, 1875-06-08

IA nothing fu their rtsvlous conrt vIrf 1ort5 ina
nothing IN ths r,rorI Which s6ows t,, .Ss nr.S1rs
Of Tue comt,on Council htl sny acluui knowlrre Of
1 ,ns rhn t;Gs n II. there was "st q aen
y, i1 .'snea r. l.ss op,aton II ths 1eter 1T s1ylM
troS wHoN EEaTo the CHIEF REspo1srnJrJrY
for tug violation Of this injunction Upot lho tom
tbs upo the arrc, Or upa ths attofn.es %
xho w I'll tie t.c.s in their possession. pave liz ID
az at,o no 4ts' ht.
that shesn VA, any special ests.ucy which ,leansI
slansla:e aetion nron the rar ns hs City Council IN
dars should bare bocn a,,cceeded by .1ca snl4lrn
slaor 4 may 10 naid tha. Il. r.nfs.tou evon of
va all tue saors cnIpahte tecanto Mi Tho norc Ill.
nt,ned Is pro'.t.,ou which h4s tycu r:,ita Ia IL
o'sstons ~ t'rc; and to Tho courts. of whlc! law.
,,' :fs r. ,~' ~ "ssr: s" ey tits community which
scsrAts1So THE PROPER ADMINISTRATION or TIE
LAM
sa,.tse ams e. Th.' as, obi 7es then TO faithfully
nm opnlon Of tho character Of that gyen hy tbo Etx
at:orusy' waH eyrr. under similar ci-cm.tanecs. sn-
hercs came 10 thr nottce At hs caurt4 ue iilY pulc
WAS rus ottSios ADVICE. Oh MAS IT :;or :
1t wenl fnrther thsH mcroy to tcclx.n that tia
Court had jHradlctton Of ihe ldIt, sud ibnt in
Injunction ~as sod. 1t said to tho Common Council:
% I'VE sre ~ tnrhs5 9. 'he oltuen that tho defcudana
obr'etce 1T Tie sn1nnrt." Tic s:tosley4 preas-
y s m .' wlen w Eve tls o'a!o tidy
70 nto;Ishs ncfo.d til" conno BY the presentation oi
Tho opihnn shn evening Of Mays: Tint thry k,,p-
Nou'd Tut rro:ecd With the canvass, and .ilat, ou
Account of It. tacy would proceed.
The ca:lnt!l llal right to regsrd elch opiuion,
r!vrt Under aoc circumstances. ADVICE snd tasy
ac.ed promptly o1 II.
AEnAnn THE ATTORNEYS ~ THIS CASE
AZ vastly nluss cpbfr than the mofnlerA OF tho Com
Council. II s,2ht in the yicws hcrutof1rn
tnrs tore eslrss,"' soar ortnton wis not tho law. and
they G1se II a. t,e law. wlcr through 1t dsobcdicnes
a. ~ ahs " 1f.!"'dsn,; ls n.1a thor csss hy .e
tut m rssseSs s @ nj sTs
are diNrrrit 'tecre. 0f e1!r"E1y III tho rnudlct Of
reapondsnt* OF e7e. tia: s'iss i slsan l1vo corn.
we.e iny disclosed. voni he hound to taxa notice,
bnt the resLU'laents attrp: 10 'aase sue4 dscr-
u,u Of Tbs Injunction, and sar tint ,kov had r,Kus
sn,on; tA.s II ws = vod writ. With suel, N
punish.
ADVICE or COUNSEL
Is no lesai eEc'te '3nE !. WY proerly be eonsi-
,s sts Z r.s T. iie s y III iaaf v.,; M I'll q L. ws
No rnns'h,ne ohont b. ,nsted olt II .'l!s eass
s.s1 Wit q sst;1 .y for tho 'nd't0n Of
AccoMpL!anED M FINES,
to b. ensore:d .ssa % ns Y nr''a,aasat, rather
Ssw 1ss as sss tetess GsnFt etsa q
from LIT Dttes where lnos. Of t!e Aldermen and As-
sistAnt Aldermen Of the City nf SHw York twenty
.esen IN nnrnher} were punished by nn,s varying
from 81 sl,l and costs Of suit: and vhere only one
ns.rly se-cn.!cs tho nt bar than any nther to
w.l. my uttes,t,on las bcen directed. There was In
ths Aldermen c4i.nr tla. the Court hsd no jussdio-
t,ou III tAo cass. Il VIA their u:stosnno that tho
will their ni1uy ate Judges. could no: orcur iti tho
views Of the tWeaty-seseu Ad:sinen aud trtr aolct
ArrAcruxNrn WILL MT 1as1-Ep
aga!n.t all the rcs:rnrnfs. an ancs will 10 imposed
mon sara ons Ut tn-:u-np"u tbs Aldermen and
torprys VII" united In The op!ision 10 tho Comtuon
Council nj :v rIcl aud :n respondents will aevcEat-
ly be co,atscd ultil shctr respective naes paid
TAKtN0 AN APPEAL.
