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law OF Congress Upon such conflict,
the law Of Congress must yield, unless
the power to pass such law has been
delegated by the States TO Congress; and
if it has, then the law of Congress con.
trolls the law of the State by its own con-
sent, previously and solemnly given. IF
the section of the Constitution before US
gives the power both TO the States and
TO Congress to make and alter certain
regulations at any time, and they both
make regulations which conflict; in that
case the regulations made by Congress
would be paramount. The Constitution
gives, or rather reserves 10 the States
all power not granted and if | am not
much mistaken no point is more univer-
sally conceded than that what power the
States have delegated, they cannot exer-
else, so that their acts will conflict with
the power they have granted TO the gen
eral government WILLIAM.