New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-11
BUFFALO LAWYERS SCORE MAlNARD'
A LETTER FROM THEM TO THE BAR ASSOCIATION
OF THIS CITY.


OF THIS CITY.
The members OF the bar OF Buffalo are evdehtS
of the same opinion rs the lawyers of this city III
reference TO the disrepuabe part which Judge isaac
H. MAYNARD Of the Court Of Appeals, TOOK IN tlc
legislative steal last fall The Singing report WHICH
the Bar Association this city adopted some time ago
condemning Judge Maynard in the sevcrcst terms has
appealed strongly the legal men in the other END
Of the state. Their approval tOoh the form OF ftcr
which was sent TO the Bar Association Of this city,
appiauding the members of the ASSOCIATION ior ue
stand which they had taken. Ills letter was Signed
by H. members Of the bar Of Buffalo ana 1t was pre-
scented TO the association ut the meeting last evening
siIas b. Brownc the secretary. read the letter and
the president asked what the pleasure OF the meeting
Wa, concerning il. \ motion was quickly made and
seconded to accept the letter and spread 1t on the
minutes Of the meeting, and the motion was unanl-
mou,y carried without debate. The letter WAS As
follows:
The undersigned members Of the bar OF the city OF
Buffalo believe That ii their duty 10 express their
appreciation OF your cOuIse in investigating and con
oenning The conanct OF i' ia IT, NAY nad now tr A,
u public office and suppressng an Official return which
should have been presented TO the state Board Of
The jealousy you DISPLAYED Of the honor Of our our
R and o es 81 j Your t"s Se 9 %ce of
the conclusion You reached, commend themselves TO
our Tef hat M his yon have % set good
ample and sustained the standard Of professional honor.
spencer Ch9toa John g. Mlburn, E. G. sprarue II. II.
seymour Adelbert Moot, Sheldon T. Nele George
WadswOrth, Daniel ii. Mcmillan. George Clinton ii. G.
Wadswortn. Clinton Il. Gibbs William 4. Douglas,
Frederick VI. Inglehart, Harlow &. Curti>s John G.
Collins, Albert +. Jones, Frank E. >ckels T.. Ewel
Frank Is. steele. Nelson X. Hopkins, p W. LAWYER.
E j. stephen, Frank r.. Perkins, Franklin d. Locke,
aprsgue, George a. Lewis, Harry ID. Williams,
N. LOOMS. Henry A. Dam, Arthur Z. to 'i,;,
Charles NJ Harrington, Henry w I'LL, Harvey ".
Putnam. Henry :. Iiaycr, Frederick Howard Lewis
Stockton, George j SicaId Charles Is. ll Charles L.
Norton. W. f. Houpt. julius Jcuttcr Charles II. Keep,
Fred l.. Bennctt, Norris MOrcl, Edward {. Mason,
G. VI. CaIruth Edward c. Randall, Wills VI. spanking.
IL. Duckwitz, George VI. Osgoodby, Gle, f. sulwell,
Albert H. Jackson. Lyman VI. Baker Henry " Plat,
August Becker, Jesse H. Behends Louis l.. Babcock,
BENJAMIN II. Williams H. e. Day, abraham l.. Me
Adam Adam, chn M r. Wilson Howard Wheeler,
Eugene L. Falk. Fred Grenier Thoma, Cary George
I. Qunby Harrison Osborne. william w. Hammond.
Montgomery Gibbs. F. >. Jackson lie Roy Parker,
Brundago. Charles A. Poolcy. J. L.. Slater W II.
Ticknor, Arthur W. Decker :. Cary Adams Charles
Is. Wheeler Frank f. Wade, John II. BIogan. John l..
Romer, Henry L. schwartz. james VI. smith. Philip
5. smith. pilworn ~ silver, Charles d. Marshall,
Harry o. Kingston, T.. l.. Parker. Ansey Wilcox John
Laughin. Myron H. Peck. James A. Roberts Wallace
Thaycr, Adolph Rcbadow and sidney Boyngdon
No other business except that of "A routine nature
WAS transacted at the meeting. There had been
rumor current Tor some time that at this meeting
the subject OF making protest against allowing
civil justices practise attorneys would be brought
up. Nothing said about 1t. however at this
meeting.