New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-30
THE RECORD OF A CENTURY.
PROFESSOR BALDwIN's ADDRESS BEFORE
THE. BAR ASSOCIATION.
nrn ,r,Nc OVER THE BEST WAY TO RELIEVE
THE PRESSURE ON THE SUPREME COURT
OTHER BUSINESS TRANSACTED

|
r,,r pprssURE ON THE SUPREME COUNT
OTHER BUSINESS TRANSACTED
-, ,,r oo-The National Bar Association re-
or voncd in the Methodist Church ooch AZ ~ .o.A
/ t,s morning Professor Simon L. ba.u"i"' Va .no
Law school OF Yale college, reau al, r. .on.,t,or
| Centenary OF Moucrn wv
was as follows: =, ,oso, hmm
"~ aeo,snary OF modern government is closed. nun
ar,d Years 10 come this association may W ''. ,ss
| 70 commemorate its bieentenary lh' o s, r.or
| onr,otnn now exceeding that oil any hui'po'. -
pop -. NAV not improhsby have then one a. iarto
~ OH ~ them combined. 1t will have haa he" pe'N'
80, larger life TO live, greater work 70 40 ,,.,o
C,.,vIe has said that the true bible ior e'er' Na
Na.i' h,.,orv II so 70 be- the last books must DC
| 80. ,sa, truer than the lrst There must Do ne"
| testament built upon the od' win 10 80 ,hrs ,ar
higher life And such, thank "o'' 10 W 49,
our bible Of American history .o - .,,-.,.oa ,,en
We have taken up the ideas OF lIev AM u ,,'oa, Con
W., h.ys taken religious freedom from the Nauonai C
| s,itution and put 1t into our ota.e o ~, -,
we have videned suffrage improved in no'hou 800 o "a
| ,o tho mower OF the majority we ha'o -, =. -
W W nrh,,c education. We have been loyai 10 our
,nst,,u,,ons faithful our laws, each OF y, a. " 49,,
| s,ood ,hsn and when men differed anu - -
S,.. "a, ween state and Nation, by the s'rphs naho
81 - ,ho v1u NJ the Nation lifted into acknowledged
| ma rpchsueneed supremacy. II has cost muoh Se a.
| oncrv debate years OF fierce war, mi'iIon' ~ -, 49,.
of millions Of money; but IL mas oee uo"e, sn .r,,
u, tndav who II they could. would have the ~'ui'
reversed ,. T., ,,s ,vbdes. sanse-
Wa have carried human eharity-in us vines. sens
- :, vas ever pushed in any age or lana before.
| we have struck hands with o'her nA'lO 49, I'm
| .,n.o,s,ul efforts TO make the whole WORTH oe''e" ~
49, - has fallen by aid. Internauohai aroitr~-
,on in the place has had It's hooieSs 80 =,
in ~. last few years OF American history IN "
r.,- onss own soyereign-of voluntary eApas'is'on
We have made, throughout the ear"n' NV
who has left his native lana. ...,a wanna
washington in his inaugural address huhoIeu ygais
ana declared that "the destiny OF inc IcPuoi.o,n
80, ~ government was justly considered a. ueepy
- onolv staked on the experiment entrusted 10
n - A. the American people, We have iuihiea 'ns
solemn trust and we have done more Al ia"us - W.
wav toward good republican government ". nav 49,,
sciously led the way toward all that Is pest III MOURN
o,, ~ avery name. The great Kingdom 70 winch
% once belonged the better because we struck TOT IN
donordence and been glad TO copy bosh Ho" ou P
nd opr pryate law. The influence oil our hst'uuons
| reIt in every country where men rea' ma unhk "ou
d that in The century TO come this ~ Work OF our
,,Ssrs NAV be safe in the hands Of tn dreh ana Of
ours. -, o.o,,od q, roeo
I,t,on hedging the cooperation OF the Bar Assoct
'uO ne celebrat,on OF the one hundrcdth annie
,ers,rv Of the organization of the Supreme Court Oh
Tho United states I'm 1890, and asking that coni-
mitee be appointed TO make proper arrahg inen'S lr
thar occasion. The resolution was pasSeu unani
mously. ,. 49,. e,.ci,l
oisIatop r,norted that under instructions from the
convention Of last year the committee had pro
10 Washington urge upon Congress INC ,Se S,;
NJ the passage of necessary laws renewing Wy ~
" (pI,rt f the vas amount Of business before H.
ind 10 lessen the work OF that BODY Dut ua. T ,r
10 .n1 60 urging the consideration OF sacn
laws upon Congress unlil ms year. ino
was % 81 fo PennsgIyaHia introduced resolution
to the effect the association iac0nS t tn eVe
,shnlcnt of an ntermedaie appeialg cou s,uti was
the riat in The supreme Court The Iesoin'h We
warmly discussed Mr., WILSON, oil Mnncs no. ncessIY
mo ths resolution saying that there Wa no H
g such enc AN in,ermcdiate court and that the evil Is
It at present existed lay In the 700 ee nneinT cases
10 the Federal Court the object of which co tne should
aM nr powSr and the Federal Courts should DO
rcet Djctcd in their jurisdiction Inc power , oi he
pSGTn ssDt the 'p eHen TO sS client in sn 10
settle With that corporation at the best terms nv
e because liberal ss %onrt and poor stood
| no chance at all he was at the mere! oi 'ho oo'P
lyman Trumbul of Illinois, supported me 9e t rs
q Mr and Tn urged 9he eS' the country got
along well fifty years be made law ibS tmris
Toned BY By f SS conTs 10 Single states ms
er vas 60 warmly discussed that the lawyers post
poned the discussion nnl s arc IS5n Miller Edison
J. Harkness David J. Wite ThsiopnTe ohic . Biter
and William J. IeySsS9ry n Of ln0i Charles s Geed
William c. Perry, and Charles B. sm p5co OF Walls
a. g. B arG ;a o. NOLAN Of Pennsylvania Joel
Tyler and William j. Terrell, OF ono W. ~ HAM
ana b w. president re- appointed the committee named %d IN
Mr. buffers resolution, as follows: Dar u rnnos
Field (ex onclo chairman: Lyman IrunoGli'r i
rrama aoN semmes. Louisiana William t. EndiC vnr
Massachusets exMinister Edwarh D. EnrPsu ,tcb
nont. I Randolph Tucker. Virginia, Henry ILL., iii,Vr
n NOV Missouri: CourtIandt Palmer, New,Jetscyy
frsncs Rawle. Pennsylvania: HGnry vs. nl,r New
district OF Columbia; Charles Henry bu'ioi' -0
York ,,a -, resoutions regard.
mo the r.slief of the Supreme Court nc 49, 49,
ana,Iy adopted resolutions continuing me pr ~, uinE
n;Sec which consists of MessrS Fleln haWie - ~
~ r,cLer and Rates with power TO ala IouL a.
t 't;iionai members including The incoming prcs"o"
md 10 report az the next meeting .o.,t. FRI, Z,
Pullman Mir Pullman was pre.cnt, a the factorle
o sppd sbors and were photographed on INC po'o" V
x the hotel .a q, soss,on I'm the evennl
l. "a in I'd discussion on reform Of certain ma'un
relative 10 I'm t nght of the Grand Coupcil Of m
.tion composed Of ore delegate from each s,s =
Wniam p Wcis. Of Michigan. Was 80 C,dIev,
, vi. rr the ensuing year Mr. Wells IS unef ',oic,
DENT or IN" as INctuer on Constitutional Law at An
y Arbor University.