The New York herald., 1872-12-11

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During the delivery OF these remarks Mr.. Field
was repeatedly interrupted by Mr.. Lowery and
turned upon Mr. Peckham. He knew that he was
expected to say something, and he made brief RE
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mate OF himself and his small opinion OF the Ju-
dietary Committee's abilities. The fact that
good good reason i why Why they should be be allowed
further time to get the weighty matters tiers
skulls Then and there was neither the time nor
the place to discuss the orders OF the Court alluded
to. 1t would be time enough when the committee
was ready to report and declared Mr.. Field an ac-
cused party. This they had not yet DONE and he
Nir. Field hed, In his opinion, BY excusng, &C,
any personal enmity to Mr.. Field. He referred to
the taunts IN On an article In newspaper that very
Field asked, "Did you write that artice2" which
created considerable merriment. Mr.. Peckham
opinions Of Black and others read by Mr.. Field
were just worth what was paid for them.
AT TINS stage 81 the proceedings Mr. MicSil tried
charges made against Mr.. Field, This got every
few thick and fast. MIR. Field wanted an amend
ment inserted thus, after the word charges, 'made
and then he moved tnat the .procee dinas taken in
short hand'' before the committee be printed and
laid before the association instead of a report.
should prevail; Mr.; NieoII and his friends fought
ever, pressed the question hard that the former
saw that the sense OF fair play Of the association
was against them and seeing, too, that they could
not keep back the proceedings and get in report
alone, they began to load down the resolution with
all sorts OF amendments all looking to the same
pose, however. and so for time they were
completely thrown upon the defensive. Whilst
motion to lay upon the table was made and did
not prevail, one Of Mr.. Fields friends loudly crying
out, "vote that down; we want these proceedings
printed; let this whole matter come out" Finally
o motion to proceed to the regular order Of busi-
ness was carried and thus the whole matter
mittee remaining unacted upon and the Nicon
resolution ditto. Thus ended the first real Field
as IN the and Judging & the
the association Will enjoy one equally as spicy.