FTP, name this 1861 ex parte case in which Taney claimed that the President did not have the power to suspend habeas corpus.
It quoted John Marshall's decisions in the Bollman and Swartout cases as well as the views of Justice Joseph Story.  The defendant's trouble began with his burning of a bridge in Parkton, for which he lost his position in the Baltimore County Guards and was detained by General George Cadwalader in Fort McHenry, prompting Chief Justice Taney to argue for his release.  FTP, name this 1861 ex parte case in which Taney claimed that the President did not have the power to suspend habeas corpus.
It quoted John Marshall's decisions in the Bollman and Swartout cases as well as the views of Justice Joseph Story.  
Ex Parte Merryman