Slocum v. Knosby

— The only question in this case is as to the sufficiency of the testimony to sustain the verdict ; appellant urging that the record shows that it is the resalt of passion or prejudice. It is not a case in which there is no conflict in the testimony; but, judging from the record before us, it largely preponderates in favor of the plaintiffs. Of course, the record does not always present the testimony in its true light, or enable us to know its real value; nor is it designed in law actions that we shall settle questions of fact from substantial conflicts of testimony. The cause has been three…