Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-11-23
The Law and its Uncertainties.

hiliies ui parties that resort 1" them o.
obtaining Justice. au1 yet no one who has
hal cNr reuee ia them, OF who ha, z
watched iAc Ner,Icg> 81 jaric,, or the Off
fr.eHi .al diverse opinions of the judge.
I'D. hiss many time, had good reason 10 re-
lr4ttle ala-c. the glorious uncertainties
81 .... law There are 80 many contin-
-ouciee attending most cases, contingencies
th!5 H4te li.tlc To DO with the merit of
thssn. tA... ID Z uoi 10 be wondered at that
therc i uncertainty attending tie result ~
aas ae.il4 before The courts for aljudica-
tou- AH o,dPraciiiioner When asked what
Wa~ necessary Ia gain verdict ia court.
tu4i5e. tAal There were five requisite 81
hr-l Eood case second. good counsel.
III n I a3 evidences fourth. au incoruIf
ia.e aai ..A- headed Judge. and hiih
eeI aes Whatever NAV be- said of THE
teb i.a.n; hy lawyers, It viii certainly be
believed hy majority of those who have
h..a Through abe mill which .rini- out
o-laart. 81 extraordinary Law eases, that
lnre ha~ a- muci 10 10 With the final YER
dt. e- tla counsel employed or any other
m4t..r aa- in- T.. And many a man 10
his experience hls come 90 the conclusion
81 the elder Weller abou, marry Ing, aud
A4, .>e.4imed .l>, h.n. whether il i,
aar-ana..eto 20 through 90 much to learn
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'.' ''e' ".E away "'H 'a 'h' contest
''"' "i'''- ''f li- i'-A'- ana 'Aei'-
t'i' l'.ii VINO 1 ihe he-' counsel j,
'''e ''.s' 0''Neiiine' a case may hc
'.' .'"'''' one anu "h" requiring
l'''''''" '' fu'" or brass.
ft-'' W '-'-" ii''tde"'' /" insure
-+,Ef-'- i"e principles ~ hiShi ahd
wrong '+'" 'u. "'4e = % with the eiuci-
n-'l o. - the 't-r. ih an action iA" thi'
ia" yer Niio can make the cause u hi- cii-
''.. Ms o." 2"A VINO docs believe from The
'.Et "t-l'i'i- 'hAi hl> ellen, l. right, and
hri'tNs> >' only ''ova3-e b" j. on that side.
=, II. hr-' counsel Most lawyer no doubt
'.i 'Fe e+4-'1-ii4- W = e4-e decide IA their
"hn minds that a ! 9 good one In law and
l3 Justice. and yei ihry may not UNDER
Stand 4.l lhe principle, involved i'm It. or
@.l ti ev.deHr.. that viii De adduc.-d until
thee time ct trial. Bur having engaged ia
g. should thrN labor to tnake witne,sc, ic>-
ut r. that whirh j. not TRUE, OF to LEAVE
u4saib oa .hr stand that which j.. we'll
known and impprjanis ThI- Is done. And
>3ne wei. meaning witnesses, those who
generally 10 tell the truth cou-cieutiuu-iy,
viii cquvoeA;e on The wines stand. and
who a. uA they must testify for th. side
that has summoned them. any way. such
inen ser, 4" u4ae the law or the end, oi
justice uncertain. 4 lawyer MAY have
great Influence Nith ,le Judge and Jury.
.ul Thereby exert If Interruptions. aa au-
dar Influence WIKI 10th of these parties.
ia- case may Dee determined by thi, infln-
tr.-a. rather than by lhe testimony
Eaul dead dcpcad, upon the uartie, to
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