The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-03


Of tle Msmoss .om .siasafa dsnsunenS ms lor qustne
the Buffalo platform published in the Journal In shs eve
ming and repnslished in the Argus the morning As
other qualities he may be deficient in (aughte) sit
strikes me there is little inconsistency in this OF
your speech makers shows that do not stand ON the
Buffalo platform, and the other shows that do not
stand on the Baltimore platform and shoali DO glad
to =, know where do stand" (Renewed laughter
rent inconsistency" Continued laughter) The canal
lettings to which havc already referred the great
of piunder, and the most prominent government
officer in this State, Chief Justice bronson the
whose shelter sought 10 protect that scheme Of plum
write letter to the democrats OF the city OF New York in
answer to an invitation watch they gave to him to attend
their meeting in which he says that he cannot come to
the meeting and adds
Although il must be known to you that am In the
sl s 0 ,s 81 m Is s.ndor r.aars' M,
ticket AS lover oi honesty in politics. we'll in other
Iiat is very moderate love anything daughter
and Of good order in society cannot approye of
and DULLES for tho purpose Of
eortros events must not expect that their proooednss
Others.
That Judge Bronson knows perfectly we'll is an unsqu
vocal falsehood II is INST only false but he knows it is
false. He proceeds
Although this ground enough for declining your invi
ton will add that if all the nominees were otherwise
ship who have bcen striving for the ahrec
and shameless breach watch Witnessed Of
past pledges IN relation to the canals there can be no
formed.
That equally false. The ticket made up of men
well known to be thoroughly devoted to he completion OF
the public works and resolutions passed pleiging
them to the performance of that duty. He says fur
tier
The whole my life renders unnecessary for
make any professions of atsonmsnt to democratic prnc
pies good old republican party which has
stood by tho country the constitution and tho laws through
all times and chanros.
His uniform attachment to the republican party A
man who commenced lite ~ Cintonian who ran ~ an
ind
vention declaring that the Convention itself
titutona who sold his opinions the wing party upon
the Canal bill and who bolts from the regular nom
nations, announces to us, with the most consunmate
GOODNESS, that the uniform tc.or of his life is sufficient
evidence of his devotion to democratic princip pies
uaughter) The next sentence is more like the Ju.gs
Tan any other
And the fact that accepted and hold once
man say that
as G wi IL:
will ut all Times receive my cordial support.
That is he win indicate his support of the adinistrn
ton BY continuing TO hold slce under 1t. (aughter)
He has served the democratic party in that way for i've
and twenty years upon the Bench Of the Supreme Court
and the Court OF Appeals and he proposes to continue
serving the administration 1T the present time in the
same way. He proceeds =
You say of the "s.at. administration" that it must b.
by way Of UNFOLDING the State officers for they have
them with exception Mr. Mat.or was SO much As
mentioned for nomination in either branch
petuang their policy ia relation to the canals and in
sstsof the city and state Of New York.
to spsss pn s y
forget to add that, in regard to the remarks which
made, aGghter,) he says that Of The present
state officers was mentioned for denomination lie knows
that letters we're received by members of the Convention
and those letters have been publshed-from those gen
tcmen expressly declining allow their names be
uaed He avoids stating that fact but says they
Quoted public affairs tnat nobody thought of renomi-
rating them Now, this is gross evasion gross equi-
vocation on the lai Of his Honor Judge bronson let
M Assn. M IssAnt puft1
tain what on earth could DO the that who
had been upon Tie bench OF the Court of Appeals it's
foundation who had been upon the bench OF the SUI
rreme court for some Lcen twenty years who
had been Atsrney General of the State, sholld lend
his opinion 10 Washington Hunt to sustain Canal
bill Of lso, when the court, which he h4d just left
unanimously aeJadged 1t TO be Unconstitutional
and hardly in unpaid lawyer or ordinary lay
man, with the capacity To read statute, ha'i any
doubt that the judgment OF the Court Of Appeals
correct End that On me same day that that canal bill
passed containing the following section found in
the session Laws OF 1901, p. 30:
The Clerk Of the Coxrt Of Appeals shall pay $4,000
ers,e gr,." snce 10y. .ns he LID US nv. rom
library nnd his in the Judy #
the Court u Appeals pursuant t. the act chap 3D. Laws
Two thousand dollars for hundred AMI thirty wo
law books, legislative Journals ana documents! .sa-
H. journals and documents which to him
public oihcer and which no man vino has them wolld
think of parting with Ii they OF any value to
any body, but who, If ha does not consider them
FOR the irerest nominal consideration Nearly So a.
volume t.e average, FOR 49, Volumes u very con
siderable portion Of which, as am informed egs-
laye journals and documents. man well afford to
boas. his honesty and 20 give OPT - favor of the
whg party, when lie thus receives the beneh OF wsg
administration. such has been the OF Judge
Bronson, IN connection with Mr troswe and the other
gentlemen upon the subject OF plunder l come to
one and only other person who shall Indicate what
il tie condition oil things which SO are asked to enter
upon l dlluuo hon. John e. Matier,
tried ard coniemnea by vote of eigaeen to foartee,
for atln nj s1ralln al n.nl Ia
{. Commissioner OF this state. Judge Droson r. Cgoswen
ana John e. Mather are now acting IN perfect harmony,
and it therefore becomes somewhat desirable to
John MatAer is according 20 the judgment Of tho Court
OF Impeachment. lie was tried UPON tni, charge
Article iX-rha the sid Jonn g M.thsr such Canal
mentioned IN ie procodin article dia snswngy negligent
iarto necessary construct
said wCrS on the plan - illegally aud nhost authority Of
Roosevelt saeh By which said ;iooseyeis .easl to
tut % io ~ iI stsa, v . nu ~ % a..
iunter AMI sinber to VIE for JvJ feet of pine Der,
~ care Az dsenee nay. tee -cared and purchased for
sas.a ass for ss If h 'IJ s pss
when the said Leuiocs tscr could with ordinary
much less tsan the purcrad, which Of
the said John = Aaner corrupt negligent and
per wasting Of the puoe onsy and occasolod great loss
aad ncop, enitnce TO tne state.
Eighteen members Of the court voted gailty this
charge Of Niiuy and corrupty squandci ing the public
money Against John Maiher the only of the pres
emit state officers Who according to Judge Bronson,
Who that he guilty Alessrs BaLcock, Bart
lett BeeAman Longer Cornell Davenport Judge Johnson,
M.ssrs. Jones, Msklwain, Morgan, Monroe, Newcomb,
Pierce President Church. Judge kugges Mr. Taoer Judge
Taggert, Mr.. Ward Aud who 10 you suppose when III.
hather turns and charges this TO be BIASED and
partial Judgment, stads the head of those voted
him guilyy Chief Justice 'hares H. klsgles wlo they
have put upon their tics. good enough adamSntine
bunker to head the ticket led in the Globe Hotel
parlor Such is the who supported by Judge
Thomson in the teeth o the ude Of the coart from
hc ne has Just descended and wuo is supported by him
hn az Nv nth
Everybody knows that the simple and only object of
running The boiling ticket to carry out the iurssone
termination 10 defeat the democratic party, and pros
III this state ana ID the Union. This 10 sample
shall probably have OCCASION 1T some othor time, to
-ieak OF tho Judge who is tile ticket and who
voted this gentleman nnocent-Mr. Cooley-ani uf the
counsel MT. brady, who defended him. and is the
ticket pith him but icr the present it sufficient
cal attention TO these gentlemen, just to show
you what kidd Of people they tor the purpose Of
breaking ~ the oonioora,ic Pay, nov lar they are
eeeu in corruption and what the contest Il that
a the