ROSS, Circuit Judge.
We see no merit in the argument for the plaintiff in error. What it is contended he could have shown, had the trial court permitted him to procure witnesses at the expense of the government, cannot, of course, be considered, for no such witnesses were procured or appeared. That the matter of such procurement was within the discretion of the court is both statutory and settled by the courts. Rev. Stat. § 878 (Comp. St. § 1489); Goldsby...
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