New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-28
THE VERDICT ON MAYNARD.
GRAND CHORUS OF APPROVAL.
A COURAGEOUS PERFORMANCE.


From The Troy Times Qsep)
For The members OF the committee to thus arraien
Judge before whom they at any uine HAY , hnr e,a
stand the discharge OF the duties Vi tne.r prVe Us
formed their task without fear OF fuuiTc dsiavor. iS
awabidng czens oil me eS SIaSe, " war
IT WAS FAIR AND JUST.
From The Albany Journal (Rep)
Tie names of the committee are proof OF It's nigh
character and judicial accomplishments and inc lacs
antee that the Judgment against Mr. MAYNARD was
reached not only fair consideration Of the facts
In the case. but also without partisan preIuui0e'
Is THERE ANY CoNsCIENCEi
From The Buffalo Express Qnc.j
The Bar Association demands that MAYNARD be re-
moved BY the EegSatGr rs Pe T heed s @ de
mand hut there are A few Democratic members VINO
have regulations to sustain. They cannot Keep usm
selves dean If they refuse TO Ioin In removing tnAs
dlshOnorcd Judge.
THINKS 1T BEATS TIE WITCHES.
From The Albany Argus DEM
The committee TO try the charges was composed.
without exception, we believe. Of members OK mo
In the days Of the Salem witchcrat trials the prose
entor aud the Judge were often the same person ane
years to those trials find precedent for Its shame
fully unfair conduct.
SUBMIT IT To TIE COURT.
From The Buffalo Courier (Dem)
There seems to be but course open for Mr..
MAYNARD If he sincerely believes that the Bar As
ISOLATION has done him an injustice lie must sub
than the one which has censured him severely. II
majority Of hs present a'G Ella on the court h Sf
declaring that he has not been guilty Of conduct not
patable lnwycr and faithful officer. the Democratic
party Of the state will gladly abide by such deter
this or any other proper way he can again APP
pear As an aSpirnt to public ONCE IN the gt OF mo
ihond rs n matter Of duty to the state and to tho
party which has trusted him resign his present office.
SHALL CREATURE STRIKE CREAToR'
From The Elmlra Advertiser Rep)
Inasmuch as tho committee Democratic and tho
mocrac. il / expecting too much 10 look for somc
acton on the part Of r the b, apSatn:
too much II II n0, for the fact that the legislature
was made Democratic by Just such scoundreliy acts
as that which the Bar Association has condemned
Maynard.
HOW ABOUT HILL. RICE AND EM->Nsi
From The SyrlsiSe standard URepD
Eut the finding Of the Bar Association suggests that
there were offenders besides Maynard
they be not amenable to tribunals and legislatures
they responsible in the court OF public sentiment;
and before that august bench We leave them
THEY MUST ALL BE PUNISHED
From The Pouehkeepsie Eagle, dsepl
hc N s"n. ' to p.h the Chief cuiprts. coverings ill.,
Controller Wempe and secretary Rice. and their
complies the state Board OF tanvasscrs
WHAT lie OUGHT TO REALIZE.
From The Utica Herald (RepD
The brand upon him is indeble lie IS condemned
by lawyers who are his superior, IN leyl ntainihens.
presence on the bench j. insult 10 the state. IL
hurts the standing Of court which has been held IN
high respect.
NO PARTISAN-IIlP ABOUT IT.
From The Kingston Freeman Rep)
II must not lie forgotten that there Is nothing
partisan about these findings The majority OF inc
committeeman belong To the same political party rs
judge MAYNARD and all Of them gentlemen eminent
and honOred I'm their profession. Nor i the assocla-
ton elf which indOrsed the report, partisan bodys
NOW FOR FRANK RICE!
From The Rochester Democrat (Rep)
Secretary of state Rice did not dodge. but went 70
his oce and handed ont the returns to Emans OF per-
mtcd him q carry them away. Rice Is now secretary
of state and the Bar Association should consider he
case a, IL is quite fragrant as that Of Maynard.
Rice was distinctly pointed ont by Judge Cullen
Sponsble for the taking Of the returns rom MS own
Office.
WILL POLITICS PROTECT HINT
From The Utica Press DEM
1t is more than probable that that body will deaa
much more lightly with Judge Maynard than has tho
committee Of the New-lork City Bar Association.
AN OBJECT LESSON FOR YOUNG MEN.
From The Albany Express (Rep)
Meantime Maynard makes no sign that he proposes
to get ou-or that he feels the weight OF the conempt
in which he Is held by the public. Against all that
he places the $4,000 a year. which he receives for
his part Of the work Of stealing the Legislature OF the
first state I'm the Union. such Is modern
Democracy Young men who are preparing to vote
for the first time tbs year-tlere 10000 Of them
In tins state OF Newlolk-Shoud keep that interesting