, 1874-12-31
LAWFUL FESTIVITIES,
First Annual Dinner OF tho Chic ago
Bar Association.

auspices Of Mr. !. L. Drako, while tbo Light
Guard Band diHcouraod music In tho hull.
Tho rrosdpnt. Mr.. William O. uouly. nr.,
sided. Judge McAlliHtor, Of tho Supreme Oourt
ant Immediately OIL Lis right, Judge Drummond,
who haa been invited, not being present.
and no1t wcre Judges Gay, Rogers, Tarwoll,
Moore. tho Hon j. Hcammoa, Judge Williams,
ox-Judgo j. D. Cation, the Hon. Lyman Tru,n-
bull. tho Hon. Leonard swett, and otnors. On
alr. Goudy'H loft woro tic Roy. Robert Co1lyor,
judge Dodgott, Judge Trco. Judge lIoI,obort1,
or Joliet, Judge Osborne, and Judge Strong. Al
tho samo tablo Of honor also wore tho lion. Il,
I. Wa!so. tho lion. i. g. I.arnetl, ex-senator
Dooiltt'o, = ox-Jndgo Lawrence, Judge Booth, B.
Wallace. >'sD' '1os'
Prominent among tho legal ta1ont of tho city
acaitoIea a111', AroilNl ut the other tables wera
St,ta's SStt,9a'ugo ..,i Msrrts; o.-Julgo Bradwo!1,
itase' a D. DAstFf;n'yXMchafop =. X7af ao # nso4 tho
en. III. b: ardn the Han. w. IT, Kins co''atyy.. cety.
attorney Aonutruo,, Melville W. Enlior, Horny
Tffaw{ora frass n Il = R;1 h1qborts, Reglstor Hbbard
hosoS A. 0St n WnsDsa MEs DsssoF o,. T. w9lor L
9ma 9iaat j. L. Do3iittlo' Jr;, q NJ. Hardy. Robert
r3 rro3w, u. u 1lcGagg, II. ": Jackson, don. J. L.
Il!ofnpaon, U. T. Ltndor. Kirk llawea, md otll-
ola. @ WA
REMAINS OF THE PRESIDENT,
After tho ylansls Ind bccn liborailv iiecussc1.
Mr. Gonty called tho mcmborB to o,tior AMI
pr oiaGeq tno toasts by Some rcmarkB. Tho Lar,
~ saau, haa MOI togcthor Tor social PURPOSE
Every ono n,ust fool thrill at hearing tic nameu
ct Coke. Mansfield. IIardwickot Keut, and Htorv'
IG MG n'gnest, oi'ico nun could hold was TINT ofa
Ju.eo. and 1t wan peculiarly appropriate that tho
'''h' 1oaat 'l1ol'iu 10
nv, TIE JUDICIARY.
INC aalegnara Of constitutional righta tho bnl-
warh Of civil lnorty. Atay 1t. future relcmtlo
- pase !" tno exhibition OF TINT wisdom. intog-
t,sy s,S anu in,fep!ulty upon which the rrcserya-
srao" q sso nd p so nntes msnteaa'es s o o a4
a2nn1 w. saenrtsy ai private praperty-depoud."
ar. uoady thcn called oil judge McAlister ono
o. tlo Jnuges OF tho Supreme Co1lrt. to respond
~ :f,,'1uo fnG toasf, ,.,,;v,or ou. ,,.,. -,
'., raan tnel e roaa aud was received with hearty
70 10 nblo to aadrcBs tito ine'nbcra Of tho
Lm1 ! nero. ny so"o htranao misfortune thcro
hai como to bo dtvorco;ucat botwcou tue
!tInaTee tIa s Of tllo S'r1o'no cont sad noahap Of
. luu bsS ~ WHICH no feEro1tei: Iho judiciary ,Saa
one ol t!e NOS; Indispensable branches vi tho
q uous Eu.!ttlc. ING Cnho.lut'nL ot tho Cnltot
n1''Ss et t,. a!a1 poea Wisely iocti, l's 1t wnnd
@ c9'oorIt9n ,.l OF mo 3aple'no C1uft. Ilso names
OF MARSHALL gsld Ianoy wonl1aalways 10 ro-
i'onesau. - wy t:lo JnlSes WHO lad decided
@ bro, Gnty eSefc;ns Sse powe an
-@'-~"'''s . t'sN@ 80 At~ Ftotp0 u isll-
etaa etaas owed mors to the Julsrs tan to all
otact s1e, aoarces pnt to;ether. anp!a1ao.l Whit
Mnnlu !aMs naso Deth II tho .ntllciary would not
enioreo t'lonf Auy nGcurisy that the people
aa n WI naheo o., M lhto'|,gait etui !ncurrap-
elo l.lu!catJ. liA!,iiANso.J
H.. aver stalaza q My country, It's Of tlco,"
~ sHo oaaa' call WIS lhatis iof
JUDGE LAwhEacE.
