, 1873-12-02

tholr attorneys, upon whom tho reBponnibilitios
Of his Acta should rost,
As to young Mr.. palnor, our acquaintance with
tho Govornor, aud tllat Of your Honor, should
shtafy yer aud l aa woro past tho fesnonsot %e
that tho only question IN tho cnso WAS, wlothnr
Gov. Palmer had committed a contonpt Of the
court. 1fo had Known him for years, md hna
ho had noted aa n1sillfu General. m n faithful
uovornor. o. mn cmitlentlavYor, md ns al honoAt
nlR,,. 1Io felt convinced that the mere statement
Of Coy. Palmer wnud aatiAfy tho Court tlat no
Intentional tiinresrooe Or contempt %Ns Intended
by him. IL hs opinion. tl,c a'lvtce Of 10y;
Pnnlor to his clionsH, anil tlo coursc !lo hed
tahon 70 project their righ.e was NOT only HON
emily gtyen, but correct ag matter of ]nw.
pleasure IN etllroanne THO Court, by II" pofmn,-
Nion, on 1,el1alt OF tho distinguished tefoldant
for llo fully agreed with hia brothor Williams IN
naypE TINT the only quent'ol, II sny eonld q M he
1aia to o1int II this case, was whether Soy Soy.
palmor WBs guilty Of 4 conton,pt. llo folt Hint
aelf upon tiuIsltsh ground, bccauae, II tue doc.
trino waa onoo established that au attorney rlo
made , n,ihtako of Inv, III ndyising liu cltent,
was guilty Of contempt, fn short time 1t w"nld
/ rcBut iu the termination Of tie glorious llncer-
taintios Ct tla law, and then our. ~ OtLollo's,
occupation would 10 gone; md IT the snme rule
| applied to tho Jutlgoa, re might 10 relieved of
| i;nt, anrinmav> In .anreoti with lin brother
i Williams il oxlrosning his conviction that
tho INV of Tho caso WAS with Gov, Palmer. liz
l nndnrstoof1 lila :r1llo to bo tint no ono not A
nartT 10 A s,,it'wag bound by a docrco made Ia
i anci; a,1it Tia further undoratooi1 Clint mart
rnroo. T'rustes, or, .other ,t,nrty III possoBeiol,
] nnder titlo Which was, or which was clninod to
j hn narnont to the titlo or claim OF tho particH
to tfo suit, would uot.bo disturbed in I,is posucs-
4 rion by a Ret6iycr .nupbi,tod ia controversy
to Hottlo tic rghts Of suc1, subordinate claim
! ants. III this caac 1t waB aplIiaront that if tho
| bondhulilers wllo aro ro,ircaoutcd by tho
Tr,tatoos ns,ned In tito morteaco inyo nny riclts
/ thcy arc pars.nvut to tho rights Of any of tho
i nartioH. Wlothpr tho NniIrond Company or the
i astookhodora. Somebody hnh inycstcd money in
proludiced by any sauahblos botween the stock
Goldcrs,-nud ESPECIALLY is this tr,,o when thoy
sto not unrttos to this auit nor have tllor rights
}'been nfliudiuatot unon. lie oRrty loarrotl that
everv man hntl a RIGHT tn 11;s dnv in court Tho
| Tin bonJhoIdorp. to1,resentei by tho T1uetoos.
WI r;aht h1 ~ o To- ho 1aora conrt for tho nro-
tcct2on OF their rirIts. Uo certainly could
| mt sne hnw CAV pnlnnr aS a faithful lawyer
cn,ld havo aiyjsod any other course than ho
Ind IN thia casn
The ouly remaining question waa whether
| CIV. Palmer. having beot1 OF counsel for tho
the Trusteey ID tlo assertion Of their rights. It
| soomed to him that aftor tho Court had deter
,ninnd 10 anno,nt a Werc;vrr witch act,on Ia
onnoaoi Ar lnnp a, hn conld. hja rirht mud fluty
t. Tnrotcct tha intorest nf Giants 9hose rirhta
| wore narnmonnt and in no wiBn afrootel by tho
! dcnrca ieft him m othor conrao to atInrt than
| that which IIo lad pureued.
| Judge Tintou then gaid that ho felt It to bo
hjs dufv to onforco tho decreo of hi; court .ud,
| II necnsasry for that nrnoao. to ompfy tho
| whnlo noi;ca forco nj the stato. Tint he dif-
| ferel viii cn,1nac1 in rur nnninr tl,at nnrsnns
not parties to tho suit we're not bound By tia
tent inrisdiot1nn anuoint;np :. Hoceiycr hound
thc whoio world
Aftcr Iiannnnine, thu factn of Tho case, In nro.
cendod to anv tlant, ns tn Afr, Hack. la al,ouid
rcnnire nj him not To interforo with the Recoiyer
In tho f]iec}nr0a ofl,is ilutios -othervaoh would
commit him. bfr. Hack aaid thnt he ind not
and iii mt intend to ;ntcrfnra viii, te Rccoyer
/ The 0ourt tberetnon diaclnrced MIR. DIack
| Similar rnrnorls waro oiIreuaci Ia Nrr alan-
nrd Thn, after somo hesitation md bv tho nd
| yico Of Gov. polmor. pad tlns he would not
| interiors with tho Receiver. He was then dis
! charged.
John Mayo Palmer was thon discharged, and
the Court then said it only romaiiH to be settled
| whether Gov. Palmer will continue to Interfere
with the Nocciyor.
Gov. Palmer Aaid that he had been prac-
| ticing lawyer for thirty years, that ho wae the
| aenior OF most Of tho gentlemen Of tho bur
present, that in tho course OF that long practce
a. he hoped ct any diarospest Or co'nte,'npt 2, ct
| tho Racnivar ta,1 hy tha Cn,rt mr. nctinr
as tile attorney Of tho dofendauta to the suit be-
| fDra thiA fnurt to uInGD Dljnt0rlGH in the