New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-14

PHELPS FNGIEWOOD y. j.
been appointed II Tho 81 last HIM who
sock. n.ii,c In NcwIci.cv. 10 consists o fifteen mem
II include the Oanccofs and All tn. Jud cs q
supru' Court, and n addition. A. This i IN" court
reviews the judgments OF ,han'ciy aud tn supreme
Count Con-'uton required that II should D. strength
hy the addition of II, ether Judges A. the" ~N
had no judicial duties outside Of hi, count and Ia II
There were BE- sitting judges " the supreme
court. who q ner--v Of Local rdu ,tl,n and
ntt.d 20 IN tru,t Technical law. Of our
',o,,rnor, wed the idea that Woul1 De- well in
making the appoh;m"nt Of these -iN Judges To select
nsu of chala cter. even whore they md had
training a, aWirrs partly rs compliment 10 dNh@"l-h"i
riilirn, lni partly To- ifing element OF pr teal
business into the 8. time nalort. of
thc.o Judges wetr 'h'~n fom la.u"I ana not from
professional men. We rot - DISTINGUISH them ~ Las
judges 1h" general In Ir l. that II wcir b TAR
they an 9ny and that when IN" La conti'gn
,olt,iici such gIat lw,'f-' n \n1l Odd Garrett ID.
wall caleb ,c'n aud william raftr.on The Ico. L. q
N,w-J"r>oy liked lt T. Il. At ans fat" thci' i N"
rlinor what founded THAT Governor
cnicrains ilr opinion and that hs bceu'nt
appointment, will decrease the lay ,ontins mt. Ihc op
rortunlty all tn statutes Of IA" stat and t"
I'D by decision To "a" MAGNIFICENT fihhc Of on common
as and a. ,harr mi, opportunity in ,qua iptt with oulv
nrecn associates an opening for usefulness which no
man whose engagement, will permit should lightly
refuse consider high honor and gr'at opror.
runity. ana ho.c to c Of the same Use IN the count
Tribute 10 MINISTER RrNNON.
You no.'ce Keep OF thu. SIDE Of The water in my 'ak
You expected when told you tina; wouldn't accept
thl, couIln cnt ~ q tribute ny public services In Der
n bat only a, friendly welcome ncIghbor who had
been a long while home aud was glad O. gel back
IL DOESN'T to ne that did any more than my duty
IN ',crmany and don't want - act a. II thought had
Iut IA JrI,cy gather there i no IrI~on Why nay
not rrr 10 the pride and satisfaction with which vel
coined ny successor. The Newark Journal" ut guess,
,.ld the morning after tn" nomination. III Mr. Phelps
had successor he would have ramci Tho
Hunyon.'
fir a hut .frI
bur sryc. WIN diInii, of with the memory %
highest once, ct the commonly 'ath long and "othI
held: with . pn>on IA religious ami rgal AMI political
circles highest, he would BE- EYER! Whore grcct'd
the first citizen - New jersey. The Emperor william
could not expect thng better than that May
Minister unyon bc happy on the banks OF tn" spree lie
can scarcely be- happy l. am on the banks Of the
oyerpcck And A. drive back to Icanrck Tonight on
the familiar have driven IN all wcathcrs and all
moods nv two u-ty sons tngcwoodbrri aud Engcwooi
trccholccr- viii for the thousinlh time: II
was no mistake to come to fngl'Wo"d.
WHAT MR. TURNER SAID
1tc next speaker was Herbert b. Turner on
D.. Patriotism Above Politics. Mr.. Turner thought
that Engrwood ought To know something about
politics. a. there was OF politics to the
square inch In the town than Murat IIast"ad claimed
for the state OF Oho. The result Of the last election
must have pleased cv"ryhody In Engcwood In one
o nj I''i ns f r' TO- a. ne 'rGin aSe to S'
iudg,. Of the highest court of the state. But the
people Of Eng"wood knew SOMETHING hbout nltrlOti>m
loo and OF them, whatever his politics, could
Withhold his admiration for the successful public
services OF IN. guest Of the evening. Mr.. Turner
said that he peculiarly fitted, lring ,trongl;
dyed in Democracy, 10 bring - Mr.. Phelps the
cordml greeting al his political opponents lIut he
rather welcomed him ellOwcltIz'n and friend
who had risen through various grades Of service
until he bore name we'll known on both continents.
CAREER FOR YorNG MEN TO STUDY
The speaker commended the career Of Mr.. Phelps
TO the attention of young men. an example of the
gentleman ana scholar In politics. such the country
needed to-day. and closed with an expression Of hi,
to7ate remembrance" Of In" friendly services II
Mr.. helps 10 members OF his family when severely
III In Berlin.
Mr. Turner was followed by Donald Nfnclny Thomas
L. Jamrs and j. Wyman Jones. the pioneer who with
one two mere. di>cOyrrr1T En- gcwOod some thirty
five Years ago. There were also specchcs by r.. Y.
Bell Francis Rowland and Ebert 4. IIrinckerhor