'hab Mtp rc1ea @ ia hn1no .1 oanrst .emnrla Eayfns
lAFklp[u Euu1tLIp C0HiH f1uE no to mecca. {IA
,%sponSsd q, gu tho lar: ny t,o 1o yote of 0t tut
.r;a n,;.,,,t 'ney he muhs go W CT dow1', Ihs
st,r w. p'o%n .s ~ ~, n iesnt u wlllcn Jndgo
cr;,,1a "u u;.,, suoIo ia WY ncu excitement over
WIN na,i nnei onn na1 H. sgonoa 70 20 uahsl'ed.
s',,or,ot,e ae.s n,'u naeftY hasl neon granted
"Ta~ c'aor mas taseu lAo p'esa
s.,r"rl1o su,u srnm ino poopae dIa not know what
saperseaoaa mennt. ll1aughtor md great
I!.,'""se. oou however tho hlombors OF tue
The eet ,c of at @rt n 'no a pcss
Ill ~. e!et. - ''lat H.'tt Eua @he supreme Cou1t
"aa staseiul tur tnat l1tclcosHlon. Judge
Gpuu ~ ,sos not ls.y himself tnfotish tho papers.
IL Mas necessary ttlae caaou Should 30 argued III
1,nn,, !1 H. ~ as supreme Goast' ail' ths tonslud to
tHnt MooP H. H. n.u & Lo"ss npaft' another thiE WAS
taut sue - eoueI coul,t nof give both Bdes tho
suspry; siss IT. @ nalgnt oeat Dosh. When two mon
3iuo 1 ~ oi'o morse, one must ride Dchlud. When
!,ata4 ntnes h'uS, '!olotlons, me- Brother Doxter
's.sasc"l tao l"tIot "ouia BAY, Nasnt
,tas ina HlosE eStfaoldthary doclHson you eToH
ne2ra LLanS1tor.! one VI tho valuable things
~ ~ 1o oota1non oy tho society |as to bring tho
oun6es taIo cloho intercourse WIN tho Bar IIcra
VIII Maa so1IlethlNs 1a tllo HnSish race that found
moFe @ saall any other pooplo IN good d1unor.
alr. dondY theh introduced
a.. JUDGE OSBORNE, OF INDIANA.
VINO gave tew "reminiscences ct bis oarly life
mere, ahti ot urant. anu Goodr1oh, Fullerton,
MOTIFS: bacAanan anu l5utterllcl!. whom he
Kno" hoIe. Judge slould neyor bond
u luo!le oplnioI,, nor bo expect
Gu 70 correct tho errors Of tho
lteSislature; It was to 10 cxpeetcd tlat tho Bar
Moh!d efltlelse scSerelY the Judiciary and it was
r!ght IT. should. It waa very difficult aomo-
t.nes Ios Juugo 70 10 impartial. Ho WAS lik&
person overlooking = game Of chess, WHO
coaa 6 zee !, some move 70, tnat ongat to DO made.
to nvotu giving aomo bia9 to q charge Or docia-
ion. a Judge Should boar III mind always TINT
u u hu Purposoly "afncu tho truth no would Bap
fhe lo1nda:io,'6 OF LIS countrys 8 honor.
Mf. douay tnol ouolea tno second tDaats