Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-05-02
BISMARCK DAILY TRIBUNE


the the minutes briefly ofense for which the
conviction has been had So there is this
Now do have
all the facts connected with them here but believe Mr. Bangs his closing
the and particularly law tat with when
counsel their thirteen inch and of smaller calbou will
remember when asked with reference the plan be
ened that Mr. Cuhbe and said will find
what the law will show when here going
thirteen inch Tracy Bangs and another OF much
smaller caber myself and that all the satisfaction Of them
in regard the law that they the question of the
delayed and it will be for to wait and what
the delayed and think when they
their little will be position provided there law
the subject to meet them at every turn
Mr. Tracy Bangs: provided by
that the plaintiff shall the law his and isn't
little unusual to ask the defendant what the law is:
Mr. sinker: Ordinarily required for the statement You
in notyo a
the table be sitting made
opening this which he violated rule of law
everything should contain, which
than argument that appealed to passion and prejudice IN this
what We do conceive how
anything which will lead
able to conclude that the delaying of case by judge for
reasonable Improbable ofense And when have heard
what the proposition will be prepared
tem Had Mr. Cuhbert the other day advised of anything else be-
sides thirteen inch might have been prepared this time
such authorities have been able gather together
the question delayed want talk little bit delayed
gentlemen of the for the of going into discus
them but for the of showing that under the evidence
this John F. Cowan has used his official position holding
furnishing his and rewarding his friends, and
call attention the OF Powell Norton He
before and that the he did decide the be-
Norton steal the land He did here and make
witness stand, but he makes that his
address, the look Of vndcvencss the face of
and told
those and Cowan denied and Norton turned him znd sad
you caught passed nasty
vindicvens John
concuve than anything else could possibly have done why
John holding that decision purpose
Of furnishing Norton If Pat Norton steal that land why
didn't Judge Cowan decide him. why didn't he decide against Pat
if Pat thief with respect to the land:
I your case Farmers Bank Cary against FL
bert Maxwell That remember gentlemen where there
brought they
and judgment rendered the them, and
conceded parties
money. Judge up
concededy for the forcing settlement Mr.
in
trying get settlement, benefited
they simply holding this for the forcing settlement
money is due and money be had.
condition exists the of Garden Os this
Judge Cow held the until they forced settle and
did settle the
cases. do go
to Won anq some other lines in closing this statement The matters which
will be fully covered by Mr. Bangs his
You will that all of these delayed however, will
that the delayed all the from and the
of the delay and delay will into fully
George Bangs when he presents his argument to
Gentlemen have occupied attention several hq
show that John Cowan fit hold the office Of judge
% 6na, vote heth m ~ w believe that he e. man to hold tbe
office under the evidence which presented
If believe that under this of evidence showing mtoxcaton show
disregard of duty showing collision with the drug and the
of prohibition believe
the district bench of that district send him back but believe
under the evidence this he unfit duty
heess him from that Office people Of that district
and other districts of the and the fair of the State
of North Dakota know it is be hard for but tell
when find duty difficult perform he is the noble and
honorable if he despite the difficulties which face him. to
that duty with single and do regardless of You
gentlemen who sitting here the whole Of North Dakota
The Of the Of the the of the citizens
of sister watching these proceedings You
WILL place the of approval John Cown and he
good enough for let him ndorse him,
people that he fit timber for the judicial position and he honor
the bench of the second judicial district You have
perform and believe sturdy who will do that duty
regardless Of the You the who this
Some has said, what constitutes a
high raised batlement
Thick wall
Not cities proud with spires and crowned
Not bay and broadarmed
Where laughing a the storm, rich ride;
Not starred and sDangled
Where borrowed baselc watts perfume PRIDE
Nc Men. mil man.,