Bank of Rome v. . Village of Rome

The question whether the act passed May 27th, 1853 (ch. 283), conferring power upon the defendant to subscribe for stock in the Ogdensburgh, Clayton and Rome Railroad Company is constitutional and valid, was decided by this court between these same parties against the defendant, at the last September term (18 N.Y., 33), and no question upon this ground is now made; nor upon the approval of the act by the electors of the village of Rome, pursuant to the 9th and 10th sections. The plaintiff, upon the trial, introduced in evidence the certificate of the Commissioners of the Railroad Fund of…