...after. People v. Brenham, 3 Cal. 488. 100. The revenue act of May, 1853, does not violate that provision of the constitution which provides that all laws of a general nature shall be uniform in their operation. By a uniform operation it was intended that laws would, if possible,...

...precisely similar to the one passed upon in Dalby v. Wolf, void, because obnoxious to the section of their Constitution which provides that "All laws of a general...shall have a uniform operation throughout the State." The next case discussed by Mr. Rogers is from his own State, and is that of State v. Morris Common...

...were issued is unconstitutional, as being in contravention of article 26 of the constitution of Ohio, which provides that all laws of a general nature shall have a uniform operation throughout the state. Since the decision in Hixson v. Burson, 54 Ohio St. 470, 43 NE looo, there can be no question as to...

...not operate uniformly upon all incoporated turnpikes, and are therefore in conflict with Article 1, Section 26, of the constitution which provides that...shall have a uniform operation throughout the State. Converse, Booth à Keating, for plaintiff. MA Daugherty, Huston James and Okey & Throckmorton, for...

...(which under the statutes of Ohio is to be regarded as presenting the point adjudged), stating that "an act providing for the improvement of a designated county road is local in its nature, and not in conüict with art. 2, § 2(3, of the Constitution, which provides that 'all laws of a general nature...

...claimed that this act is in conflict with that part of section 20 of article 2 of the constitution wiiich provides that "all laws of a general nature shall have a uniform operation throughout the state." The act in question is clearly of a general nature, so that the only inquiry left is whether it is...

..."laws shall be passed taxing, by a uniform rule, all moneys," etc.; nor with section Ü6 of article 2 of the constitution, which provides that "all laws of a general nature shall have« uniform operation throughout the state." (Syllnbiu by the Court.) Motion for leave to...

...clearly expressed in its title;" and also because it was passed in violation of section 17, art. 2, of the constitution, which provides that "all laws...general nature shall have a uniform operation throughout t ho state, and in all cases where a general law can be made applicable no special law shall be enacted."...

...legislation upon a subject matter in its nature local, is not prohibited by section 26 of article 2, of the constitution, which provides that "all laws...shall have a uniform operation throughout the State," notwithstanding the subject matter is the subject of a general law. 3. The subject of dividing territory...

...delivering the majority opinion of the court, said: "We are also referred to section 26 of article 2, which provides that 'all laws of a general nature...shall have a uniform operation throughout the state; nor shall any act, except such as relates to public schools, be passed, to talie effect upon the approval...