State v. Long

The defendant, being tried separately, was convicted of the crime of manufacturing intoxicating liquor. The principal testimony relied upon by the state to secure a conviction was that of an accomplice, Tom Scott, who testified that the liquor was manufactured upon his own place; that the defendant furnished the still, the material from which the liquor was manufactured and the barrels for containing it, and that he also sent two men to Scott’s place to assist in the manufacture of it and received a share of it, when made.

With the exception of the testimony given by Scott, no witness was…