The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-07-15

Tributes of the Bench and Bar to His
MemOry-A Committee Appointed to
Receive His Remains.

Tributes of the Bench and Bar to His
Memory-A Committee Appointed to
Receive His Remains.
Although it is vacation in the Courts, only Cham.
Der business being attended TO, and most of the
judges and lawyers being absent from the city
recuperatng their energies for their judicial and
forensic labors m the tal, there was q large at
tendance of botn judges and lawyers yesterday, In
Supreme Court, Chambers, to pay their tributes Of
respect to the memory of the late Thomas T. G.
Buckley.
Ex.Judge Barrett was the first to address the
Court, Judge Lawrence being on the bench. He
asked that the wheels of justice might be sus-
pended to permit q meeting OF members OF the
Bar to take action on the death OF that wen Snown
and accomplished member OF the Bar, Mr.. 1. 1. q.
Buckley
nouncement OF the death OF Mr.. Buckley with
deep regret, and out OF respect to his memory
should ADJOURN the court for the day.
Mr.. Z. Ii. owen was appointed Chairman OF the
meeting, and on motion of Mr. Shaier the follow
ing were elected Vice Presidents :-MeSSrs. SAM
see ga c. Van Brun JOSIAH Sutherland, william
NJ Evarts. James thompson, John L. Hill, Aaron
j. vanderpoe, William 9. Barrett Henry M. Alex
ander John N. Whiting, James X. Hill and Charles
Mr. Smith f. Lane was appointed Secretary.
Mr. Amasa Redneld moved the following resolu-
tlons-
Whereas friend and brother, Thomas 7. c. Buck.
ley has been called from the scene his abors ana use
which he was in lite an ornament while we bow
with submission and hope to the dspensston OF Provi
dence, to leave record OF our anecn0nate re-
gard aud appreciation OF his qualities OF heart and nina
therefore
Resolved That In integrity of life and elevation Of
In soundness OF mind and honesty OF purpose as ciu
zen, friend worthy TO receive ana had the con-
fdence, respect and affection OF his professional
brethren well the best citizens OF the community
which he lived. In all the relations Of life, as hus
band and friend he has left US an example Of de-
votion aud love and name without reproach.
Resolved That extend our heartfelt sympathy TO the
family OF the deceased in their great loss and sorrow,
and that a copy these resolutions be forwarded TO
them sght mark of respect tor his memory and our
coincidence with them in their grief
| The motion was seconded by General Anthon in
/ q brief address, which was followed by remarks
from A. $. sullivan, Mr.. Coudert, Judge Emmost
and Mr.. r. Sewe.
| on motion OF samuel G.. Courtney, the folio wing
were appointed q committee TO receive the re-
mains this morning ut eight O'Clock, at the Jersey
! City depot:-Judge Van Brunt, william H. Tuuer-
G. Barrett, A. Oakley Hall, William A. Beach, Ira
shaer, Jonn N. whitney, Edgar Ketchum, Rich
| ard OGofman, B. W.. Griswold, Frederick X.
! Smythe. John e. Burrill, Isaac Dayton, Charles
| Tracey, Orlando stewart, John L. Hill, Rufus An
! drews. =.
Brady wuo Is. sojourning at Lebanon SpringS
| The proceedings then terminated.
The Court OF Common Pleas, Judge Van Brune
adjourned on motion OF Charles r. Peabody,
seconded by Gideon Walker, and the superior
Court Judge Speir, on motion Of Charles .. Crosby.