New-York tribune., 1871-12-26

legal learning ana unsed professional regntati"n lon
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Mecunn have doubtless heard Of the men Whom have
s s"a On" most egndy legal Of Judges
lead them into closer intercourse and warmer ,
a. to the credit Of the that neither Of
suspected Of 90 inludeioas fSs9
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quainted much less familiary assocsted WIZ AZ
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haunt them to their dying day In answer claim fSss
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sent to the contrary, select James Coleman as nj,
nS %hS 10 well S
semjudcial position Have not Jndge ana iH md.r, of
heavens grave legal doubts amid the smoke Of their
twin pottprandia cis.rs Have they nos S,est
III s. .s%s SaGs ao Of
upon Demonicos frcaseed fowsf And have tney nS'
glorious witt With % the scinations IL q genius. tho same
sntiqnated sources labeled Old otardj and dissolved
with with the sugar srins down Ike snowakes il
shine through the amber fluids in their I hr"hsFy G go mot
in this way obtained that intimate and perfect know
G tho Of M S which lie can az
Likewise, why should not Justice Ingraham appoint
as Wsn S ss so sen os he dis &
ngused father the merits Of his fathers distinguished
like Mpsr1s spsfs frSm ''t the brain Of young
endowed with wisdom beyond his years-yeriy In hi,
Ths ega al c"n judicial from the parental
stock the thrifty twg sucks inygorang sap from the
and at tho foot Of the Bench, p years or u.
no very remote period all his nbuied errors made
the subject of uu inquest at the hands OF the usual com
whc,upon he admitted as one purified to participa
on all the high privileges that ow TO thos tayIaI Vi,
those who st "a referees "on title to com
s Let Let nSs S Of Sy yoG yGag W ac sat%
atortthought the wicked suggestion that lands are not
| ty any means the only subjects Of such sales
Nor il Nathan wanting in wisdom, whatever I'M
pl,horic condition may have afflicted his purse at INC
Outset OF hs official by nar @nnt ray nfn ne h%d
the doubtful balance OF rights and wrolgs and Listen
necessary inquire His capacity apd fitness need not
be- DOUBTED The experience III law aud morals gathered
quiic s, have educated him mp to that evatcd
standard which marks those who seem avortes OF For
tune and whose garlands the bicd goddess transmits
To- the future wearer by the hands OF the New-iork
Courts. BESIDES, success, always the surest indication
OF merit. has stamped him ablndantly able His bank
dcnonstraic the wisdom Of Judge Cardozo's selection.
Ii remains now, In drawing this communication 20
close. consider the charge that great emohmenis
made to accrue to the btneht Of the chosen Of ts
hire 1t is said there s no excellence without great
labor. 1t ma, be sad with equ lgEth that there are
on fs' se psf SE1&%ih he s no r S"ic
Ia.
Of an eAtepsyr landed estate resting on tue mental
SHOULDERS of one indydual It can only be co4pa,rsa to
muscle, or the mere labor of the hands. It require;
calling operation ali the acuyities Of the brain and
sacce .sfnl operation under the often complicated
d"e,ees Of the court for sale Of ratrmonia
amount Of proceeds in cash. and insure the weearned
allowance II fees appearing Of record II & at all in tla
the extreme end Of the nIoeeedns called IN technical
language The Final Report Oh Dl;tribntlTn very tew
display in this the referees greatest work 1t IS
called III the persons Of the referring Judges to -s-
out atz 10y such soothing soace they alone know
how rightfuly 10 yield Aud foreclosure how like
e" ,'"' Of 500 Not many know how irksoms and ohs he
task involved In obeying tho direction TO compute,
this duty After this labor with brief period of rest.
comes tho ponderos job Of selling and converting into
wcilh Of said mortgage" from which, the hands of
the referee they destined to have instantaneous aud
permanent relief That the referee fully earns his fee
| Is beyond all question.
no. one st no % one but your ynt y unreasonable
confer u pecuniary favor through the medium or tho
court upon his s9p nephew or intimate pels"n nal iiei
political relations which have long existed between The
Judges In question and some OF the recently most dstin-
gnshed officials OF this city can for moment harbor The
unworthy suspicion that any considerations vi pccu-
tered into on become ecn-nt OF the motives which
actuated them in the making Of these Ill every way,
Honor among persons Of a certain character need
be quoted here rule which the Ring judges eXeui-
plity.
ms take it, you viii admit to he complete rcfuta
ton Of the charges yon have made and no moro re-
mains to said entirely countcract the perucious
effects the articles already published In your columns
AMICCs CURIX.
(Eyilcntly nothing more remains to be said. The
defender of tho Crates" has unquestlonably cx-
harlsted the subject from his point Of view, and
Coleman, Nathan and Ingraham themselves could
hardly prepare more brilliant and original brief
for the defense of their judicial patrons when they
appear before the legislature