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Judge Boone closed for the government in…

📅 1890newspaper📜 public-domainid: s_silver-city-enterprise-1890-02-28-029-orato_01xwfh5📄 TEI
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about one hour. Mr. Fielder’s argument was classical, eloquent and logical, and enlisted the profound attention of the jury and audience. Judge Boone closed for the government in a fine oratorical effort, interested with humor- ous anecdotes, convulsing the audience with ( 10 ) laughter. He closed in a strong and serious appeal to the jury to find a conviction. The case was hotly contested on both sides. His Honor Judge McFie then charged the jury, in a very carefully prepared and able charge. The jury were out about 20 minutes, when they returned with a verdict of not guilty. A wild shout went up all over the court room, which the court could not at once suppress. Then followed scores of congratulations from Redding’s friends and general rejoicing; and thus ended a great trial. People of all classes, acquainted with Red- ding’s honorable character and worth, approve the verdict.

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