The constitutional provisions survived a Supreme Court challenge in "Williams v. Mississippi" (1898), and by 1908 the precedent was adopted by other Southern Democratic legislators adopting similar constitutions.
By 1908, the "Mississippi plan", as it was called, was adopted by other Southern Democratic legislators passing similar constitutions. The constitutional provisions survived a Supreme Court challenge in "Williams v. Mississippi" (1898).
The constitutional provisions survived a Supreme Court challenge in "Williams v. Mississippi" (1898). By 1908, the "Mississippi plan", as it was called, was adopted by other Southern Democratic legislators passing similar constitutions.
The constitutional provisions survived a Supreme Court challenge in "Williams v. Mississippi" (1898). By 1908, the "Mississippi plan", as it was called, was adopted by other Southern Democratic legislators passing similar constitutions.