. J.
The argument upon the part of the plaintiffs in the present actions, in opposition to the rules to show cause why the cases shall not be removed into the United States Court, has taken a very wide range, and under other circumstances, when and where the cases are finally tried, will be entitled to very considerable attention and consideration. The character of the arrests made by Mr. Ricketts, and the constitutionality of the act of Congress of March 3d, 1863, will then require of the proper court clear and distinct opinions: at this time it is only necessary for this court to refer to them,…
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