{"newspaper_name": "The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware register.", "edition": "01", "page": "p3", "byline": ""}
Our mercantile readers will peruse with
interest the following article, being trial OF
a case in one of the Irish Conrts, involving
the validity of the state insolvent laws OF this
country:


From the Nru. York .4D;on.


ANTRIM AsSiZES-REcoRn CouaF, july q.
.yoha S. Fergusoa s. Co. VS.. .ahrander CraeStoa


This action was tried at the last Summer As
sizes, before the Hon. Justice Iorrens, Wheh
the jury found verdict for the defendants on
the ground that the benefit OF the Insolvency
Act of the State of NewYork had been taken BY
them about the year 1917. Since last Summer
Assizes they, plaintiffs, employed James Steward
American Agent, to obtain for them a compared
and attested copy of the entire Constitution OF
,hc United States, the 10th section OF the first
article of which declares, among other enact
ments, that no separate state shuH pass any ha~
wh;ch shuH render roid the obligation q contrttcfs
| sc. ,,.. ,,,d


counsellor Curry opened the pleadlngs, and
! Counsellor Scriyen clearly stated the case.