, 1876-02-09
INJURED INNOCENCE.


f Yesterday afternoon a Tribune reporter nndo
visit to tho Office Of Mr.. Goodrich, In order 10
obtain from tlim his vioxD On tho Bituatton, and
what be Ia going to do about Il. Notwi.hstand-
ing that SIr. Goodrich nnimadvorted eovorely on
the courac Of tho press In hia ca4e, lie rseciyen
tho reporter quito coustoou4ly. After tho usual
eaiutatoua Ind becu gone through With, tho fol-
loatug Interview took place;
"31r. Goodrich. preeume sou hayo learned
that the Suproma Court has pnsBe0 an ortlor de-
barring you fro'n praeticing III any Of tho courts
ui this Htnto7"
"Ycy, sir 90 have learned through tho pn-
pers."
"ruE Tn1nuSE will print tho substance Of tho
decision tomorrow, and havo callcd to know
wiht you are going to do about IT,"
~ hardly know. l hnro sent to Ottawa for
s,seilsd meS j. ''' -'' '' ~
"wnAr DO you 1u1NK
Of the action Of tho Court III tho matter :"
~ think it haa acted wzongfully. i hayo
done nothing Of fraudulent chatacter.'
- What have YOU done I"
II llavs loue nothing but advertise my bust
ness, inst AZ any merchant or manufacturer Aaa
the right to do: II ID posoihlo tho Court may
vcttisipg havo boeu instieatlng litigation.
Tiore can 10 no other construction. and even
this wonld 10 forced one.
Hero Mr.. Goodrich took from tecoss COPY
OIL &41 AnLQfMiAllUH ApubSu AkA4uet HHl Qy
Messss. Moses, penco aud King, aud, remarking
that 1.-THE Whole house Of 1nrael Beoms to be
hgAinat mo-" proceeded to point out TO tho ro-
portnr the various aGetmcnts ooutnincd in,'F
pOnuGrpus document.
uo ca]lod PARTICULAR nttontion 10 one OF his i'd
vettsomeats contained III tho Information,
which roads; ''Diyorcca Itga!ly Obtained; not
fzauduontIy; fec after decreos len years. prsc-
tise I1,, " shs courts of Chicago. Addruss i. ..
NHnvo you anv remeay7"
"Yea; / can appeal to the supreme Court OF
tho United Etntes."
,"Will you do so7"
II do not kuow. ng friends and scvesAl
Advisa me 10 do 20. Ny standing ut tho Uar-
my right 10 appear in court 40 counscl-is
srEclEs " pn0pEaTY,
and no man can DO deprived Of h!H fight TO bla
had"
&c. Gould any Of ths Courts Of this county tako
"Yoa. Il hatl beon guilty Of .ns act OF an nn-
professional sh.sssta.; 1t could come up under
~, "c9ad hs Goufs lake 0osn'z.nco of your 'ys.
"Well. yos' i e rc1e charged that !naligated
Eoyerntog basrstry, witch Is aoommon.Aw Of
fonSe."
"Will this siloct youz bn.lueas2
Mo, not il lhs lsaas. The usoat OF my bus!-
noss 10 outBluo OF Cuaca6o AAv0 correspond.
ents In eyary Ssato In thu Union"
"Iow will you taka caro- Ut your buainosa il.
klla HtAte2"
II shal! proceed to giYo counso! make out
papers, and ptepara my cases tust "a beforp ana
put them in the banda OF nomc attorney 10 look
altar bsfoso the Courts. Tha fact OF my banH
axoluded from sho Courts tn ths statoIs stigma
which would like to l!ayc removed"
'.Wsli, don't know. 1t aoulL oo4t o good t,csl
md dunt propose 10 practice much longor than
auotAeE year. aud IL y hsrtly worth whila. lioy.
aver, cannot toll what will do about 1t until
After shail have read the declalon OF tho Court"
4rhet you propose 10 continue your business
right along, Auyhow
"0e1tainly, the Supreme Court can't prevent
M from gl7ing ADVICE or drawing up papers"