Ju1go Dickey then roas a:s.l shta: "Mnv It
please the Court dcstra to take NJ nppnai from
Tie jqasmsut Of tho cou'' TO thu Supreme
The Court understand it In your right un-
der the decision IN the Gls: Illinois. Lot i. be
douo.
Judgo Dick6y-Yes. sir.
Tho Cours-Let it bp Er,ntod then. In this casa
Of the AIiosmon. by iiHS tnut!s i'll the suln nf
500 each a,.d in .ho caae OF ths counsel IN tho
penalty Of e&D1 uacil.
Tom Foloy-Wint do You say to tho City
Clerk7
Tho Court shall make it loas for him than
for any Of the otuo5s: '.aa Forgotten hpl
Judge Nokev-Will youg iIouos lni1a.o tho
t!mo III Which the bou.ls orc tn ls int5
Tho Court-lustas,tcr-that IL. airy time dur
lng tho day. I understand that - tho copstIuo-
ton put unon that word.
Judge Dlckoy-l mn talking about tho bonds
for al appeal.
Tho Coutt-They say--4 Do Glcd during tho
lny.
Judge D!:hcy-str. storra. ono of tho seapond-
chs, i- necessarily abBcn: OH y. p.otesBional duty.
lie has sune to ut. Vernon. as aul told.
Tue Court shall not 10 ANYTHING vint1icsIvr,
aud II Ms, atorrs Is not hero | hha!l not havo
ANYTHING dono.
Judge Dickey-I do not understand that tho
Rtr!HE OF bon1 operation III \ hsaY of pfttcebti.
Tugs until il i. AIetl: I, s!tarsforc. "on'd rug
Gent that single day ia but ei,o!t time. Ual1-
ally tlore ARC tseusy days gwen.
The Cau.t--Thev ara a!s f.ore ami nlnst do
vote simo enough HOW 10 pa-e upon tlleHa hondt.
10 not think shcro ia any Feason why It should
Judge D,ckey-1t would probably OCCUPY less
| OF your flonor:s tsus II you wou!d say to-mor-
row morning.
The Court-We'l. wtA say tomorrow mosu-
Ing.
1AMIEsoX's OPINION.
Judge Dsckey-WIl4 yuu1 Honor allow mo to
mako Hlngle rcsntri M to matter wherein
YOUR Honor hsa stated ~ \ facs. aud Il does not
i srpens OH tho record, aid, a. far as am con-
| erruad nyse1f, II IL not true In point
of faet-snas ut Tho time the opinion was
t,gned by tue GIT attorneys the fact that Mr.
1amloson had given the opinion Fefesrod to by
! your Honor wns known to Us. For myself,
| E6fEf HGRfu OF IL HllLll AlkG5HaTu9 ana l flfG-
! sumc that thoro, arc several oshors lu thu sasno
A. situation. doubt not It WAS nado inadyertaLtly
on the part OF your Honor.
Tho Court NAV hare bceu nndcg rniaap.
prcLuas,on. | understand tic fact an lave
stated bns Of cou!no I accept your oxplana-
ton.
.h1dge Dickoy-As far A. know, mono but
1T. Adams knew anything about II uutil after
wards. There IL nothing GU til. secord that
stows that any Of tho ot.iolH did. We wlll hAyo
the bonds prepared BY tomorrow molniug.
Tbs Court-That will be nj right.
judge Dickcy-We alsn loHra III exception to
bo outered 30 AZ TO preserve tho question.
Tie Cpurt-0f co,,rsu that vii! be douc.
TtE SlME%+
The following aro thu uames Of the twenty-five
Aldermen Thomas Fo!s1. +. ", Warren, E. 7.
Cu'lrston. Patrick alcclowry. ]. II,
lllIdrath, T. F. Daley, Jamsa O'Droa,
II. ". Clark, JE., George Z. W4ite,
]. T.. Csmbe!|. IT, Quirk. Michael Ryan, Nicholas
Eckhardt, Thomas stout. Peter Mahr. Jacob
I4eusacher, LOUIS 8cha!fnor, Dayld Murphy.
Michael Sweeney, john Z. Corcoraa, aud Arthur
| Dixon.