New-York tribune., 1872-09-25
TIE BAR ASSOCIATION.
REPORT ON TIE IMPEACHMENT TRIALs-PRo-
POSED NEW BUILDING.

REPORT ON TIE IMPEACHMENT IltlAbo- nv
POSED NEW BUILDING.
The Bar Association met at Its rooms III
West Twenty last evening. Judge slosson
p,estdnr Mr. Nieol called attention resolution Of
a previous date providing for the appointment OF
committee 20 choose suitable site and structure LOT he
permanent wants Of the Association MI Eaton Ill IT,
spouse TO a general demand, gave description OF
the origin and growth Of the great hcorpo-
rated Law Company Of England ADVISED
the Bar Association TO provide itself with
permanent home The Hon. Samuel J. Tlden concurred
in the views presented by Mr. Eaton. The members OF
the Bar Association had reason to congratulate them
selves upon the formation of such an association IRON
the disntegrated atoms Of the bar. He believed that
they just begun their work. and that they would 90
TO rward until they had built up such an institution as
had been described. Think of what had happened in
this metropolis OF nation Of 100000 inhabitants,
this center Of civilization. The administrator
Of justice had become corrupt and ceasea
10 be respected. See what change has happened;
what hopes II gives OF the future. MIR. Tiden comp
mened the Association on its course III , tne , dGCen b
and belief that it would have home worthy Oh ltsen
The following Committee was appointed to procure
site for the erection Of building; DorInan b; ESIn' %
Samuel Tden A. r. smith = r. has4' 20 LeT b ~
ton the corrupt judges presented the following report
which received with great applause, ana reso'ious
We desire to remind the Bar Association several months
M Amsy certain charges Of ocal corruption on the
this city sR6stsniattd prosecute measures Sr he
Sy Se evidence II within your EncSee those judges
BY the Judiciary Committee Impeachment ana
charges another sent BY toe Assembly 70 the gov
guilty hmi and that third has been imIoaee1
tired tc0uvictd and forever disqualified 70 hold once.
that these results, and IN the aotoh "
which attained both branches OF tie Legislature &
the Court for tue Impeachmen proceeded With distinguishes
intelligence mparaty dignity and that IN thus conn
ana lasting benefits upon the people they have made Teeo WHICH
can bear witness Of the Bar Association was
prompted By pnvae malice ard vindictYtness pal
Inspired By profound conviction Of public neoesly anu
| professional DUTY 10 be iound on VIC
public records judicial condemnation Of the accused In th
conduct preliminary nyefhgatOu end OF he tah W, no
careful honor and we trust without any San ~
Bar Assoc alton Rooms, NeT-YOrk Sep- ~, 1917.
JOHuA NJ VAN Corr, JOHN L. PARSONS ALBERT SIlCkNEh
f. f. Marbury offered the following, which was carried
after much debate;
Ros3 Committee Thirteen he appointed by The CHAR
coufer Nominating Committees, Conventions nd Ao
cations induce the selection Of suitable candidates I
judicial which shall be acceptable the legal profession nlh he
that the action Of such committee not TO pege be
Association support particular candidates or Ohtea paV
such committee have 70 oil yaesnc Their nuube
action which
| proper before after the nominations shall be made
The following compose the Committee F. F. Marbury,
J. NJ Van Cott j. L. Parsons G. A. Hand, ID. b. Eaton,
Hamilton Odel I. Il. Strong, Edward Mitchell, L. s.
Van winkIe, T. p Wheeler, A. p Man, ID. r. Jaques, S.
| r. Nash. sS,.-s.
On motion Of Joseph B. Varnum, jr it was resolved
that the Judiciary Committee consider and report what
steps any, should be taken in reference to any mem
bes of the profession implicated by the proceedings OF
the Investigating Committee Of the Assembly at It's last
session.