Citation Codes Equivalent Citations citation codes Docket Number 8422 Attorney(S) Messrs. Featherstone McGhee, for appellant, cite: Every one is entitled to be heard: 41 Miss. 49; 2 Bail. 228; 18 Wall. 350; 23 L.Ed. 914; 24 L.Ed. 565; 32 L.Ed. 405; 38 L.Ed. 896; 41 L.Ed. 518; 51 L.Ed. 959. Construction of statute: 22 P. P. 240, 251; 30 Cal. 203; 174 N.Y. 234. Statutes as construed by Circuit Court are unconstitutional: 41 Miss. 49; 11 Wall. 259; 2 L.R.A. 657; 1 Black, secs. 220 to 226; 82 Va. 359; 10 Wall. 367; 93 U.S. 277; 95 U.S. 727; 106 U.S. 313; 119 U.S. 188; 48 Am. D. 269; 24 Am. D. 178; 42 L.Ed. 780; 3 Dess. 466; 11 Am. R. 559; 2 Speer. 761; 53 S.C. 259; 42 S.C. 293; 63 S.C. 525; 10 Ency. 300; 52 Am. St. R. 637; 48 Am. D. 272. Messrs. Giles Ouzts, contra, cite: What due process of law is: 53 S.C. 259; 88 Fed. 343; 37 S.W. 513; 2 L.R.A. 655; 16 L.R.A. 233; 129 U.S. 114; 72 N.W. 853; 17 Mass. 330. See more information ... Smart Summary Please sign up to generate summary. EX PARTE BAYLOR, IN RE LONG v. UNION BURIAL AID. January 22, 1913. The opinion of the Court was delivered by MR. CHIEF JUSTICE GARY. The judgment of the Circuit Court is affirmed, for the reasons therein stated.