6-30-1874: Judge Bradley decides . . . or the right to keep and bear arms, or the right to vote . . . The Constitution of the United States and fourteenth and fifteen amendments forbid the Federal Government and the State Government to violate these great rights…”

“Judge Bradley decides, in effect, that the laws and Constitution of the United States, do not protect individual citizens against aggressions and violations by individuals, of the right peaceably to assemble or the right to keep and bear arms, or the right to vote . . . The Constitution of the United States and fourteenth and fifteen amendments forbid the Federal Government and the State Government to violate these great rights…”, June 30, 1874