The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-29

ing the examination OF every sntho,,v ,,r a..
qresuon 'oal agence or acusness could sus.ss, and
afforded me would init, feel that como within th
learned civilians requston, and may assume the respon-
sibiy OF refusing to adhere TO. or be govevns a. ma
authority OF case where the point am now required
70 pass upon taken for any ex na
ton. either u ON incp or authority Having come 10
this conusioo bee es rnoecsssary TO exam ne the
other 20 Mt scusse up ths motion. nonsar must
ordered.
Mr.. cutting suggested that the plaintiff should be
considered as owing the Judge pro forso (as sitting in
special term TO grant appeal from the ruling Coun
sci said that would be- Of denied BY the Judge who
bad just dismissed the complaint but he made the motion
In order and she could be brought
before the general term in the regular legal form.
After acme remarks from Mr. O'Conor and Mr.. Benjamin
Galbratb on behalf Of the defendants, understood
tnat the plaintiff should have twenty days
for the general term.
CARD FROM JAS. r. MOLONY.
10 THE EDITOR HERALD.
The unexpected Suspension OF the against the
treasurer Of the San Francsco Vigilance COMMITTEE in
manner which prevented me from gong win its uiI
merits before the public, ASK for the rss
TINE, the favor Of your columns for word answer 10
'he many pr'judica notices which have suffered from
part n tie press of this city during the last years.
and especially during the progress OF this trial. had
hoped in nstitutng complaint for the oatrsges per-
before the impartial public Of this city, by putting in
testimony as 10 character ana business from my cnld-
hood up yet although character has been continually
assailed by public organs of the Vigilance Com mi ,sa
combination at San Francisco, and hT0ughoas the
Dy puOlCat1On OF those Attacks, the
they excluded my evidence in respect 70 my character,
on The ground that assaled, and that such
proof could be introduced until il assailed. bad
patiently endured the repeated assaults made upon
the papers in connection the San Francisco bles,
and have sought TO foresall pubo opinion
by publishing q single statement my own be-
half after bad made my application TO the laws
am sorry to say, however, that this has not
been initiated by the other side, and that, addition 70
he repeated attacks which preceded the trial the
columns Of several Journals teeed with daily
nuendoes and false while the case was going
This would have been q matter OF indifference mo
had been allowed TO vndcate myself fully the trial,
but that privilege having been denied the ground
have stated now ask from of justice the only
redress which the rigid ruling the Court has left n my
power.
This redress will be in par, afforded TO by your pub
caton, In connection With this statement, OF follow
ing testimonial, which was Voluntarily forwarded 10 ms
by several gentlemen whom you will fii recognize
among the distinguished citizens of California.
This testimonial will be found 10 the advertising columns
Of the HERALD Of this morning.-ED HERALD have
only to add that efforts justice sorough the
courts against the immense combination Of Vigilance
because Of the Judgment Of Judge Daily from which
have appealed The ana haf years during which
bave steadily demanded justice but the pro-
loeue OF continued effort, which will be indexiby pur-
sued until am tol1 by tribunal from which there can
be no appeal that the laws Of my country afford no
nedy for such nuris those 10 which have been sub
jec!ed Very respectfully, yours,
New YosS, March %, 1859. JAMES R. MoLoNY