Supreme Court of Alabama January 15, 1846 (Easley v. Moss)

GOLDTHWAITE, J.

1. In Williams v. Bryant, 4 Ala. Rep. 44, we considered that words precisely equivalent in meaning, would not sustain a declaration in which the words charged to have been spoken, meant the same thing. In this we merely conformed to the previous decision in Cummins v. Walters, 1 Porter, 377.