Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-01-20
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S II. McILHENSr, Secretary.


d BAR MEETING.
n At meeting Of the members Of tho Ba
1 of Dallas County, held At the office of Goo
: and Bower in the city of Dallas, on Tues
a day, January 18th, A. ID. 1872, there wer
( present Col. John G. Mccoy, Judge J. J
aGood, Judge Nat. NJ. Burford, i. G. Bowen
81 Esq, Maj. II. Barksdale, Maj. J. I. Aul
4 'ol. John NJ. Stemmens, W. L. Williams
Eco, Capt. c. g. Payne, John NJ Mccoy
ESQ Judge Z. W. Cullen, R. E. Burk, Esq
( Maj. John Henry Brown, r. J. Mckenzie
J. j. Long, Il. b. Seay, Richard Morgan
". C. Wolff, A. Langley, r. s. Druly. F. NJ
HHanks, Robert Josselyn, J. W. Murray, L
8B. Corley, o. Welbura, and z. E. Coombe,
q The meeting was called to order b,
Il Judge Cullen. On motion, Col. j. G: McCo,
was appointed Chairman, and z. L
SCoombes, Secretary.
On motion, Maj. Ault explained tho OBJ
Meet of tho meeting.
On motion, the Chairman appointed J
J. Good, Nat. Nj. Burford, J. 4. Ault, II
Barksdale, John Henry Brown, C. G
dPayne and E. W. Cullen committee t.
draft resolutions expressive Of the sense o.
the members of The Bar upon the death o.
SCapiain J. X. p RECORD.
On motion, Col. J. C. Mccoy, the Chair
man of the meeting was added to the com
amittee. ....... ...t e..
On motion, the Chairman appointed E
: q. Bower a commite to request that all
1.-The business houses in the city be closed,
! and that busines DO suspended from .
o clock until 4 p. NJ. to morrow during the
! lime of the burial Of the remains Of Capt,
1Record). .rss.ra uga 4l
On motion, the meeting adjourned until
Ito morrow morning at 10 o'clock A. ".
Wednesday, January l1th, A d. lS72.-
1.-THE meeting assembled at the Court House
lilo the city Of Dallas, pursuant to adjourn
ment, present as on yesterday and I. G. I
Kendall aud r. D. Coughsnour ,...
The COMMITTEES upon resolutions made
1.-The following report:
Rcsolred, That the death of our brother,
". X p. RECORD, stricken DOM in the
prime OF life and :he midst of his useful
mess, foroibly reminds us of the uncertain
'ty Of life, of the certainty OF death, and
'sdmonishes US that we too ars rapidly
Ihasteniug to that bourn from whence none
return. slrel- EnI
Resolred, That by the death of our broth !
|er the State has lost an honest upright
and useful cit zen, the Bar one OF its most
courteous, able and eloquent advocates,
land one with whom our private and pro-
fe.s .onal associations for years have left the,
|kiudest and warmsst remembranoes.
Re,otred, That we extend TO the relations,
|af III. deceased or condolences IN hi, 20 d
bereavement.
Pesoiped, That the Chairman Of this
nesting present TO the District Court of
this county at its next term, q copy Of!
these resolutions and request that the samsI
be spread upoa The minutes OF said COURT
\. an enduring memorial Of the esteem in;
which our deceased brother was held BY;
the Bar OF this city. s4 .il-
Resoiped, That a copy Of these resslu
lions be furnished The Dallas HERALD forI
J. Coon, Chairman.
On motion, the following resolution was
added:
Re,oired, That the officers Of this meet
ing be requested 10 transmit copy OIL
these resolutions 20 the President aud Fac
plty Of Cumberland University, Lebanon,
Tennessee, at which institution the de-
ceased graduated.
Pending the sdopsiOn Of which, rsmRrks5
yer. made respecting the high character
n the deceased fer honor, integrity, and
,bility ne we'll as bis social qualities andy
egsl attainmeRts ~ the following gen.
.iemen. viz: Hon. n. n. Burford, Captain
}. @. Bower, Maj. J. H. Brown, Capt C. g.
Payne, Hon. j. J. Good, Judge 3. W. Gull