Miller v. Gable (1845)
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Hale v. Everett (1868)
Some remarks of Gardiner, president of the senate, in Miller v. Gable, 2 Denio 492, 548 (decided in 1845), which were based upon that mistaken view of the legal character of New York parishes, have been construed as an adoption of the sectarian tendencies of Lord Eldon, although the decision of the question before the court in that case — a decision made by the president and thirteen others of the seventeen members of the court — was entirely in favor of independence and aga…