The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-23

a he csDnihsl I.Iandsss you oagd: 10 b. from your
Mr. Field-wlIl not the Coars put . aop 70 thisr II
must re soSped either here else where
he Court requested that counsel you'd be personal
mr YaoS = Your Honor viii remember that have
been inverted with roy atty by ae ukeued me- %
the King OF Sam and II an to q crown I su DO
wouc prove thai The injunction "a, banded 10 C,noyr
before the constable efs the court with the warrant, I,
vas confessed thar the constable was advised BY c,dase
to d'sobey the injunction, End every remembered
how Conc pla eeo out Of 10 take possesron of
the chico when Mr. rev in was rent 70 jail Wr Bad
concluded by s,birg for eerencs, rs the testimony
. ani esty cohnic'ing.
Mr. Field desired to speak on pc -sonal mater. Mr.
Bra1 hsd usipe offensive Language to~srus him ali
though this casc He charged him ~th SAYING what
he cay. He said thar if a.Judga or the
supreme q ur and an Injunction had eoen served him
from The Common Pleas he soaid tram pie IL upoer his
fee' that If this rowing Injunction addressed 70 any
every body II not worth more taan waste err
and he would repea the sanc to hts Bono We aad
too many ipjunciops for . free peope, and the
time would come when they wouli no. bs allowed
is.us al all May hs hand and touguo DO psls'ed II be
i'd op all injusclons sed courts Nc
FIELD obectss to the opposite counsel dragging
BIN IN Is party " this suit such conduct ~as abovs any
decent member OF tho profession he dsclaned all iuen
til Of oisrepec that Court It's Judge, for whom
svays epertsinec the highest opinion a.d CO ddsncs
Mr. oCoror, after expressing surprise that counsel
should take offence at being made de endan. 10 suit,
pcecded to In favor Of having the Gaze REFERRED
n the ground hat the testimony offered very con
llctipg H. thought evident that Mr.. Como aud
the other lies had been mistaken 20 the time when
the Injunction served and hat principal Ques.
ton. Tnere could De DOUBT tina his Honor lnct0u
dt obeyed denied the counsel al vseu tbs
constable partially at least, toldsregsrd II repre
stned a. Something thar might Do dsobeyed Ii was IN
naeo that Cone old follow Up the seiyuro Of the
hooks but he went to the Office and took possseso Of it,
and Of course of the books ana papers st the
IL Ia denied that when the 9uncon was erved the
in Turner's CONTROL yet Ia hale hour after
wards be turned out and Coaover full posses
,ion With knowledge Of the injunction attempt
What this contempt Was not Coaove- exercising
control and dominion after the Injunction served
contradiction In the testimony of men whose oa'ts GER
teniy were entitled TO respect Mr Ocnover's oath and
Mr. Feld's worthy OF ,cct but the
latter abstain from king 10 order TO strip the dis
gufe from this artd,e 1t have evi
He did not thai the testimony OF Jutge Pea
would make apparent hey ono Ill doubt hs, toe charges
against him were untrue thai be would have
Dy Of protecting bs honor ard fully circulating him'elf
granted VIDA. they asking for Mr. OConor said
that reference va made TO the order To show why
attachment for contempt should not issue against The
Mayor; but mat was not An analogous case The Court
could Lot pretend to bold the Mayor responsible for
impossbe for him To suspec' that the Coroue- bad
rant for him when ne asked ha The Joyoner is
moi process server, and toe Mayor and several other
parties that no did say be wantea to make
arrest fbe action Of this Cofoner Q gross bor
ribe outrage calling out the police an the army ID
getting up patte al Of tho OF ,oo Ia
the nesbborbood Of ibe City Hall Ina case has no reie
vancy here, uDiess indeed II may be
parties who got that affair In contempt here There
are two classes Of ~ho, every where alike, hate
courts Of ustice-aparchists and ty 'anr. We have
yrAnts here, but have anarchists aud II Is only
by our courts Of Justice using heir power, and
enfor'ipg respect TO IL, thai the governnent can Dc
prevented from soing TO rack and the rgh1 Or c
gems be preserved from violence and outrage n your
Honor do net punish this contempt the object OF your
Junction IL cefeated To oe sure If the parties In contempt
make proper amends oy apoloezng for What they have
done, putting thinss Into the Tito ihoy ~ere
when order ssued your dec that he
contempuoos words and actions 10, atod by
any spirit u offence to you For the general 'od hope
nutll Ia
to 'aasfs you that the contempt deliberate and
designed
The Curt decided to grant the reference on the question
solely ~ TO the time when the injunction served
only for that purpose u at ALL the
testimony should be 1ped TO thai oint The Curt rug
fes ed to counsel thai would he brer II they
from The personalities and bitterness evinced during the
proceedings: 1t did oeIp Gaze, and vas uusesry
To The ausion Of OF the counsel abo ,nE incuoei
10 the suit his Honor chiefly referred
Mr. Field sa,d that he had certainly characterized that
~ unproe-sonal n. thought Unnecessary for he
acted IN this case solely sell Be md desire
harm or annoy Mr. Deslin. He his client, and
he haa every rtspc, for him BE would rake the Courts
would believe that he did not them auy wrong.
Mr. Noyes-One OF the COUNSEL side made
some alu'ions to peogeipe an thmoe rigging thing
you ought 70 notice that at the same ume.
Mr. Brady-I take back rothpg
Mr.. Field (siarne Then take hack all that have
iust said, and repeat all the language used before.
GAushse). Now, your Honor, let 90 vita other
motion
then agreed that tho Court should appoint The re-
fierce at III O'Clock this orDpg Mr. Field procseded
TO read Conovers AFFIDAVIT, che motion discharge
INJUNCTION Issued by Judge Ingrshaw
Mr. Brady reminded tho Court tha, there two mo
tons this sub~o-oue Tn discharge and conn
the Injunction BE supposed that beth you'd be nsned
together.
The Court said tina, was the intention
Amer Mr. Field had read Conovers Complaint the Court
adjourned to 10 O'Clock this ming