Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-09-05
u Sugtlts alsraId.
3 DsH&a Barbara Bar ON Greed
Haymord.
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III lr1c8Ai
dap and general Indignation
oson aroused In this section by
fruae and cowardIy assault
~ Creed Raymond on the
c&er ef the late Judge Faw-|
Tho latter was universally
u1ed Tor his pure and upright
- Well a. for his eminent tai
y md Judicial fairness on the
Tho former is regarded by
VAo know him as an able but
0kQpplous attorney, and any.
~ but an ornament to the bar
6 State. For the purpose Of
1pg public the feelings of the
11ao6s Of the late Judge, meet
6( The bar OF this county was
II Tho Court House Monday
1{nG, Judge f. II. Heacock pre-.
~, r. l.. Kellogg secretary. Al
l1ttee consisting Of Judge Paul
|xiGht, Judge Z. =. Huse, ].
xfuoald, n. +. Thomas and r.
Coui1eId WAS appointed to draft
@IneIons. Tuesday at $3.50 the
assembled, and unanimously
~ the resolutions copied be.
In addition, it was ordered
= 6opy be sent to the bar of
1nEA and San Luis Obispo
Ioo for their endorsement, and
- onmo be Dubliehed in all
Dnpefs Of the district, and the
6ninento Daily Record Union.
- reooluti0ns, which were signed
4yo9y attorney and officer of the
IT present, are as follows:
3 NJ the undersigned, members
- bar and officers of tho Court
~ old First Judicial District Of
Dtate Of California, hereby
l(lt-We lean with deep indig-
39h, too strong for language to
5Gom that z member Of the bar
HI State, Greed Raymond,
4, has recently, In the case of
~ People, etc., W. Sprague, at.
Ikod the reputation Of our late
-, Honorable Eugene Fawcett,
nnguage indecent, violent and
3 ecend- THAT the said attack is
l1oloQp. uncallsd for. and II He'd
l{1 fal1e assertions.
xhIrd-That such q TRADE of
<boco and vilification and slander
1-A member Of the bar and an
n1loor OF the State upon living
@otee would be eminently Disgrace
l1l end deserving OF severe con-
lenuetion; and when we consider
-1oe IL was made upon q Judge
ooUn BY us all to be high-minded,
11k and Impartial, pure and un-
&)cwtDhed In private and public
IN now dead, with q devoted wife,
M leaving . hqArt-broken father
md mother behind him, we feel
4o}lod upon to denounce 1t as foul,
oo3ArdIy and vindictive, malicious
on4 inoxcusable.
& EouFth-That in our denuncia.
Mons of the attack, we are not ami
51Ated BY any personal feeling
1D0afd the party making it.
81 lifth-That we believe, to pass
~stV9~ tuo utthCAS CousiueEiuB
~ the official position of the
61tY making 1t, would be an in-
11tlse to the memory Of the hon.
9fed dead; to the feelings Of the
llVing rel atives and friends; truth,
4onor and to the judiciary of our
1toto, and to our positions rs mem.
bogs Of the Bar and officers OF the
Court over which the late Judge
psesIded with dignity, ability and
marked impartisliiy.
z 6fxth-That we heartily and EN-.
phAtfcalIy re.af1irm the statements
oontsined In the resolutions adopted
BY the members of the bar of Santa
Barbara on the 11th day OF jan
nary, A. d. 1880. as expressing our
1lnoere feelings and sentiments to-
vnrds the late Judge Fawcett,
which were shared In by the entire
community.
CHAs. E. HUsE,
PAUL r. WRIGHT,
J. H. KINCAID,
o. l.. ABBOTT,
r. M. DILLARD,
G. A. STORKE,
II. f. THOMAS,
CALEB SHERMAN,
A. A. OGLEsBY, Jr.,