We may punish whenever we can convict, and convict whenever we can obtain evidence; let us not, therefore, condemn any man unheard, nor punish any man uncondemned.

If envy unconfuted may accuse, Then innocence must uncondemned die.

no-cause (in civil suits); get no-caused Adj. acquitted &c v.; uncondemned, unpunished, unchastised. not guilty; not proven.

For who would there be to appeal, if this were not allowed a person as yet uncondemned, whose case had not been heard?

The enemies of Jesus were perfectly infuriated at being obliged to take Jesus back, still uncondemned, to Pilate, who had so many times declared his innocence.

[Footnote 17: Ye fields accursed for our statesmen's sins, O Discord ever foe to men of peace, In want, an exile, uncondemned, I yield My lands, to pay the wages of a hell-born war.

When all was ripe for his revenge, he brought before the people in full assembly the following bill of pains and penalties:"Be it enacted, that whoever has put to death a Roman citizen uncondemned in due form of trial, shall be interdicted from fire and water".

Being naturally inclined to scepticism in philosophy, I have no reason to impose my opinions in a subject which is above it; but whatever they are, I submit them with all reverence to my mother church, accounting them no farther mine, than as they are authorised, or at least uncondemned by her.

The "larger hope" of the universalist "that good shall fall At lastfar offat last, to all, And every winter change to spring" is, indeed, one to which no Christian heart can be a stranger; yearnings such as these spring up within us unbidden and uncondemned.

You can jail a man who steals your watch, but the girl who steals a man's heart away from his sweetheart walks free, and uncondemned evento their shame be it spokenby those who know what she has done.

Even while he was still a free man, still uncondemned, an effort had been made to rob him of his wife and boy,an effort which for a time had seemed to be successful.

This week I have paid a social visit both to Mrs. R. and Mrs. W. Praise the Lord, I came away uncondemned on account of anything I had said.