MARSHALL, J. We will endeavor, so far as practicable, to' discuss this case, separating it into logical order of subjects involved, and first give attention to the dominant reason assigned by the trial court for the order complained of. I. There is no controversy before us but that the decision below, to the effect that the courts should not and cannot properly interfere with the action of th…
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