Court of Appeals of Texas March 12, 1887, No. 2288 (Barbee v. State)

From this citation it evidently appears that in any and all cases, owing to the peculiar provisions of our code bearing upon this subject, the indictment will be sufficient if it contains or follows the language of the statute defining the offense. The argument of the learned judge has for its object this conclusion *203reserved by defendant, which recites as follows: “T. F.