Of course you don't have link.
Of course, I do not have a link. It is not available at free services such as FINDLAW or LII. But then, free services on the internet are not the only source of information in the world. They are merely your only source.
But of course, I have a copy from which I quoted at my #502.
[nolu chan #502]
WHITE v. CANNON, 73 U.S. 443 (1867) [re: Louisiana]
"The ordinance of secession passed by the State of Louisiana, on the 26th of January, 1861, was a nullity, and did not affect the previous jurisdiction of the Supreme Court of that State, or its relation to the appellate power of the Supreme Court of the United States." "The objection that the judgment of the Supreme Court of Louisiana is to be treated as void, because rendered some days after the passage of the ordinance of secession of that State, is not tenable. That ordinance was an absolute nullity, and of itself alone, neither affected the jurisdiction of that court or its relation to the appellate power of this court."WHITE v. HART, 80 U.S. 646 (1871) [re: Georgia]
"At no time during the rebellion were the rebellious States out of the pale of the Union. Their constitutional duties and obligations remained unaffected by the rebellion. They could not then pass a law impairing the obligation of a contract more than before the rebellion, or now, since."
Yet again you are caught going on and on and on about court decisions you have neither seen nor read.
(With apologies to Willie Nelson)
Full of crap again
Just can't wait to spew your crap again
You just love spewing nonsense with your friends
And I just can't wait to see you spew again
Full of crap again
Goin' places reality's never been
Dreamin' things you may never dream again,
And I just can't wait to see you spew again.