New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-30
DEATH OF JUICE SAsproRp.-Thsre

DEATH OF JUDGE Ss HDFoRD.-There
was meeting Of the Bar nun erousl, attended ,ye''er
day, and several addresses made euloeistc OF tneJ~
diesl and private chsrsee' Of Judge and
adopted lsee Official repo tbelow expressive Oh f''p
% HE memory.
M Ketcbum spob highly, too, OF bis ie"e. 10
sceer For the last two years Mr.. nso ,h.,
same church vii him, and could bear "''"e'' 'I o
Jrdse : wa. n aavon, worshiper Of thai church va
an oc.s.,on.t found there With bis young ana In
,.r.,,,ns far nvspd there Is badly point oil his cnAr
.S,,-. 80, hs viewed withou. calling forth ADJ
tor al re xret at bis loss.
-, c.,.,h.u stated that he did not hear OF the
,..,b 90 80 oil sfer his return 10 his home in
this t,,,v late "Wednesday evening returned, SAID
I,IA. e. with qualification, because returned from
m s,ra mster where be- and ! bad been 20 the same
fsese hsneatess) snd where the faculty on WedneS-
DIV mo, ming, conferred upon Judge s. the degree OF
Doctor Of Laws not Knowing that the bonored gradu-
,,e ard distinguished Judge was II the time but dust
md sshes reiurned 10 this City with the news with
ont knowing that be whom bis alma mater sought TO
honor was where human honor ceases % Affect
Mr. Brady and other gentlemen, sso spoke highly Of
Judge g. and Of his kindnefs TO members Of the oa''
rendering an appearance before BIN In case Ia'aei
pleasant interview than source OF toll MI DIa'y
also referred 70 the young members Of the BAR aHo inc
necessity of their having confidence and sustaining inc
honor and hgn character Of the profession
IT.. venerable ext Chief Justice Jones' who presided
and who wac formerly one OF the colleagues on inc
Rescb with Judge s., concluded the meeting oy some
fmpre,,ye remarks 10 the character OF the deceased
Como IT. was appointed to obtain bust or statue
Of Judee s. To be placed token Of respect In one OF
Che Court rooms. -
A,apeefiue Of the Bar Of the City Of New.YTk,
held ON the ooh DAY of July us at the General lerm
D. a. ,be suDertor Court on occasion Of the death
of Hon Lewis H. Sandford, one OF tno Justices oil the
Superior COurf, -, CT,
p stsples Beii Butler std Marhbali 8 Bed~el,
F.os. were appointed Vice Charmen Messrs. John
slos,op, and Il. s Dodge, Secretaries
IN was resolved that Committee OF five be appointed
10 prepare suitable resolutions the consideration OF
the m. etiDp, aud William KeDt Francis b. Cutnne,
Robert Enmst Charles O'Conor, and James L. Brady,
Esa. y ere apo nteo such Cummir'ee.
The Comntee by Mr. EUmet, their Chairman, re-
ported the T. 10 ripg resolutions:
Re.ore6 Tnst the members Of t. New YorA Bar have
lear with feel of the snc,st resret ths unexoee
Cd cath Of D Lewis Stafford once the't esteemed
sssocisie in professional practice more recently Judge
of the Superior Cont Of Srw York.
ReofeJ That 10 he ys'ious and mulufaio's lahors Of
Judge SANFORD, Jurtst- IN Courts bun of law ana
equity tie profsion has reco guzed with admiration his
extended profound iesnDg his industry
and Search his patience cOuT@sJ ard Judicla Integrity
u Icb bay. prs ssed % tho community enduring
lection Of his prsclcs ab and worth have adorned aud
it ed the system OF jurprudenoe and left hgh
and honor among he lawyers and judges OF this
county IL is with saddened yet admTng reflection that
ascrbe the unmsy eXtiOCtion Of talents by which
much has beer produced and from Vhich much
tcpaed to trials too ubrenittins Starring for delicate
eoDstbuftD
e,ote ed That will the usual badge OF mourning
for lsmeDted friend, and will attend bis funeral IN
body.
Resofred That the Chairman Of this meeting do commun
resolutions the family OF the deceased with
the OF nceres sympathy In their sudden and
melancholy loss.
eoed That these resolutions be signed by the officers Of
this meeting aud published.
John GrsbsIB, Eco moved the following as an addl-
tonsl resolution, which was accepted BY the Com.
mtee.
Reopei That committee Of ten be appointed TO devise
49,, able cd Of mOfating the Judicial and
private merits Of Lewis II. Sandford
AfT -0dit secs Dy Robert Emmett, Hiram hetchufD,
Jau es Brady, A. w. CIsson. Jr and John Cochran,
EsQs and their HonOrs the Recorder Tilou and Mr.
Justice CAMPBELL, The resolutions were unanimously
adopted.
The Chsir, after responding TO the resolutions, ap
pointed the Con ee OF tan mentioned Ia the last
resoluitp, John Cochran. Hiram Ketcbum, Henry f.
Dav and John SOssoD Esqs, and His Honor the Re-
coroer, IN addition 10 the Committee who reported the
resolutions
On motion, the meeting adjourned.
ii. S. DODGE,