Matthew H. Carpenter

1824 — 1881 · 24 obras en el catálogo

Obras

Sales of arms to French agents

IImpeachment of Wm. W. Belknap

Impeachment of Wm. W. Belknap

LLouisiana affairs

Louisiana affairs

FF.P. James et al., vs. Milwaukee and Minnesota railroad comp

F.P. James et al., vs. Milwaukee and Minnesota railroad company et al

MMilwaukee and Minnesota r.r. co., appellants, vs. Frederick

Milwaukee and Minnesota r.r. co., appellants, vs. Frederick P. James

RReport [and Testimony, Journal, etc.]

Report [and Testimony, Journal, etc.]

LLouisiana

Louisiana

DDr. J. Milton Best

Dr. J. Milton Best

SStamp duty upon State Process unconstitutional

Stamp duty upon State Process unconstitutional

MM. H. Carpenter's review of Mr. Ryan's address

M. H. Carpenter's review of Mr. Ryan's address

JJohn Druecker vs. Edward Salomon

John Druecker vs. Edward Salomon

CCatalogue of [his] law books, comprising state and national

Catalogue of [his] law books, comprising state and national reports, English and Irish reports, public documents, etc

SSupreme court of the United States

Supreme court of the United States

RReport...[on the existence of a] state government in Louisia

Report...[on the existence of a] state government in Louisiana

OOpinion of Matt H. Carpenter as to the validity of the court

Opinion of Matt H. Carpenter as to the validity of the court-martial proceedings against Maj. Benj. P. Runkle

PPolitical disabilities

Political disabilities

AAddress of Hon. Matt. Carpenter, U.S. Senator, to the gradua

Address of Hon. Matt. Carpenter, U.S. Senator, to the graduating class of the Columbian Law College, June 8, 1870

CCarpenter on back pay bill

Carpenter on back pay bill

Carpenter's reply to Sumner

The powers of Congress

The powers of Congress, the constitutionality of its acts on reconstruction, alarming tendency of the Seymour Democracy

The president vindicated

WWar power outside the Consititution

War power outside the Consititution

AArgument of Matt. H. Carpenter in the Supreme Court of the U

Argument of Matt. H. Carpenter in the Supreme Court of the United States, March 3 and 4, 1868, in the matter of ex parte Wm. H. McCardle, appellant