New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-15
ApJOl RNISG THE LOCAL C0rET'.
JOSEPH II. CMOArE's TRIBrTE TO THE DEAD
IrsrnL nIEOEE II pGE PATrIKeON.


Tie STATE. coriu nod Cl'y corr'> L.. -" '"nn'y
C.u-,.II,n-r were adjourned yesterday M' ~ r"nr
r yu.,c, Ml!!cr IL Part III Il Tho >uHrrri" our.
,o,,rr JUDI. Patterson. J"-rph H. 'h"s'" mai" the
,,i f,- n, All i!nlcut Mr.. Choitc sad Ia part, In
mailing the !uOt."i.:
II Your Honor p!'"i-". -lu"" W" "hF' ''!"u''"'
,, ,.y ere hay, t~,rl,, the not is' ted tIds,
Of th. death ~ Mr. justice Nllr 4 the supreme '"'''
NJ the United states All announcement wh!'h h1hs'
.-co, rcc-ei and souw q Iiwyer. every judge
AVID every ci,iyc,i for certainly man among all the
80 600 600 of American citizens can b" 'ad I" have
rendered important '":Vi'" '" HIS country !" wv
last twenty Ave yea than tl!N departed Iurs''. ~
very ~.d!u. member Of the hir!ic't tiiuhh' 81 W.!
cnu,,tr. crliri upon '":.t:f, - pa u"n T." ni"''
,;nraif lc.l AID ,titutl"al cue tons, ava IL ti
-.,, clils that involved the period q" thu War ana hit
f r~coIstructium which immediately followed IT, &h
all these recent years which have ral'I que ions ci
sach enormous magnitude and inf"'' 10 all the Fr"p'
jude Miller la. been always controlling al" -
fcc,!vc power. without attempting to compare LIN
y IN other, il NAY we'll De aid t!a ~ great question
hss received TIE decision IF that tribunal III "'hrh
m Ing no, exercised :. very important and powerful
influence.
lie stood es one Of the great arguments Ia favor OF
the old fashioned appointed Judiciary Seie'Fd pF
Pr, dent Lcoln IN the great t:is7 OF IA" war Al me
request Of senators and Representatives, WI" ME-"
4 INF stuff g VA, made Of. lc took ms place upon tr
bench AT n timc when one half OF the country "'tN
rclndcd from all participation In IT. aHa!r ana he
sat there during tn" whole period that has followed"
until at a,t 1t would appear that w lis a!d 'I:"''
every question ~ irritation and division that 'Vnr'
possibly aric between different sections and interests
~ the American people had been finally sc' Mt rst
lie WA n man. not only OF magnificent mental abilities.
hut in every Why Of tho highest character. He vas
\ man who a. he moved amid the crowd Away ~
trartrd attention by his noble pIS:rItc and by tho
majestic expires -ion OF his eOunt-nancc; AID think
II NAV well BE- aid OF him that he has passed to HI
rest has carried with him the ain!ratio re- pc't
and gratitude OF the whole people.
Now for one, do not ordinarily approve "f Tu-'
ponding Lusinesa becausc great public la0lrr has
70 II 10 me that We generally may pay
greater respect TO the memory Of those especially VII"
have been lahOrng to the last moment OF Their liVN
In tho rrvce OF the people ia the courts by keeping
right OH with the buhincsh In hnid, hnt ~ hH"T
.,a'd that it meet, with tl" approval Of IN" judge
Of the Supr~ml Court 10 pay u.a,lla mark o' Tc
sIect 10 the memory Of The crro, lawyer ana great
iud. and 10 tribute conid he too errat fW VT.
Justice Mllrr-l move. with yonr Honor approval.
that the court adjourn In respect I" his hi''orS "h"
tomorrow N its usual hour.
Henry Ea!y. jr. seconded IL" motion. ana Jag"
Patterson made, few remark, before adJouriiing court
Motion, Of a like nature wrrc made In all "" other
parts Of the three courts, with the execution 81 rl'l
crs In each cOrt and IN each Instance the MOTION VIZ
,,-,,,cd with nppror. late remarks lay the different
tndces Presiding ..a;Ior Van frunt I'D ourici III"
General Term OF the supreme Court soon AT the
court met in the morning. Colonel lng'rsoll eccoAd"
the motion for adjournment ia Part II, before Judge
O'Erirn with n few remarks.
When Jndro benedict opened tho Taitcd state,
Circrit Cont Yesterday morning. District Attorney
Mitchell moved that Tho adjourn for the day
out u respect 20 the memory Of the dead judge
Mr. Mitchell delivered eloquent culIgy Mr..
Miller. and Judge I,cnelict paid feeling tribute T."
the ability learning OF the dead man. lie then
granted tho MOTION aiId Tie court was Adjourned unl
70 Cay.
In the afternoon in Part / Of General S.-,sioI>
Recorder Smyth und Judges COwins and MARITIME were
the bench. large number of lawyers being prcscn
District Attorney Fellows moved INC Of
| the court. delivering o brief addrr., ~ which he
hOnOrcd the memory OF Justice Miller. The Recorder
briefly supplemented his words and then declared the
court adjourned for the day.
Tho United states circuit and District Courts IN
BROOKLYN wcr>. adjourned yesterday ont Of r,sp,c
TO the memory OF Justice Miller.