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.eur and sncscns Under the stssnte issued sgaius,
,he commercial Bank Of Manchester The COMMERCIAL
Bank Of Rodney, the Grand Gulf Bank, Bank Of Port
uoscn and Port Gibson Insui ancs Company In the


Eo former the circuit judg9 had refused to quash
ehe lnJunctions on nation made BY the banks for that
purpose la the three latter the Judge had quash
"a The njanctons, aud dismissed the bills All these
Eases were submitted to the High Court together


oa the 81 instant, the Supreme Court came in with
oeir op'nions IN the case Judge Thacher announced
rom tns bench that the court would proceed to deliver


s opinions se'atrm upon the submitted He then


ocee he'd TO read he opinono the court sustaining the
.ohstitutonaty OF the statue question, in all its par
ucuiais He was followed by Judge Clayton, who con-
Cared IN the opinion Of Judge Thacher in all respects


Acep that the writ OF injunction issued in the cases
noud have been returned into the Superior Court OF
Chancery and not 10 the circuit court Judge Shsrkey
dsssnted the result but held the law to be constitution
IN arespecs, except the clause which authorizes the
circuit clerk TO issue injunction information filed,
without the fiat OF Judge This he held to be
clse Judicial power both by the Legislature ana tho
clerk and SUCH violation Of the constitution Of this
State


This bill or lay has been made great political question
IN the State Ct Mississippi the democratic party having
passed liza consttutonaity having beea doubted thus
decision Is of much Importance As puts the whole
mater TO rest. and defines the power Of the
serving placing inunctions upon the banking insttu
lions the State