19 Mo. 551 | Mo. | 1854
delivered the opinion of the court.
Its powers are not competent to such an undertaking. No such authority is entrusted to it. It must take the record as it is, and affirm or reverse the judgment, as is warranted by the principles of law. The presumption is in favor of the correctness' of the judgment of the inferior court, and if there is enough in the record to sustain it, it must be affirmed.
the judgment will be reversed, and the cause remanded.