 | Daniel Webster - 1830 - 518 pages
...possibility of reconciling them. No charity can cover both. One or the other has sworn falsely. If N. 483 P. Knapp be believed, Mr. Colman's testimony must be...the two witnesses. As you decide between these, so yon will decide on all this part of the case. Mr. Colman has given you a plain narrative, a consistent... | |
 | Daniel Webster - 1830 - 518 pages
...are attempted to be supported by the testimony of NP Knapp. These two witnesses, Mr. Colman and NP Knapp, differ entirely. There is no possibility of...cover both. One or the other has sworn falsely. If N. 483 P. Knapp be believed, Mr. Colman's testimony must be wholly disregarded. It is, then, a question... | |
 | Daniel Webster - 1835 - 524 pages
...are attempted to be supported by the testimony of NP Knapp. These two witnesses, Mr. Colman and NP Knapp, differ entirely. There is no possibility of...case. Mr. Colman has given you a plain narrative, a consistent account, and has uniformly stated the same things. He is not contradicted by anything in... | |
 | Daniel Webster - 1835 - 1166 pages
...are attempted to be supported by the testimony of NP Knapp. Those two witnesses, Mr. Colman and NP Knapp, differ entirely. There is no possibility of...Colman's testimony must be wholly disregarded. It is, thon, a question of credit, a question of belief, between the two witnesses. As you decide between... | |
 | Daniel Webster - 1848 - 514 pages
...charity can cover both. One or the other has sworn falsely. If N P. Knapp be believed, Mr. Column's testimony must be wholly disregarded. It is, then,...you will decide on all this part of the case. Mr. Column has given you a plain narrative, a consistent account, and has uniformly stated the same things.... | |
 | Daniel Webster - 1853 - 658 pages
...are attempted to be supported by the testimony of N. P. Knapp. These two witnesses, Mr. Colman and NP Knapp, differ entirely. There is no possibility of...case. Mr. Colman has given you a plain narrative, a consistent account, and has uniformly stated the same things. He is not contradicted, except by the... | |
 | 1857 - 656 pages
...to be supported by the testimony of XP Knapp. These two witnesses, Mr. Colman and NP Knapp, diftcr entirely. There is no possibility of reconciling them....case. Mr. Colman has given you a plain narrative, a consistent account, and has uniformly stated the same things. He is not contradicted by any thing in... | |
 | 1857 - 650 pages
...are attempted to be supported by the testimony of NP Knapp. These two witnesses, Mr. Cohnan and NP Knapp, differ entirely. There is no possibility of...on all this part of the case. Mr. Colman has given yon a plain narrative, a consistent account, and has uniformly stated the same things. He is not Contradicted... | |
 | 1857 - 690 pages
...are attempted to be supported by the testimony of NP Knapp, These two witnesses, Mr. Colman and NP Knapp, differ entirely. There is no possibility of...other has sworn falsely. If NP Knapp be believed, Mr. Col man's testimony must be wholly disregarded. It is, then, a question of credit, a question of belief,... | |
 | Frank Moore - 1858 - 660 pages
...are attempted to be supported by the testimony of NP Knapp. These two witnesses, Mr. Colman and XP red, our father stood up and gave ns the tomahawk,...Listen t Yon told us, at that time, to bring forward consistent account, and has uniformly stated the same things. He is not contradicted by anv thing in... | |
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Colman and NP Knapp, differ entirely. There is no possibility of reconciling them. No charity can cover both. One or the other has sworn falsely. If NP Knapp be believed, Mr. Colman's testimony must be wholly disregarded. It is, then, a question of credit,... 
