State v. Williams

WalKer, J.,

after stating the facts: This ease was carefully tried, and the rulings during the course of the trial were well considered and made with strict regard to law and procedure.

The charge of the court was very full, learned, and explicit, and was perfectly fair and just to all the defendants, being, if anything, rather more favorable to them than they had any reason to expect. The jurors, if they heeded it, which they seem to have done, could not possibly have mistaken its meaning and significance. The contentions of the respective sides were very fully arrayed, nothing material or of…