New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-16

lieht Of the stove I discovered IL to he my ooi-
lar and put it under my pillow the heN'
morning my companion let me. He never said
q word about that dollar Nor did think that
! had stolen it. l simply recovered possession
of my property. Judge Maynard coh"hueu
the Governor. highly pleased with the parai'e''
recovered what belonged to the peope Vi ''e
state and returned 1t to them. For this ao' he
Is entitled TO the greatest eulosum ever No'-
ferred on mortal man.
After telling this story the Governor denied
that he had appointed Maynard judge OF 'he
Court of Appeals at the instigaton oil sen
ator Hill and declared that he was recommended
for the vacancy caused by Judge Earle promo
ton to the place made vacant by the death Oh
Chief Judge Kruger by the other Judges OF ''e
court He refused to give the names OIL these
Judges. but he neglected to say that he made
the appointment less than two days after Judge
Rurers funeral and at least two weeks be-
fore 1t became known that Maynard had peeh
guilty Of stealing the genuine return which
the highest court of the state had ;oroereo
should be counted.
rAMMANY'S CHIEF SEES THE ERROR OF 1T
There was only one opinion about Governor
Flowers attempt to defend Maynard yesterday
and that was that he had made ptaole
spectacle not only of Maynard but of the Gov
ernor of the State of New-York. Mr.. croker
who occupies apartments in the Wlndsor Hote
where Governor Flower makes his headquaTteIs
when in the city had long talk with tne GOV
ernor Yesterday and 1t Is said urged him to
make a correction of some kind In his interview
which would make 1t less enective weapon i
i'm the hands of the opponents OF Judge NAY :
nard Mr. Croker told some OF his lntiHiates
Yesterday that Flower had made terrible mess
Of it.and IL is said blamed the Governors prl-
uniting him to come to NewYork alone
Usually the private secretary is at the cover
nor's elbow when he is allowed TO talk 10 news
paper men, and is able to prevent such breaks
as the Governor made on Saturday night. VIII
liarns was telegraphed for and was expected at
the hotel last evening.
was Obliged to confess that he could not deny
the interview. or assert that he had been ms
quoted in any particular, as reporters iioi,l
three different new spapers were present ana loon
full notes in shorthand of what he said MI.
Flower could not be induced TO return TO the
Maynard question yesterday. In regard 10 me
prevention of prize fights and knockouts within
the State, he was voluble enough, but INSISTED
that ne was poweTless 10 take any actlon 10
stop brutal exhibition of this sort unless me
Sheriff of the county where the hght was 10
take place made official application 10 him.
c. A. HANDS CUTTING REJOINDER.
Clifford A. Hard. Frederic r. Crudert. Will
lam B. Hornblower, James c. Carter, and other
Democratic lawyers WHO 'ooh PdiI III '"N A'"'
Associations investigation of Maynards case
were bitterly denounced in the Governors IN
tervjew Mr. Hand was much amused by the
methods by which the Governor undertook 10
defend his appontee.
s"rhe Governor has admitted all that was
charged against Judge Maynard" he said. ana
tF4s left nothing for those who oppose MIN 10
do But ] never expected to see the time wheh
the Governor of this State would defend the
violation of the sanctity of the
mails. and the breaking a penal statute. and
claim that stealing was justifiable II the part!
srecfen from was an alleged thie1