New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-10
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No member rose 70 say word il favor OF freedom
from TIE legal monopoly.
Inc vote-s .r- l1v+r- Nr Nsan'z motion 70 re-erse
on the liable vera - namely Nessrs. Angel Brsy7on,
Dodd. Gardner, Dr.. Greene, Michael HOFFMAN ASD
AzPEAyED LooNrIs. Hunter D.. Arel Huntington and
Caln5rei.u= lo-Gzr Kirkland hsnhie Nellis OF Mont
sorioly. O'Couor, S;etson, stow. Ward and Amos
Wight IL OF the u were practising lawyers j Tie
Noes =. Lost
NJ Iaars motion 70 reconsider lo- reverssi the de-
cs!On whereby legal monopoly was fastened on ;ne
Constitution OF this Sraie. up 10 direct vote
F0rtvour OF the members iid not vo.5. Not voice
raised % urge members 20 reconsider vote IN Inc
very teeth OF Law Reform. Non VINO are !olrac5ts
ry the hour on minor matters dumb Mayor
Morris. who was II and voting AMI arguing mo-
mani before and n as place lp-e!Stfy AFTER. did rot
vote he P-es.ieRt CIracy) went with the party
though Farmer. Nj :. :. Taylor @: 4io-1, Lswycr
who scGUeG: some weeks AGO against the legal
monopoly ana il reform. and vet voted on Monday
week 20 uphold j. vas Il as place ard voting before
the sud in L again The Tlre the vote was siyei
his morning. dislike doisins Democrats Dr.. ",
Tay Tor pied -ed against monopoly a. Oncrdass voted
boldly FOR ae legal ieer and 20 continue technicelty
Nj. COnor after voting % 1tiE TABLE, (cot TO
reverse) went out. or did not answer but VIXEN mem
beers who kept began call out that Nsnns mo
lost ne forward, asked that his name
might 5e called, ard voted foT REVERSAL NJ. HoFF-
IAN. who paid Sl.Uo year. or more by the United
States check the many millions OF revenue received
by Collector Lawrence leaves. FOR IL weeks together
mat duty 10 some petty eectoneerns Clerk tatEough
over $4,000 OF checks stolen the lssttwo months
of former Officer which Secretary Ewing saved 20 the
country md resides up n Albany holding both OF
fees ard voting. with LOOMS. steadily for monopoly
The aves. - HEyE5sE We're:
Ne<-rs Allen ON Y Archer Ayrsuii F. Backus Bas-
CON, Bovdsh, Barr Clark. Cornell, Crooker TO reverse
bis section Dane, Flanders. Ge9a1-t Hotchst>s.
ley. Maru Murphy U'Couor. P-1ninaG Rhoade-. Rich
noGd IoEa Salisbury Sbedon. Smith Spencer VI Liv
.o5 van sa' vs s'' sGo5nbSen WarrS Vine
Campbell P. Wood, Yavger Young Of Moonlight
The NOES who voted to place legal monopoly
permanent. uaaterabe principle in The new Const'u
ton. were;
Me->rs 4rrel B.tt-, Bergen, 3rayton. Bull Cernbre
ens. Campbell Of SIeuben. CAdtfed Cc.'k. Cuddeback
podt Ga.aTeT Greene hart !ietnGr Hanjer Hpn n
Miller Munro. AeAi!. Nchv!as, Pr.. Patterson Porter
Prefoeu' IIaey k seas SaePas SPsner Of T,
A. Wright. u isht OF sul.van-i2
Il was a &c vote Any ONE OF THE ABOVE - could
could haze swept the prohibition from the Constitution
90 could either OF the following gentlemen, By appear
ing and voting. viz Messr. J. J. Taylor. Morris Rus
sell Powers. Nelson, Perkins. Clyde. Brown. Jones
Ncol Ruggles. Simmons, Tildcn-all OF them law
yers, indeed any one OF The other II aosenIees
have put the Q. y lawyers who voted 20 con-
nue privilege in the hands OF the profession in 1lIcs
The friends oil Republican Government should exert
themselves \ simple motion 10 remove this tetter on
the OF the freeman, and secure him from its future
operation yet be- made by any member, and must
be voted on Why should - totes, Il OF them at;or-
nevs perp-.uate monopoly IN Convention Of ~ Del
cgh;os Who can say that this IS -HE SENSE OF The
I Convention
By comparing the votes in M letter OF this day with
the list viii be that many who voted tor
Mr. Crookegs proposition then voted to-day to reverse
/ it-Nr Mann inclusive
We must have AMI. Monopoly Associations in every
town.
The Southern savc-owner binds The letters of serv,de
and ignorance round h sa-es and boldly declares that
hey h;-av. and their oisprins-,o serve him ike
his cattle the latest generanon His ally. the North
ern lawyer. De Tocquevle truly remarks binds
society here lust crcctuallv m In mon0rchca
France, nifty years ago Legal yriresewas removed from
the practcing attorney By The vote OF In Fayec and his
friends. Here in Republican Newi ork, in 1916. the at
tempt l. failure Even DR.. ". Taylor goes tor the
profession Praccins attorneys point their 1000 and
say. give you Governors Presidents Congressman
Legislators Delegates 20 Conventions Advocaes. judy
- Surrogatss. Chanceors wrong can be- redresscd
without tax PAID 20 us-uo case can Dc decided but
toll must be paid ifcnCugh OF can be ind out
Of either party; dchy, hasten. grant refuse JUS
p, pleasure make rules. md HIGer and
amend them and ridiculous pleadinEs and
practice they bring Democrat grst the law mill and
You two and ahr millions of People in NcwYog dare
20 20 no other. You many and few. but we
united and you are rot. You muet mock under.
tSupreme Court Decisions last July
Common Pleas and General Sessions judgments al.
frned ~ Justices judgments affirmed after the Com
mon Pleas Courts had reversed them whole number
OF Cases REVERSED or in which New Trials grant
ed T. OF these IL trials ordered in II cases
which might not hsve affected their rne-its-inerely
points OF practice II while reversed their
merits The ~ and the 3 make s. law cults. in
which the parties delayed wrongfuy there being
cause except delay, why they should have been
| brought into the Supreme Court Mr. henbe made q
motion today which tailed. tor speedy justice on
security being gwen in such cases and II his were the
best remedy which should be carefully considered 1t
should g applied bot have doubts that mead.
Jus. As the Convention broke up Mr. OConor reported
several from tho Judiciary Committee. II
can get a COPY VIII send itit u0j look to tomorrow
mornings paper Tor them r.