St. Paul daily globe., 1892-06-17

railroad were stretched Iortn INTO
the then almost uninhabited re-
gion north and west of us. and
who now from his Office in the capitol con
trolls and governs the transportation system
of the state. the genial Gen. George L. Becker
To lead the gathering yeomen 10 the de-
Tense of an imperied nation, /. sent forth q
Noah, Otis, Sibley Wilkin, German, sanborn
To the bench OF the supreme court OF the
state it has given the learned aud versatile
Flandrau, the sound and accurate Clark, The
profound and fearless Gilfillan.
Barristers Rounded Up.
After an, allusion to the growing
power OF the judiciary he said to the
members of the bar:
In your ranks are found the wise, the con-
seryatiye, the great men OF this age. These
ranks are constantly recruited from the best
educated, the most energetic, the most
patriotic: the most ambitious young
men of this land. The powers of
the courts at law and IN equity are ample
enough and flexible enough to correct every
new wrong, to protect every new right. By
the horrors OF that failure we believe TO be
impossible; by the memory of the great En-
slish and American lawyers, who, through
tour hundred years have protected in
nocence, punished guilt, secured per-
sonal and national liberty, preserved
the rights of citizens guided and directed
eur Anglo-SaXon civilization, and built up
among the English speaking nations the
Fisest system of laws and the best admins
tration Of justice the world has yet known,
BY the brilliant prizes. financial. professional,
political, within your reach, by the esteem aud
respect of your fellow citizens. that highest
incentive to the generous spirit which the
conscientious practice of your profession al
ways vouch safes. by the high privilege and
duty that is yours above ali Others. the privi-
lege and duty Of preserving and perpetualing
the Republic. Let every lawyer, every judge,
every patriot, every citizen see to it that there
is here assured that due administration Of
the law which shall protect every social.
every civil right. @
The Other Eloquenee.
To President z. FL. 0sman was as
signed the pleasant privilege of re-
spending to the toas: THE. ST. Paul
Bar Association" inspired by the lines:
Mastering the lawless science of our law.
The Goddess myriad Uf precedent
The wilderness of single instances.
-Tenuyson.
We must all hang together. or else we shall
hang separately franklin.
Mr. OZman'S address was meritorious,
and received full share OF applause.
Judge James }. Egan responded to the
toast Legal Ethics, to which was ap-
pended the line from Tennyson,
every door is barr'd with gold and opens
but to golden keys"
The opportunity was taken by Judge
Egan to treat the company to sparkl-
ing address that was the occasion for
applause unstinted. Judge Fiandrau
being absent, several gentlemen were
called upon to respond to the toast 'The
Bar" and several excellent speeches
were delivered.
1t was after midnight when the COM
pany began to break up and all asSented
to the c0uplet from Byron.
And trrant husbands should return and say,
My dear, was the first to come away
The Guests.
Those present as guests and members
Of the bar are as follows:
Hon. Henry E. Caldwell and Hon. Walter
Fl. SanbOrn. United States circuit judges:
Hon. Oliver p Shiras and K. K. Nelson,
United States district judges; Judges Van
derberg, Collins and Dickinson, of the su-
preme court: Judges Hascal r. Brill. Will
lam Louis Kelly. Charles D. Kerr. James j.
Egan and William D. Cornish, OF the
Ramsey county district court: Assistant
Attorney General Henry ". Cllilds,
John d. O'Briel, E. Il. Oman. George H.
! Thompson. of the Disp0tch, Otto Heufree,
DR.. McClaren, John E. Striker, Ed Young
: Richardson. Judge J. j. McCafferty. j. NJ.
Hawks, Ansel Oppenheim. d. W. Lawler,
E. q: Rogers. Fl: W. Wack, H. G. James,
q. NJ. Metcalf, Cyrus J. Thompso II,
: Hon. II. ]. Horn, f II. Ewing. ii. l.. Moss,
tex-Uni,ed States district; A. j. Galbraith.
Z, Thomas c. Fitzpatrick Carl Taylor. Fred p
Sehoonmaker. j. W. Pinch. s. ". Hayes, Da-
J Vid F. PEBBLES, G. j. LON eli, George B.
Edgerton w. II. II. johnson. George E.
Budd, E. c. Stringer, James ". Markham,
Cyrus Wellington, Frank 8. Kellogg. r. II.
= Fauntleroy. Arthur Otis. John c. Buliitt, T.
2 r Selmes George c. Squires. Nj. ID. Mum,
". II. Bliss. W. II. Lightner o. E. Holman,
/ S. Z. Hal, II. n. rutherford, Howard NJ.
Smith E. H. RIorphy E. s Durment John
L. Townley, E. S. Chiffon L. 5. Colten.
Charles Butts, c. A. Severance. Charles
! Beckhoefer. F. NJ. Dixon, Fly y. Lang. Judge
Frank Ford William NJ. Carson, L. d, Bar
nard, DR.. e. Schrader, H. E. Horne, II II
Galusha- j, Ii. Ives s. NJ. Hawthorne, w.
". SEYMOUR E. T.. Sanborn