The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-01-24

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BARRY's CONTEMPT BILL.
The Senate Judiciary Committee met this
evening aud at first reported against the
Barry contempt bin. This action was due
mainly to speech made by ex-Judge
The bill has been passed bv tho Asoan,
bly,. Judge Skater defined his yie,y, va
gardlng the bill and was stron1lv nnnosa5
to lis passage. The Judge cited opinions ~
strengthen MS views, and after a long dis
cussion the committee decided to rennT, tha
bill hack unfavorably. INC
just after Judge Shafter had Concluded
his remarks James II. Barry of the S,n
francisco Star appeared before the com
mittee. He made strong and impressive
gnpppI and his
very convincing to the committee.
BARRY's ADDRESS.
During his address he said that he was
much opposed to undue Interference with
proceedings of the courts, and deprecated
the practice OF certain newspapers which
criticize actions while pending, for no good
purpose and for no other motive than to
influence either the jury or court.
Inc law, he SAID, as defined by the
courts, PROMPTS the press from criticizing a
Juuge wnether an action is pending or NOT.
anu anu whether the Judge be corrupt or not"
ana rs an instance Barry cited his own case
where ne was sent to Jail and fined for max
ing criticism on Judge LAWYER of San
francisco after the decision had been re an
dered. o Oooh rem
voI How could Barnard or Cardoza, the New
Il orK judges, be driven from the bench If
the press had not exposed their infamies pr
SAID Mr. Barry. He had already made crit
lcIsnls on the actions of two judges
T WINE cases were pending and neither
Jug would cite him for contempt. "The
have demanded change of the statnte
clearly defining the law of contempt.U ard
he asked the members of the Committee to
consider the matter and weigh it before
acting.
RECONSTRUCTED THEIR REPORT.
During his report Mr.. Barry was fire.
quently interrupted by questions from the
members OF the committee. His answers
were convincing, and the committee. with
out opposition. decided to postpone their
report on the bill until the next meeting.
Inc committee on Labor and Capital re-