The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-05-02


Bar Association 70 present
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to abuses IN the 81 as ." Justice in New
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The general public principally in win In
Of rerses and other ocers court and
saa IN ses as q fees and
. aS'tf the Code " recently repSr,ed sy this so%s
ssio sH a1isS Il t s"sisnt ,s
mi preparation and passase q ihe REQUISITE laws
tn lie The The In these
F M q t the ssr 81 ee s AsssmS
In three separate volumes and so placed on the es on
Ths cslnca q ase Members ., the committee the
All Of which i rsspsetfa,ly submitted. urnnn
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RrconMrspAros or rHE corni1rrr
the case OF the Albert Cardozo "a Justice Of the
Court ns or the nsgr
csnt make proper that said Justice should be placed
sa s Cont III
Resolved That Albert Cardozo, Justice OF the su,
Tor NAL and corrupt conduct in Office and for high crimes
Ia 4 pR1paoRD FRINGE CHARLES yLAMMrR
s WITHIN !" w. st sIAhs s r n2bEs
on in far as it. recommends Impeachment Tor nigh
menaaon Of impeachment io mai ard SG5ns1P' nGpuet
IMPEACHMENT OF JUDGE BARNARD.
Just before the adjournment OF the Assembly to.
nght Mr. Prince made further partial report,
consisting OF recommendations IN the case OF Judge
Barnard. 1t is as foows-
In the case 6 George g barnard Justice Of The Su
ss, "Sdc"cc adaecd score Ken conia scen
10 make it proper that SAID Justice should be placed ON
conn iS the adoption Of rescuion to that eject
ia e Re he sf s
for malteasance and corrupt condnet in oiiice
: y#pbrk ns' pxSiD b /" HILL i.HAHA''
We deem il Jut 70 state that by the term Corrupt" in
the above resolution we do not mean pccunary corrup-
The following members Of the committee dissent from
r"soaSa ad hc o Of The oIowns
torn Of resolution for the purpose Of said inpeach-
Rssslyed tina, George s g Barnard Justice Of The
for maj ana eorrut conduct in office and for
h,s BE s.ps. ahS FRINGE snAs rlAxmER
!. W. ToBEY. s. J. TILDEN.
JUDGE BARSARp's FRIENDS
have been moving heaven and earth today to have
the recommendation in his case take the form OF
removal by concurrent resolution OF both houses the
instead OF impeachment. All the members OF the
committee, howeyer-though there was much diff
ference OF opinion among them as to the form of
resoution-were in favor OF impeachment. II is
suggested that In case OF removal by concurrent
resolution, even If there were any guarantee that
such resolution would be adopted II would proba-
bly, he claimed that the removal was party meas
ure To egislate democrat out OF Office, anu siren
uous efforts would he made to have Barnard re-
elected.
VETO OF rHF REGISTRY law
The Governors veto OF the New lork City Registry
bill, sent ia TO the Senate to-day, was expected, and
so created no surprise. The hill was drawn up ex-
pressy TO conform 10 the pecuarities OF the Sew
entyis charter, now dead and buried, and OF
was rendered utterly OF no account by the veto
which has made the Committee Of Seventy 20 into
mourning. IL is hardly possible that any new bill
on this subject viii be passed this session.
ANOTHER yEro.
rho Governor has vetoed the bin regulating the
sale Of leaf tobacco in the city OF New York on the
ground that If made law u would result in great
damage 70 . very large and legitimate business.
A POINT FOR JEWELL,
The President OF the Westchester Transit Com
pentlfnlly scattered about IN the chamber to-day,
goes forn Governor Jewell In lively style for hay-
ing presumed 10 take up the cudgels for the oppo
nents OF the New Haven Railroad Fare bin, now
under consideration. The passage of the bill Ii
doubtful. Its friends are strong but its opponents
are stronger, and have greater resources 10 fall
back upon.
THAT OLD FRIEND AGAIN
That bugaboo Of Albany trade ana commerce. the
POughkeepsie Railroad bill which was discussed
Ia Committee OF the Whole and ''progressed' over
two months N9o came mp again to-day in the
Senate and was talked over for about an hour With
the usual rcsut-a wordy set-to between Its special
advocate Mr. Palmer, ana Its equally special OPP
poncnts, Mr.. Adams and Mr.. Lewis II Is not likely
to pass.
THE FOURTH AVENUE BILL PASSED
The bin 20 improve and regulate the use Of the
Fourth avenue In New York, known as Nanderht's
''Sink he Track bill, passed the Senate to-day In
the shape IL came from the Assembly. IL now goes
10 the Governor for his signature. The vote was
~ 70 :, Benedict, Lewis and winslow not voting.
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