The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-11-08
THE MASS mEEr1Sa OF rHE EAR.

SEATTLE, Nos. Z, isg2
To THE EpfroK' DO You tnink your report OF
the mass meeting Of the bar on sunday IN this
mornings issue oil your paper was fart You
dss.geste it az merely meeting OF "a number
of Judge LiehtsabeEgs personal and political
friends" That IL was = large aud as representa-
TIVE nesting OF the bar % King c0uaty
ever held is shown by the following list OF law.
yers who participated in the proceedings:
clisrles r. Munday, Henry A. sehasfer. Alfred
Battle, Everett smith. ". w. stewart. Daniel r.
Cross, George II. King, +. J. Foster, W W. Viii
shire, Allen A. Garner. John b, Hart, Fred IL.
Peterson. J. o. Robinson, X K George, III. Il. 4.
slanxsan. John II Allen, Jona Fairfield, John :.
Jury, W. II. LRmhgth. Ernest : Lyons, James
NJ Hephsrt, Fssak Iasersoil, K c Hill, q. A.
G. Rochester. Herbert II Ilinntsy, George u, Far
we'll" Z. Keith james i. Howe. Andrew Woods,
George nouworth. III. Z. Shields, |. c, Gilman.
Msarlea NeMieEen, J. 4. Ronald. George q.
Rush. Job z. Lyon. John Kslleher. c %. Emory.
sherwood 6orhsm: A. ". Coleman. 7 b. Hart,
Thomas Il. Hariin, Thomas burke. J, H. Met
cale, John II. Elder, q +. II. Pratt, sidney ".
Van wyet. t., IL II. Ames, George J. stonemaa,.
j 4. faliy, W. +. HAYS. l. T. Thompson, John J,
Aca!tyrs- Jay &. siiea, Edgar Lemmcn, Z. p.
f ssen, l. Huisether, James Keller, Frsnk G.
Haddoek, Jerry II. wheeiright, FRED Rice Ro-
well, James A. May, z +. Blaine. Junius koch-
ester Theodore J. DsPuy, George II For.son,
Fan de Henry. J. NJ wiestiiug. IT. e. strive.
" II. aoraam, g 4; III, : H. Piles, Z. G
HowmAa, X. Minsos. Herbert z, Snook. q. N.
Emory. T. H. Cam. Thomas A Gamble. r. "
Esmans, ". A. Peters, ". :. life. James 7.
lantEy. Ralph simon, James Leddy. George II.
Preston,
These gentlemen represent all shades OF poiii
zeal opinion. Some support Judge IAchsenherg
Tor re election. Others do net AL care Tor the
honor OF the bar and for fair play II they do
not represent The bar OF this county, pray who
doasf
The resolutions adopted. and the committee
that reported them, are as follows:
WHEREAS. John +. ray aud John Wiley have
assumed the authorship of certain Anony.
nous pamphlets sSssiling ths Judicial acts Of
Hon. /. J. LaehIepheEg. ana have publicly chsl-
ipngs8 hiia "a = discussion OF his Judicial rec
CF,i, signing their communication ss "a "eofa-
naittee 20 The bar. nov, there ore, be 10
Reso'eef That the aforesaid acts OF said Fay
an0 Wiley "a assuming 10 ael - . COMMITTEES ct
the bar wholly ~tsa1Ut authority az The
RaF Association 81 King county or of any
public OF called mastug OF tha bar OF said
County. ana tasi we repg3iate ali responsibility
for their said sets,
asso.vag That we hereby express oar conf
csnce ia the Integrity OF tie Judiciary Of King
persons 81 impsir public condolences ia and re-
sree' or say member ot said incictazF
Rssatras That the lusiieiNl acts al Judge Lich-
ieuaors require ne viniicattoa against the M
faFafesstoosl assault o. eAsd Neif-Constlguted
COMMITTEES. y r kLAlNE.
THOMAS BUWgE,
J. s. NKfCAlFR
J " WEE~fLtNs,
& HUsaEs.
CommlttaS
The whole tendency % yoar br,e, report 81
he meeting aud 90 the letter of Judge Jacobs
wAs - III secth 5ArTe ana representative meet
ing 81 the bar or an equality With two mem hess
nse John F. Fay sud lobA Wiley. who rspressa;
nathtur bat themselves sad 5heJr segsosai
grssvsacss II H. GILMAN