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There was much discussion of this concept in early America. To not respect this, would mean that all "travelers" would have to know the laws of anywhere they pass through, and could be incarcerated for simply doing something that was fine and dandy where they came from.

Do you have links for this? I think that discussion might have had more to do with the commerce clause thatn the privileges&immunities clause, but I'd be interested in seeing what they had to say.

I think that discussion might have had more to do with the commerce clause thatn the privileges&immunities clause,

You may be correct on that. Its all "intertwined", though. Without "uniform" laws governing behavior that does not violate rights, we could have very little "interstate commerce". That's why the feds have extorted away and usurped certain rights from the States - not to give them back to the rightful owners - the people, but to make their own rules. Its not right for either level of government to do so.