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We had little doubt that .fudge Loring would follow that precedent. The Supreme Court of Massa- chusetts, and the Circuit Court of this Circuit had pronounced the law constitutional, and sustained the jurisdiction of the Commissioner. On the point of identity, there was no hope of a defence. Col. Suttle and Mr. Brent were present, who had known him from a boy, and the latter was a competent witness. Burns had admitted the facts in the presence of Brent and the officers, and he liad answered in ...open Court to the name in the Record. Yv^e had no reasonable hope of a successful defence.
On Saturday morning, we moved for a further delay.
There was great anxiety on the part of the government offi- cers. The night before, the Court House had been attacked, and one of the Marshal's guard killed. The only reasni we could give for our motion was that, owing to the order of the Marshal, counsel were not engaged until Friday after- noon, and we were not prepared to our own satisfaction.
This was true, and an important truth, but in a case not involving freedom, it would not probably have availed.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
We had little doubt that .fudge Loring would follow that precedent. The Supreme Court of Massa- chusetts, and the Circuit Court of this Circuit had pronounced the law constitutional, and sustained the jurisdiction of the Commissioner. On the point of identity, there was no hope of a defence. Col. Suttle and Mr. Brent were present, who had known him from a boy, and the latter was a competent witness. Burns had admitted the facts in the presence of Brent and the officers, and he liad answered in ...open Court to the name in the Record. Yv^e had no reasonable hope of a successful defence.
On Saturday morning, we moved for a further delay.
There was great anxiety on the part of the government offi- cers. The night before, the Court House had been attacked, and one of the Marshal's guard killed. The only reasni we could give for our motion was that, owing to the order of the Marshal, counsel were not engaged until Friday after- noon, and we were not prepared to our own satisfaction.
This was true, and an important truth, but in a case not involving freedom, it would not probably have availed.
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