New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-26
HE WILL HEAR THE ECHO.
THE BAR ASSOCIATIONS BIG MEETING
THIS EVENING
SENATOR HILLS "YoUNG AND BRIEFLEss LAW
yEKs" AND "BRAINLEss NAMBY-PAM'
Bysn WILL. HAVE SOMETHING
TO SAY ABOUT HIS DE.
FENCE OF NAY
NAI,D.

u expressions OF popular opinion against ou'.
.,.ous attempts by Democratic ring government
In so great a State as New-lork to elevate M
40 a vacant chair the bench OF the Cour. VI mp
neals of the Commonwealth are 10 count io '
ring IN the pending election. the Bar Associ"',o"
meeting to be held this evening in Cooper M"
should insure a most emphatic voice IN ia'o' =. ,
,uri,v of the judiciary. Every shot has an e.'o'
and the shot fired by Senator DAVID d. M
prooklvn in defence of Isaac II. Maynard o" wv"
dav evening last finds It's echo against ,he ~
~ the Bar Association of New-York in the io'".
~ the can for the meeting tonight. lheE az A.,
insignificant men in this community WIN
coll hut they are in almost every Instance Inv
Gratis who helped to vote In the present
and State Administrations. Names ' l.,
great deal in commercial and business ,,
Nowyork CITY That of Wheeler H. feoN
chairman of the Bar Association IL 'i'e non"
Democrat, conspicuous for twenty !ea'' on tho
-, tic Identification with the overtime" Vi INV
Tweed government and with all efforts 80, 49,.
something like decent and reputap!e 'Iu'N'uu ~
troll of municipal affairs on 'hiS ~
leaguered island , ~ tho call
-. ~ carter and of Frederic r. Coudert' wnose
name appears directly beneath that oil MS "o"o .a
senior member Of the New-horK pa'' MI an,,,
Roth of these distinguished advocates navy ,,
snneared before an international court p,
,ntelliaently and eloquenty in behaii OF A'Vii."
,, go r,ohts With their newly acquired
,iyb.
so,ors rasting upon them. they will stand 'o-hie''
before n New-York audience pleading tha.' III ,"s
name of decency. a dsgraced man. .''' noa ~,
their own political party, shall not oe "o" on,,,o
a popular Endorsement Of great po''.''". ninh
through the mediumshlp vi e'
judiciary post in the state 49, -. ro
O,har s,rners of the call for the meeting OF pro-
tes, are men of the stamp OF stephen r. -"S' -,
Francis c. Barlow William e. Choate anu pan-
,erv Anderson John r. Parsons ana Eniu,'' i''-
dolph Robinson Sias b. Browheh anu - rash,
Morgan William c. Rhnelander ana Johh OiUSo'
-, Oswald Ottendorfer and John Clah''i' NV
~, Scbeu and George C. Clark Henry I. DENNIS
John l. Cadwalader. George Blagden anu 80 n,.,.
of ike influence in this community. A sia"'e
the list will give assurance ' nav noliticai admins
tration does not appear Every sgner 10 nG the
is influential ana -, 1smocratic party FREEDOM
is In the call because Mr. MAYNARD is an
five S.4s o ave So dnsn
Wheeler II. Peckham. as rres'aiehoo order I and his
snssSb in discharge of that function Is looked he
ward to as the ESSnGse Mr. G ' %Saynar
Tr,er viii also speak and those VINO nav ns
tened the blunt contract Of the New-York
fsr will have to deeply consiasr, amer,can-
ali he say for ms of his The
ss are must be said Of Frederic r. Couaer h sS
or ANYTHING nfTSs "SYSss
grading municipal Affairs Tne minded
Democrat he is lacking in Courage o, banesa sov
eNpont We also will speak. Theodore bacon Oh
Rocheser will be heard in behalf OF me ,hni Seth
ronstit,iencv and II is pleasure to add una 49,
yny president OF Columbia CniveIsty has md nd
fuliy indicated his readiness 70 sneakers
Il; candid and just opposition 70 the eef Annes a.
H. Maynard as Judge Of the sT nnt cothed in hypo-
critical The The IS b oSrqy is TO
.ne ne The election of Isaac H. Maynard 10 .ne
court of Appeals The presence Of isr na trade
rc,es &c assured Admission will be free and ihose
who reach the hall at the earliest noun VIII ~
,,,.a,,. 70 secure the best seats