New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-23

ahlo tidlnes rcoevel ON Sunday There was general
expression Of sorrow especially from the elder a"yers
The necessity of general adjournment OF tho courts
was CONCEDED. In Saproms Court, Chambers, Judge
Donohue. on motion OF H. II. Anderson, seconded by
Amasa A. Eedheld announced the tact and directed an
Adjournment with few words Of regret for the man who
had 80 suddenly been Withdrawn from his high office
Circuit Part III. 81 the supreme Court was crowded
with lawyers Henry j. scuddcr moved an Adjournment,
saying that his acquaintance with the VccPresdent had
been little short OF intimacy. Mt Wilson was one of the
nobest men, Of the very best types Of hls country
men, seii-nade man, full OF devotion 90 his country;
one who had participated chief In the greatest OF
modern struggles and shown himself one Of the highest
statesmen and greatest citizens Of his country. pro
nred acquaintance with him had convinced the speaker
Of his high nobility He one OF the few born to
achieve greatness and had only attained it, but de
served the popular love which would follow him to his
rest judge Van Worst said. IN Wow Of the distinguished
services and elevated position the high siaesnanshlp
the patriotism and devotion TO duty OF the nto Nice-
President IL proper that the court branch OF inc
Government should sympatize with the General Gov
eminent in ts loss of It's second officer, and adjourn to
show that sympathy.
In the Special TeEa Samuel Boardman made the mo-
ton FOR the ad ounment which was seconded by Lnceh
Brdseye who spoke OF The general interest IN the VICE
Presidents Illness and tie general shock h't Ito mex
pected and fatal termination would give to the "ho'e
Union Judge Lawrence said the motion was one
eminentIv proper Arart from that respect which the
people Of tie United States must have felt FOR vice
President Wilson man, fl was due TO the hlSh station
which ne occupied in the government OF the country thht
some notice should he taken OF his decease, and lie Aee
fore ordered the adjournment
In Superior Court Trial Terra Part H., before Judge
Curtis 5 g. Courtney moved the adjournment referring
to bis own acquaintance with Dir. Wilson through ms
Official position, and eulogizng him FOR his honesty OF
purpose his purity Of character and integrity OF me-
He vas among the first 10 rnise his voice against 'h'
Rebellion and not merely his voice but regiment when
he headed and yet Notwithstanding the bitter seeds that
war had left man was more heartily loVed III ever!
section Of the Union, South a well as North
Judge Curtis said he had parted only few days nso
from the Vice President, then his 10 the Held Of
his labors buoyant with the feeling OF returning health
feeling il months and oven years OF work were before
him. Those anticipatons had failed. The motion Tor
such a man was proper. As citizen, his character was
ennobed and elevated. He brave and loyal IN the
hour OF rebellion, honest and upright IN period OF cor
ruption Twenty years OF public service had LETT him
poor-uo not poor-hut rich only in the esteem and aec
ton of thousands. His natural Kindness, his work Tor
others had endcared hm 10 Eultitues Perhaps no man
OF the day had many friends Ills loss would
be f,t at rosdes In every village from Maine 20 Msis
suppl on no occasion could 70 be meet and becom-
ing 10 follow the time h,nored Of the courts to
adjourn in honor OF the dead than now The adjourn
NEXT was ordered.
In the Common Pleas, General Term. ChofJustce
Daly Of his own motion directed on adjournment, - did
judge Larremore in Common Pleas, Special Term. In
Common Pleas Trial Term. before Judge Robinson, cN-
Judge Beebe made the motion. seconded 10y Samuel H.
Randall
The exceptions 10 the general adjournment were Judge
scdgwick in superior Court, Trial Term, Part l. who adj
jouncd his Court at the end Of bis days business In
honor Of the deceased Wednesday, and the Oyer and
Ter1unor where Judge Barrett holds j. jurors IN quail
ted imprisonment until the close OF the scaunell tIla
ny tn Al
Immediately after the opening yesterday ~ the United
states Circuit Court, Judge johnson presiding, United
states DstrcAtorney Bliss said: ether has been re-
ceiycd this morning the rad intcs nee of tie death OF
vceProsidcnt Wilson, snd though he was not \ member
Of tie Bar II is but due 70 the high once which he hold
aud To which he called by the people that this Court
should take notice of hs death In tie proper way and
therefore move that il do adjourn out OF respect
TO his memory" in seconding 3Ir BLISS motion,
exIudeo Emmett said 1.-THE news OF The death 81 Vice
President wilson has Unexpectedly that am I'll
this time uurcpared TO make any extended remarks, but
/ feel justified in saying that his death at this critical
period au irseparabe loss 10 the country and that ls
court by douruinc. should bear witness 10 this fact
JUDGE johnson said that ne deemed The motion emit
neut proper and directed that the court be adjourned
until to-day. and That he reason Tor be Adjournment be
entered In tine records.
In me United St~tes District Court Judge Bllchford
presiding. thcy William VI. Eyarts ,aid We had tx
pectcd 60 proc, with tie trial o the case in which
july Ia. Just been imIauneed bui carly this morning
we were advised OF tie very sudden death OF tie Vice
President Of the United States. 1t Is fitting that al
United States Courts should this occasion, show Al
appreciation OF the LAKE Presidents character and
proper respect for Es memory This j. not the time to
speak OF the personal merits OF the deceased ills name
and character wei known TO all within TIE sound
OF ny voice rs they are known 20 myself now
move that. ont Of respect T. the memory
~ tie late NicePIcsGeut Wilson. this count do
now adjourn" II secoDdiug NJ E.7r'-s motion,
Assistant United states DstricAttoncy Smith said; at
is ncy proper that this national C0uTt s-nl adi.uin
rjt respect The memory ar mo afc c"Pre'tcni
wilson, a, Mr. Lsart5 las said This is not the time 20
.uc.E OF his personal merits. lie haF been euicEt
down IN the exercise Of the powers given Hun by nc
nation. and his acts part 81 the acts Oh our day
Judge Baichford sail % cn.lcaty ltiug mat 'ut
OF m pect ~ the memory 0t TIC bate Ncercsdet, both
IA an officer and man, that the court should adjourn,
and therefore order that 10 90 stand ADJOURNED until
saturday The 9th inst, and thai lie reason loT adjourn
INK be entered IN the records"
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