The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-02-02

have fallen within the range Of his EXAMINATIONS
would high praise to ssis professional
IN retiring nom the eminent public trusts he has long
pssis.ios value ~ bsa:a.sa S: and ia
III the &c ss @
by taking his place again in their midst
truly ;ss with ''''.'1; !s.i
Committee.
Mr. LosD then gave the seventh tosst:-
huna Law must conform.
Dr. WANRreHr rose to respond
He had intended receiving the invitation to this inter-
sns NEE ting e be simply silent guest but this toast had
BE would state remarkable eoinodsnOs: On Thursday he
%s sn % oSs Sn Of sg S % .a:s " Of H.
remarks DR. W. then read passage from eminent dvins
earth 1osI or Of
.y as pas; ,S,, faia'i His
world in E II s eh.nss'
serbs Phsress msntsrpres it, Yet not the least
Of be annihAted- not one jot or little Of the Law
This presented important thought to DR.. w. what s
from the Divine mind no os little can ever BE-
& l.. all the .S Of S . the he so Of truth which
man The principles Of law not emsnatiou from
the Divine source Of law The POINT to discover
T. not wh.. are the opinion. e man bu, what is the truth
cplss ofaw Law before the world We Of the clerical
from the Divine mind Thu. learned
justice IA and correct principles Tho.s principle.
vipy natural and simple and accordingly many lawyers
DR. WAswR Rionr concluded by Offering the following
toast
The Legal Profession whose hOnored calling to guard
It's true relations. ties man to the gospel Of Christ and
Mr.. LoED then gsve:-
The Medical whose high assuase
Dr. FRANcis responded and said -
He had wished. like DR. Wainwright to remain silent but
pros.isn: sSsn pas. high suI.sun on
On Of the hsh ard great for which the legal poes
The Public Spirit q the Legal Proession-so nobly mani
res. in the l.cSr Of her eminent members in
Ar wooD being loudly called for, responded to this
He should be brief and eossre himself to the sbies. of
this evening" celebration ne should regret the day when
Of s b n and
bseh inrsrahty and sound Judgment BY the collision
trusted the erOd wsuld never arrive when knanes, AID
Bench sno the Bar No cscason wa, more than
te present 20 teep up this good feeling when cele
for dis services Both =, the Bar nS the ssne
hr " then made an interesting historical review OF the
common law and M nfganees upon the nations here IL had
M then passed 70 pessinI review of the industry.
lsa's and activity developed Judge Jones in his ea,er
practice BAR he would pros
70 ssi sy a y
legal oeeiions snd The legal knowledge of
county better capital than the gold oil Caorla IL
the Legislature reject H. they reject what essential the
prosperity Of country These codes cannot be made
hitu the law In reference trusts and
powers the Lgiss attempted to abolish them but what
been the Issultl IL has been found could dis
penss with the law IL is tt necessary
{. make their eod.s ntellg,tle Mr. W. trusted the
Bar beyeh Of this State would unite TO strdy the
Law, which, matter What may be codcs what
Innovations may be made is s and in
aide the perty Of (Cheers1
The following tossts were then given, and suitably
responded TO. BY Judge Edwards, Dir. Gerard, MIR.
SGpdioId and others
10 1hs Bansh Bar OF Great Bran-The history Of
civil Nter;y furnishes their best eulogy.
n The Of the LawBy their ability aud fidelity
petad the wisdom Of the Bench and the learning Of
the Bar.
Ind, and Honest Press Of that
public upon which the successful admnistraon of
the Law essentially y dspe~a<.
IS The memory connected with tho admin.
istfation OF
Afterwards the reunion kept up TO Q late hour
and seversl volunteer sentiments offered when, ct
late hour, the company adjourned sine die.