The national Republican., 1867-11-01
THE cOuRTa.

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yvsffc< Cartier and As,oetats yusfiess Wvifs and
Isshsr eat IA bsne ye.tsrdsy.
u . - Tnf nRApLnr cAnR-isoLH ArPAin.
The Court took up, I'm msdiately on ssssmbliog the
ease. q the rties hst.iofors laid upon M Bradley
r., and nr Carr, to show cause why tbsy should not
be punishcd as Tor . contempt Of the Court.
The andavit, as TO the facts were then read 10
appe.red that In the care Of Mrs Iarrvs W Car,
asaon for d!OIes, M. 9. lnss was attorney On the
ease had p,osrssssi 90 fsr tbst svd.ass vas s.ins
taken before Commissioner Ashford at his once In
the Law Coll'ge buildi.s., on Pii.h stree. Duriss
and bysiaedsrs being relatives Of III. psr,ss eos.
eerned and manifessg much ioterest 10 the matter,
great warmth va. exhibited, which extended i..eli
10 the attorneys In the Upon latter being pro-
aueed, and evidence bong Introduced TO shov N.
eenuiasness Mr Bradley took hold Of the letter tr.t
hr Ingls iuterfsrsd an Nc Cav! came to his sssisi.
Anes. "A melee ensusd, In which Mr.. Bfsdley va,
scratched and the letter torn, the upshot be ns the
rules laid on the parties TO sh"w eause Why they
should not be punished fof such Improper eondnst
Nsithe, Iparty wi hing to srgue the ease, Chic
Just CO Cartier said.
TIE Court have dstsrmined on their judgment In
thi. case: tits ve.k sf.ir all round, and u va. va.
lowers Of the onhesr before whom this examination
took place tBat he could not intervene and afIesi
tbs son.toys,,y ths, wa. going On before him IN.
and hent oating TO th. eourt the evidence taken
before m. and This fact seecuns for the unprofes
.isn.l eopduet Of both Of these p.rse, before him.
has been osn known, In the onurse u pI fessioaal
experience to hAppoa between pretty good men, sad
sh eh believe 70 be the ta,prns o. ,he &c ten
his ease The Court fel assured that neither Of be
attorneys Involved In this ease would deliberasly
plan the pToessdisg. which bad been enacted. and
cess aud indisereion and which, while never allow
able, might sometimes be excused.
other than to dismiss the case Of Carr with costs.
II was shown that he 10 an imbeois, aud this could
not attribute deliberate dssisa 10 proved TO be
: had ''d.mor.iiisd Intel sst !" [LsushtsTI ] And
this condition Of things was confirmed BY the par
sonal knowledse Of member u tn court. who va,
Bile for his moral obiquity or Intellectual error- o,
! even for his physical misbehAvior. Carr having
Ia little lawyer for . representative, who was over
laden By bigger one, tnorea Ing merriment1 b,
very pAturally, on the prncip Of helping the litt
issiit. @
As between these attorneys, 1t sc ms that the,
were little Orer perpendicular about their right
great merriment } little TOO dogmatic perhap',
stop to reflect ther conduct as they would hsv
done d . court been before them to enforce deco
run upon them. Left alone to the arbitI Ament 0
their own SApTes and pasions, AT the time, they ha
cat nght tLaugh,srl Nobody is, PerhaPs. NOR NOR
perfectly conscious Of disagreeable position thai
| these gentlemen now are.
Ia view Of these circumstances the Court propos
to dispose Of e balance Of the In the same
not Attrbupg any d.tign on the part Of Mr. Bradley
TO violate the CHS Of his antsgonist. and I per
esiyng lh,t he did 80 except In the method by whiei
he sought to obtain bis object
| saatehing papers IL not an approved method
! practice. [Liuxhterl The better method woult
h,vs en- to proceed aoeoriias to rule By motion
in court to produ-e the document. Physieal nght
Ing the status OF do umo Il was not laid dowr
Ia tn. books tLaughter.l stu 1t has the authori
| ty Of caprice and pa.soI, which, however, are moi
maiig ant 10 their act on here The court deeidei
to pursu- the sane course to them was done II
the case Of Carr, .nd dismis. the rails with costs
Mr. Msrriek. have motion to make, your Honor
Chief Justice Ga tier. The case Is sett ed.
Mr. NJ yrriek. hope your Honor W II hea, ne Ii
this case there is cha sc made against Ms Bradis,
II. Chief iustes Purio,u,n.' is the word used
Mr.. hsrrisk. TIE Court and everybody here IN
derstands the falsies OF the charge, but the an ay
10 which II is made will go into the records Of th
court, aud hereafter may not be so we'll understoo
a. now. move the Court that this Afhdavi in th
case be expunged from the r. cord. Carr, thong
an inbssls. hs. had T..h9d ee9osa to- 70 make * a. a.
that It may not stand against an attorney who
blameless.
has come into court and shown to be bare false
hood.
M. Bradley, IT,. Mr.. Ingls made this charge
Mr.. Justice Wylie. And he meets the decision
the Court pronouncing It untrue.
Mr.. Wilson thought there was no direct charge
The anidavit simply reeissd the matter as fact {
Tho Court sad the case had been disposed
hnAlly.
THR CALENDAR.
The Court then to up tn. Alendar as called.
| No. 937. VIII nsy vs.. Fr sbIs hr Bradley, jr
| urged q eontit uAnee o. the Ease. He said thai
order Of the ourt the ssHior eounsel ib tie cal
had been suspended from practice until faithef o.
der, and It was thought important that he shou
Arguei
Gr. Dick added as a re,soa for /. eontinuans
that the c,unssl wished a full bench Il w.s Ut
dtrs,ood that Judge DIN would be here on MJnda,
Bon. Wa ser expressed his readiness, und,
the e eumstaaes let the case so ovsr to the ne,
week, but no longer.
Toe ca . was accordingly continued I'LL neI
| wednesoay, and no oth,r case being ready, ii
Court, at lslS o'clock ed uuil to- morrow.
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