United States v. Vigol

2 U.S. 346 (____)

2 Dall. 346

The UNITED STATES

versus

VIGOL.

Supreme Court of United States.

PATTERSON, Justice.

The first point for consideration, is the evidence, which has been given to establish the case stated in the indictment; the second point turns upon the criminal intention of the party; and from these points (the evidence and intention) the law arises.

With respect to the evidence, the current runs one way: It harmonizes in all its parts: It proves that the prisoner was a member of the party, who went to Reigan's house, and, afterwards, to the house of Wells, in arms, marshalled, and…