John E Barrow And Ohp Craig Surviving Partners of the Firm of Barrow Porte
John E Barrow And Ohp Craig Surviving Partners of the Firm of Barrow Porte
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Gilbert and its copy. Upon these former is an indorsement which seems to have been made in the office of the Clerk of the House of Representatives. Now from these facts we are led to suppose that the memorial and affidavits were made in 32 duplicate, one set sworn to and the other retained as copies ; that the originals, with the exception of the one affidavit of Mr. Gilbert, were lost by the House commit tee and their places supplied with the copies formerly made.
But whatever may be the origi...n of these papers, the fact still remains that the claimants have presented them before Congress probably, and before the Interior Department certainly, and have relied upon them to make out their right to indemnification. They have sought to use them against the Government in support of what they alleged to be their rights, and in so doing have made them a part of those records which come, as a matter of course, to this court. After attempting to benefit by these papers, after affirming their genuineness by direct and positive acts in the prosecution of their claim, it would seem that they are estopped now from denying such records a place in the trial of this cause ; and that these papers which the claimants have used against the Government are now a proper and efficient defense to be used by the Government against the claimants.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Gilbert and its copy. Upon these former is an indorsement which seems to have been made in the office of the Clerk of the House of Representatives. Now from these facts we are led to suppose that the memorial and affidavits were made in 32 duplicate, one set sworn to and the other retained as copies ; that the originals, with the exception of the one affidavit of Mr. Gilbert, were lost by the House commit tee and their places supplied with the copies formerly made.
But whatever may be the origi...n of these papers, the fact still remains that the claimants have presented them before Congress probably, and before the Interior Department certainly, and have relied upon them to make out their right to indemnification. They have sought to use them against the Government in support of what they alleged to be their rights, and in so doing have made them a part of those records which come, as a matter of course, to this court. After attempting to benefit by these papers, after affirming their genuineness by direct and positive acts in the prosecution of their claim, it would seem that they are estopped now from denying such records a place in the trial of this cause ; and that these papers which the claimants have used against the Government are now a proper and efficient defense to be used by the Government against the claimants.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by United States. Dept. of Justice to read onlineMoreLess
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