CHAPTER III

INTERNATIONAL LAW It was Marshall's lot in more than one case to blaze the way in the establishment of rules of international conduct. (John Bassett Moore.) The defects of our system of government must be remedied, not by the judiciary, but by the sovereign power of the people. (Judge William H. Cabell of the Virginia Court of Appeals.) I look upon this question as one which may affect, in its consequences, the permanence of the American Union. (Justice William Johnson of the Sup…