Letter to the Right Hon the Speaker Upon the System of Procedure for the Trial
Letter to the Right Hon the Speaker Upon the System of Procedure for the Trial
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Again, evidence of agency was not in this case so much mixed up with evidence of treating, that, according to the resolution in the Cambridge case, both might be given together. The two classes of evidence were by their very nature easily separated. The business of stavesmen, and the canvassing from door to door, which formed the sole evidence of agency, given by the Petitioners, were quite dis- tinct from suppers and speeches, and the distribu- tion of tickets. I was entitled, before any of th...e facts of the latter class were proved, to obtain from the Committee their opinion, whether the facts proved of the former class had established the agency of Ward. That right was essential. It belonged to me on account of the very nature of the defence. It was vital to the whole case. Why was I deprived of it ? Simply because the rules of evidence were not observed. Suppose they had been observed. The entire case must then have assumed a shape altogether different. All the facts respecting the stavesmen; viz.
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Again, evidence of agency was not in this case so much mixed up with evidence of treating, that, according to the resolution in the Cambridge case, both might be given together. The two classes of evidence were by their very nature easily separated. The business of stavesmen, and the canvassing from door to door, which formed the sole evidence of agency, given by the Petitioners, were quite dis- tinct from suppers and speeches, and the distribu- tion of tickets. I was entitled, before any of th...e facts of the latter class were proved, to obtain from the Committee their opinion, whether the facts proved of the former class had established the agency of Ward. That right was essential. It belonged to me on account of the very nature of the defence. It was vital to the whole case. Why was I deprived of it ? Simply because the rules of evidence were not observed. Suppose they had been observed. The entire case must then have assumed a shape altogether different. All the facts respecting the stavesmen; viz.
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