The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-01-21
had superssdel ths counsel OF the city. sought the
advce OF the counsel Of the STATE and rerained nom

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Mr. Smith continues an appeal to the ma, or on
these statements OF iac:, concluding BY saying
unreservediy to his counsel for preparation should
DC crltcised ne mad the approved precedent or the
tabisned Bureau OF Justce'' In this city. placed
MI O'Conor and mis- associates at the mead OF 1t.
ana connoed TO them all the powers Of the otLce
OF ATTORNEY General, ana his course was followed
by Mr.. Barlow.
Mr.. HALLS APPOINTMENT ~
Mayor Hail lays foasdation sesasssn
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ing 10 their ability had ione this end tnan my
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ca sase'' The Gaea stass
with rsSas Of Mr. HAZE nH~ bHs after G' With
m o MS Those ns 1 rs
by you any more that II was BY me am and for twenty
sas ana sS sS % san my
the highest honors In the Stale naten What be
The feeling naViaSy aroused in my heart oward You
you should repair the wrong these charges have done
LEGISLATIVE APPOINTMENT.
tency to prosecute these suits Be SAID that hold
ss ss ear as. ne sss Il e.
s % agreed aa Sf ssi by
leaders rspubeSsns and refS szs
and TO Which actively belonged. The charter which
as So
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ave officers including the Comptroller and myself we're
the AVE-
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carried s1TSush shs senate ana ne Assembly
these smnsnt men With whom have Away; acted a.
sSa newer soeep.e% but TWO oces and both
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for honorable assianes.. The honor was, Obviously
nave oIgnsy single snsf
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sys Ry q city f II: a
Yrangea myself with the state counsel in ,t choice
Una.
ellis. have zealousy resisted all frauiulent or u
founded claims have conducted the office rs to
after the closest scrutiny. with nothing
tangible than misapprehensons and misconsruc-
tions answer. l. have borne myself personally
selected subordinates that scandal does not
haunt Office and no man who THINKS good OF any
single mercenary wrong the city single pecunl.
AIRY oppression to an individual.
FORMER PROSECUTIONS.
As qualifications prosecutor against plroteS
robbers placed i'll issue refer with hesitation
founded doubt OF their signihcancy 70 my
Oical labors in the of the United States from
1851 to 100 when caused the Laws against the foreign
slave trade (Which had lam upon the statute book nearly
dormant tor forty years. and OF which had been pre-
OF administration to be carried to the .conden-
nation of ships. the Imprisonment OF men and the exc
cuton OF slave captain" For this OF the first law
in the United stltes in SUBSTANTIALLY the angnage
quoted above, euogxed me before Mr.. Justice Nelson.
and distinguished advocate the late James y Brady as
publicly uttered words IN my praise acted alone In
eminent Many men implicated in this nefarious trade
quite seductive IN manner the oest plum
derer OF the Ring and quite as likely 10 oer-if they
Of money.
II any material fact stated .l By me Be denied Or
mony. From the commencement TO the end OF my
have sought demonstrate the integrity of my
peal for IMPARTIAL Judgment THIS defence Is
in no single particular the work Of any friend
! or advocate. 1t proceeds from myself alone This
ustc both YOU and the public upon unique
uonabe facts and legitimate arguments. No man can
know the truth so thoroughly as do, and have great
imputation resting upon my character, would have
placed this office in your hands you had asked II But
to be have been clear in my office. SIX that
my defence be accepted ana declared according to
Its merits l am, sir, very respectfuy your 9bedent
servant, E. DELAflELD sAlf H.