Morrison Waite,
Detroit City Railway Company v…
“ It is what was actually decided that we are to consider, not what might have been decided; and, as our jurisdiction must appear affirmatively on the face of the record before we can proceed, the record must show, either in express terms or by fair implication, not only the question, but its decision. It is not enough to find by searching after judgment that the lequisite question might have been raised and presented for decision. ”
