Webber v. Barry

Jpon the argument of this case, I was inclined to think that error had been committed in some of the proceedings upon the trial. A subsequent careful examination of the record leads me to the conclusion that the verdict and the judgment of the court below should stand.

I shall only refer here to the points raised in the case that seemed to me, on the argument, to have been erroneously decided by the circuit judge.

It struck me quite forcibly, fit first, that Davitt should not. have been allowed to act as an attorney in the case against the defendants; and also that the witness James B. Walsh…