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

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on Tie infancy Institutions day. ,mper
,ns sssssss' Of the y ssng ys% % judicial s
grew ont The collision the power. Of Europe ana
% our own ssysSu%se dsssSsd upon
spd Il o.e able an esien. judges then oo@eesins
siOsd ss equal e the OCCASION and the
he talent and @ they Drought the sorIanS
Report. and the ssvsn Of Kens Equity CASES. contain
body principles and equity Of surps.ng excellence
nty :.,pr and Of the judge: 4 that period of
gratitude the seehr,tsd commentaries American law,
hear his and nd have BY their srss s, S
Of foreign uris work which has sianAssd him as the
IN the
three *:
.nse, dspacs the Ave ncumben!s whose places were
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unouched and the incumbent left to complete
sns %s h S ms ia p~S &
Of ninene in the profession fol9ye IN his foo teps and
T.ss TO him On hi s d ss
name unseeted to the senate for the once.
9ss SSdy the and Il. high
continuance in the ofee whole time and best
dvcs.d upon me- On the Of SUPERIOR
hGSsS MY term ~ Of S,s as had acs s
remained until another revolution produced another
The Of my fellow called the
.1ua ana no :. IN obedience to that voice retire
bar In the whole eo.rs Of ny Sdical life !, sa ever sssn
the OBJ sstons faithfully discharge high
those duts have enecurseed aud YER, atty
n. assisares have at all times recvyed from ny
bar OF the c,y q New IL the my
city TO tie Of city that disposed the
,sssy 20 leave az b; higher ststion Of .han'Sr R for
csrosl welcome At the uuorm kindness AID sAeeng
sfecs; ard repeat 70 you The wasn sssi
S s h g Ell Es ~ IN hs S 81 s high trust
tion. Of the pubic and me tina your appreciation tina.
stiity, real OF able counsel of
shs New Yo,h bar return 70 you my bIstsrsn fully
wLch may Tor tnersss better suea 70 former tines
which reatiens Ray involve. in reliance upon the
and aid Of ndusept friends and with the conf
to encounter and overcome the difficulties tha nay beset
fieEos tie favor Of the public commit my
Al The mention made by the Judge, that he now re-
tired from The bench. and took his place again among
the members of the bar long interval of
took place, In which the company rose spontaneously
to their feet and chesred the honorable judge repeat
sdly and most ucly. Three cheers called TOR
ard given With warm feelings of animation whea the
judge sat down, which he did after Offering the follow
The nsr tie city New yorhEssentia aid in the ad-
Alr Loan then yropo..d the following tone. a.
1he rsssss, q s United sasss-whish W" drank with
Mr.. Ps,soorr Hall to reply to this toast, and
Iho PRESIDENT was the executive twas his duty to reo
the laws executed from this Atlantic the Pacific. None will
scme The qualities Necessary The proper discharge
S The
hexieo tAII.uis Ne Is resay 70 hold up the Esis Of
would sss var di.anica
he'd and se;ssson on our sSrou, ;o IL
ssunuy simiisTis tif,stsnsa, military msn%IcSd
lsn also rTssseat q The United sias, and saved
MIR Hall sat down amid mingled cheers and Kisses,
the former however. mspfssty pr-ponderating.
The next sud fourth toast va. -
The Governor OF the state of New York.
AMrHost l. JonnAs, ksq being loudly called for,
rose 20 respon nd 90 this tosst lie said,
Mr.. President PROM efca, aud. consequently. int-
mate ana eosadsntis rsaiers Tor the last with
fse seesroe called IT, respond Without reference
10 rs,i ss, ,s s.s < Soss G,v - s1
and ths Of b, native city m we'll as the people
pe oi usnSsr united ia arm N, shoess' qualities Of
IL isrss,ars ana nbsrn IS ssii The blood ia a.:
yeips A the iuhe. Of hs heart are ideauhsd with the
nsn wealthy without ostnts,op mis- hand b for the
~ h is "a sS "a: a. '.% so
empTeters.ys In he yi..s nrp whout obs.ihssy Jgs.
zss ir ,h Iels welfare a. law,sr clear aud di.enmi-
ssnds H. Is the oshstutios IL is underwood BY ever
Sns ,a,e'T' % ,Hs j',,. 10 all BIS guse relation, .aa
ssEssolge or he IIymrrss q iew s@ti.oni seeak Of
eordsres wh the ,entin of many Who
m rnh longer have, those Who have been erOuSh,
ar. JoIdsn then Eat down, amid loud and warm
cheers IRON the company.
Nr Loan then gave the fifth toast
The city ofNsw fsri aud its sssistracy.
neeoder rALrs.Des rose to respspd. He raid
dn. vsLed they honor on III. occasion. The
ey-rosaiess iish isrss snss.srj I, !. sisiis-
s ". e,mrssss rec ir.@ The ssu,l cotton from ,he
thsr IN cuTc c3 as genial market We all have
ss 's,S cloud oTf Ssf
-, % ss s sss ,s hsp. iss ss, %
raust srT ihsn arrss,cd 1, TegIst hat Mayor
st,,srse " ls ssr isy sSssrsa icy could ps,
ID. ,iSth tosst then given, ss follows
Iro I,lp arc EloIJ. s the highest pO
csl tuiy tfsvefy american citizen.
LOUD and ,nthusssuc cheers we're given at the
spurciaton of this toast, the Who'll. company rising
and cheering, after -hich there vas confused noise,
ana loud eriss Tor Brady" " Brady"
JAMS T. BRADY. Fiq tfen and aia IL not his
neston - have the regular tDass
Be utmitted this delightful ~ there be any
nus e.,si'ns ne uneyirs attention ot man, :. the
Inen q the states. b. wheh the hopes Of humanity aud ne
uhver ad ~ the all nations only le
ga std rre.srVed Mr. Pissident am an Anericsn
~ blft tut ny Iiedscfstors from the
tsa snd 81 ttNotd between the Of father
thst sno TIE lana IN hitch born. the duty
70 ny ecur.l t,h,ss Whatever may te the psliuosl
ptteh eenffsi a. Taylor. ts stands foremost
et 81 W. Ffeaiest hnefitsn gensrssthe hope Of the
lm.n. ut.d ehtess1 Sc hopsd the simighiy would
ted covh he luiid hahtnipE upon aim. tNr Brady,D
4 etr tpot What ve owed 20 him for fghunr the
tstuet - hls ctrhtry I" bat Afforded him ar BrscJl
oeheht ts ttatLe tsona'd u profession which ea,y
tne itslt'ty were stistFerA HLd unkn.vn. Nnen a
l9uif eesnrsr tst ht the poor courts with
vlch are called ttem tive eOsr sas ne
fst csmt ifware snd frstched out hs hsnd encourage
msrt afd furIvrt 20 hm. vss Huph eii who as
utr' titut cActfs is. Mr. q. stood oemscrat
red utI rtt nan in Office
frt be fsJestd the oyrotie rtrty. lie asreea with
lssseL tfat huih real sse, tsd~s hy the col l.
th ofreiie opinions ttheeIs he would be sorry 70
ti ttlHsu d,stoyed. lie thote who ruled stsh
LIS. md u6se wto fuled asarst hm. Judxs ode
vhe kLovs uothi tat matters 80 tct Ju6se sandfsrl