Morrison Waite

“ In the last case we said that this statute showed 'unmistakably an intention on the part of congress to take away all appeals and writs of error to this court from orders thereafter made by circuit courts remanding suits which had been removed from a state court, and this whether the suit was begun and the removal had before or after the act of 1887.' That was as far as it was necessary to go in any suit that had come before us down to that time. ”

“ Nabraska, ubi supra. As a consequence of this the repeal operated to take away jurisdiction in cases where the order to remand had been made, but no appeal or writ of error had been taken, because 'if a law conferring jurisdiction is repealed without a reservation as to pending cases, all such cases fall with the law.' Railroad Co. ”