New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-04
JURISPRUDENCE THE TOPIC
PAPERS READ BEFORE THE SOCIAL SCIENCE
ASSOCIATION.
COMPULSORY ARBITRAuoN,' CIVIL SERVICE
xEFoRN.s AND THE SILVER QUESTION
AMONG THE SUBJECTS TREATED
Try TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNEI

ELECTION OF OFFlNhiN>
:sY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUEEI
SARATOGA. n. Y, Sept. 3--The American social
Science Association met to-day in the Department "
Jurisprudence which was presided over ON f'a"'iS
wayland, of New-Haven. Conn. stephen DeA~'' VI
rlmira read a carefully prepared paper on |on'p"l
cory Arbitration He held that jurisprudence sholu
,,,snoc n right for every wrong The legal require
rosnts Of purely AGRICULTURAL people VIII not hso'
,ho demands of a manufacturing community i"e
court Of law are but means OF compulsory "io ,
.,on All strikes or lOckouts which Involve a para
sis Of any part Of the social system are Wrohgs'
state has a right 10 command that no person sh'n ~
petrate these wrongs Increased wages PAID 10 iao.
must decrease the profit OF the capitalist There Is al sp
o,,t conflict of interest between labor and the man
acers of invested capital court Of compulsory o.
b,ra.on should have jurisdiction owe: the STATE t
jurisdiction over subjoctmatter should not 10 W.
trary nor contrary TO accepted OPINION anu
include private investment OF capital =. ,. o,A
An able paper on "Civil service keior" ~ -
nv William d. Foulke, Of Richmond nu' -,
,e,red the ouestion from its usual aspect anu se,Su
w. ~ - - ~rsten nv which appointments were m"ne
,h,o,gh favor and not as result OF proper in0,,'
General Secretary Sanborn called the atenuoh OF Civo
association 10 the fact that one OF us Ao -,
md most influential members RuiuS Mus " -, 6
had died recently. Ellogistc remarks WIZ - ~
the secretary was Instructed 10 ehVe' M ~, v,n
uroceedinCs I'm honor OF tuo mV'V''
Goodwin Brown, Of Albany, submitted d pap y"
Gshop,d convictions be had upon Pleas OF U'ulN
At special session Of the association Is ~"
,,,oy ~ napers were received from the FINANCE Dc
nar,ment. Congressman John De Witt Warner OF New
Work presented one on The silver OueSuoh' nc
sketched the history Of recent silver ieglSauo anu
poined ont the dangers Of unlimited coinage OF SILVER
Papers were also received on National IaNauoh' oy
II G. sherman. and Budeetmaking and Public Ac-
W Ix-fpC
CharI,an r Lewis OF Ncw-York City, read paper on
HThe New Indian Penal Code
The following officers were elccted tonlSht' fIcsi
dent II. L. wayland philadelphia first vice president
andrew d. White Ithaca; seventeen vice presldehVs
general secretary, F. B. sanborn, Concord, Mass
Treasurer. Arson Phelps stokes New-York directors
charles A. Peabody, New-York; F. ]. Kingsbufy WAFER
hurry, Conn; T. W. HgGnsOn, Cambridge Mass Johi
W Garter Boston; Charles A. COLLEEN, Ithaca stephen
Deyter. Elmra: f. ]. James, Philadelphia; ); +
WIlesan. Allegheny Penn; 5. NJ. Hotchkss, Hartford
Conn and w ID. Foulke, Richmond, IND Charmel
- ments-FducatiOn. Merrill +. Gates Alnhei~
Mas 7: heath, Frederick Ptteison, New-forK; nnShce
insS p Tow21sead New-York; social economy, F. =
ssnborn Concord jurisprudence, Francis Nayis t
Nsw.IIaven Executive and department committees
were also chosen