The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-12-02

ton made by VIM. T. BuriinGsme OK AlDany
Frank b. sherwood, the. Republican candidate
ior senator IN the Twenty-ei9hth oisuice
THE TWO COURTS AT SYRACUSE
Juaees O'nrseu and keaaeay Get On Very
Wen Tegether-AaissinE neturns Tuvn Up.
SYRACUSE, Dec. Tho supposition that the
designation OF Gov. Hill Of Judge Morgan ].
O'Brien OF New York to preside at an extra.
ordinary term Of the Supreme Court In Onon-
| daga county would prccipitnte on unseemly
collision ON tho BENCH was diesipated In hve
minutes this morning.
Judge Kennedy was judge O'Brien's escort
into court at tho hour Of its sitttng. and
though the two jurists are not likely TO act ex-
actly In concert In passing upon the contested
election cases which have brought them to-
gether in this city. they are personally on
terms Of the closest intimacy. They took
drive about the city between sessions this
afternoon In Judge Kennedy's carriage
When the lawyers. who are straining all the
resources Of the Constitution and the statutes.
were questioning each other before Judge
Kennedy early In the day as to the effect OF the
two courts being In session at tho same time.
Judge Kennedy remarked:
II think will say to you that Judge
O'Brien's court and mine will run with perfect
harmony. There will be no race between them.
Nothing unseemly or indecorous will be done
by US"
Judge O'Brien presided with quiet dignity.
and the impression he made upon the lawyers
present was very favorable He was as pacific
OF speech as he was gentle Of demeanor.
There was q partial clearing Of the atmos.
phere during the night prior TO the assem-
bling OF the courts Of Judges Kennedy and
oss fnos, 4
ward OF Syracuse, which disappeared last
week with Supervisor Thomas J. Welch. were
brought back and bestowed over night in the
safe at the Vanderbilt House. John
]. Hallock. lawyer Of Syracuse. obtained
the package OF returns from Gov. Hill.
In whose room at the Capitol Welch had
left them without anbyody's knowledge
ON the day OF the first hearing in
the case OF County Clerk Cotton. These re-
turns had no relation to the Cotton case
and were taken to Albany by Welch. It ap-
pears. without connivance or instruction
from any one In authority. When Gov.
tom casa Se foana essse rs.u.n as and
ss orders &c 81 JSaae ws
summoned messengert TO deliver the package
abssn sSusS Ss Viii p1cpst & '
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have the %assiSg
and which seem % have been foetina. around
IN last they s
wiIl seer upon your honor as man that these
returns get TO the inspectors OF election Of the
Third ]. ward. to make the necessary correc-
gested. however, that they be sent this time
eesEsSt sss enetne, Special Term
WV "9 fuap! . what 4 sspsetsd. said M9 %sr.
shall. He thought that no ons would Rs
u an adiGsrR WAS taken TO IL
IT. was here that Judge Kennedy said the
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sst nt H. iss snd IS sqn g s%1
cp CIR, g candidate Tor Assembly in tho First
uass' Mnss %oans
By ~ sSGh sW ss
Gratis. Mr.. Goodcile sought delay by asking
seipes s as
% S y Zig S proeesdins Was dlresssd Until
eSS, ap S osSS Sefi s might
spss"S sSS % e. y; sSs
been made to the Judges Of the district"
1T has" Mr.. Marshall answered.
Yes. tn all Of them. and they have refused.
Al, Then there cannot be any objection 70 hear
Mr. Goodelle went on to intimate that In the
end Judge 0,Brien would soc IT To- 90 ~ al
two Judges in Brooklyn had also done.
After the adiournment had been. argued
upon by counsel on both sides. Mr. Marshall
bafr9ss him in the other proceeding. intimat.
Ing that while he was engaged before Judge
OBrien tomorrow one or the other OF the re-
later's counsel might 60 on with the matter
before judge Ke sEs y;h.,. .. anu d.n.o,o a,
that said Judge o. Brlen.' Judge Kennedy
and have had q consultation. aud there viii
Mr.. Marshall called attention to tho fact that
the order 70 show caute contained a Temporary
stay; II II were not granted. be said there
would be nothing to prevent the other pro-