The New York herald., 1872-08-20
yns ,ast vote, with Senators o'Brien and Tiemann

absent
ARTICLE XVII.
GIN Article "a referring to the order restraining ing
guilty.
ARTICLE XVIII.
On article 2s referring to excessive allowance In
the receiver case OF Terence Farley and d. p. In
Guiltv-Judges Grover, Peckham, Folger And
rews, Rapalio; Senators Adams, Allen, Baker,
Benedict, Bowen Chatdeld, Cock, Dickinson, Fos-
Palmer, Perry, Robertson, Wagner, Weismann,
Winslow, d. p. Wood.
Judge xiien, senators T Harpower. JoRnson, Lord,
Murphy riemann, J. Wood.
On article ao rsfrTn 70 AA tSS ,sc,aros a, rsc,s
trars Of voters arrested on charge OF false regis
tration the vote stood all not guiltymexcept sena
tors BENEDICT Chatdeld, Wagner, Weismann and
ID. p. Wood, who voted guilty.
ARTICLE XXXI.
On article 81 referring to the charge Of excessive
allowance in case OF Shepard against Thompson,
Tghe and Dure, the vote stood all mot guilty."
ARTICLE XXXlI.
Of Frederick A. Lane against John Doe and Richard
"guilty."
On article 49, referring to the order directing the
Per Pier. and Warehouse Company to make report of
ARTICLE XXXIv.
On article "a, referring to the order making
Nathaniel A. Prentss receiver OF this company, the
vote stood all guilty"
ARTICLE XXXv.
On article 49, referring. to the order to arrest
Thompson d. Sherwood, OF this company, for con-
tempt, the vote stood all guilty"
ARTICLE XXXVI
fendanf FreSerick ss Iane lanes Fisk. Jr. and
others in the above cases, the vote stood all not
guilty except Senators Benedict, Chatdeld and Fos'
ARTICLE XxXvIT.
On article 81, charging various indecorous and In
decent remarks and conduct the vote stood -
Gutuv-President Beach, Judges Allen, Grover,
Peckham, Rapallo; Senator's Adams, Allen Bene-
diet GocG, Dck,nson roster Graham Lewis % Low
Tiemann, Wagner, Weismann, WinslOw, d. p. Wood.
not Guing-Judges Folger and Andrews, sena-
tors Baker, Bowen, Chatfeld, narrower, Johnson,
Lord, OBrien. Palmer, j. Wood.
THE SPECIFICATIONS.
On specification one % relative to appointing ref
On specification two, relative to language used
in divorce case, the vote stoOd-.
GutHy-Judges Allen and Peckham, Senators
Allen, Benedict, Chathed, Foster, McGowan, Mad
den, Perry, d. P. Wood.
Not Guttv-Presdent Beach, Chief Judge Church,
Judges Grover, FOiger Andrews and Rapallo ;
Senators Adams, Baker, Bowen, Cock, Dickinson,
Graham, narrower, Johnson, Lewis, Lord, Lowery,
Wagner, Weismann, Wnslow, J. Wood.
On specification 3, refusing to appoint Judge
Clerke referee, the vote was guilty.
On specification 4, in which Judge Barnard is
charged with using indecorous language, the vote
On specification s. about driving scoundrels out OF
the city, the vote was guilty Judges Andrews,
Rap0llO, and Senators Bowen, Narrower, Lewis,
Lord and j. Wood voting not guilty.
On specification Q, using indecorOus language, the
vote was not guilty.
specifications 8, 9, TO- II and 10 were exclud ed.
On specification 49, showing iavOritism to friends,
the vote was guilty.
Specification Ia and Is were excluded.
ARTICLE XXXVIII.
On article 3S charging that delendantby his de-
cisions and conduct excited fear and distrust
among the people there was no evidence taken,
and the evidence was not guilty.
REMOVAL AND DISQUALIFICATION.
The vote was then taken on removal and 1t was
decided In affirmative unanimously. The question
was then put, ''Shall George g. Barnard be dis
qualified to hold any Office OF honor trust profit
In the State, I" and 1t was decided as follows
Yeas.-President Beach; Judges Allen, Grover,
Peckham, FOlger Andrews, RapallO; Senators
ADAMS, Allen, Baker, Benedict, Bowen, Chatield.
Cock, Dickinson, Foster, Graham, Narrower, Lewis,
LOwery, MCGOWAN, Madden. Murphy. OBrien,
Palmer Perry, Robertson, Tiemann Wagner, Weis.
mann, WinslOw, d. p. Wood, J. Wood.
Ndvs.-Senators Johnson, Lord.
The Court then adjourned subject to the call Of
the President.