Wilson v. State

The charge, by indictment, against this defendant was the offense of miscegenation; the indictment containing the averment that this defendant (naming her) being a negro or a descendant of a negro, did intermarry or live in adultery or fornication with one Charles Medicus, a white person. The indictment is substantially in Code form and is therefore not subject to the first four grounds of demurrer interposed. Code 1907, § 7132.

The statute under which the indictment in this ease is drawn, or preferred, is not violative of the federal Constitution, nor is it null and void as insisted by…