New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-24

NEW.YOR
p"nished' The courts Of Albany County have been
opc ron That hour 10 the present. bur VIII, has s'
peored to accuse hun! No one.
An accusation in court would give him opIor-
tnhi'y TO be heard, and tina, dcfe tie prsccu.
'ion Ihey prefer an cNpartc. clfconsttuf'd h"""o"'
hVc'ra'on; they desire to appeal to public cianof 10
partisan prejudice and tribunals rather than 10
the open courts Of justice.
Why has not some Republican preferred chnfg' aSfp,'
Judge Maynar1. had him corTctcf7 fN"y so'u
lawyer knows that the charge could NOT D. s">''nci
observe tina, ob.,rcpcous ndtid"a Of the last
meeting Of this Bar A-scla o. Iropo-cf u appoint Il
committee regularly prosecute Judge Na'i"u III 'c
courts, but tho leaders received tn proPoo" !"
alarm and CONSERVATION. ald cau-ei II 70 be i""e''
voted down by twothrds majority.
judicial investigation i the las. thing ID 'he "''u
that these Republican conspirator- want
A CONTEMPTIBLE MINORITY, SAYS THE SENATOR
The public shouic understand that this Cty n'f AS'o
citation dos represent the bar Of that ciN' '"''
association small and contempipe nh"o'i'
OF tho great BODY Of lawyers. There are oo'' me"o
Of bar OF Ncw.YorS city. and YET OF mat NUM- '
ONLY loo arc members that association. mat as
socatcn aroranv assumes to spoak for the whole b1i
OF that city aid vet they constitute a trbe noie uah
onc.siyth OF that whole bar.
The truth is that this association ha> greatly de9-n
Grated In yeaIs In IT. early day. u ha sP"e'e
OF Usefulness ana honor IO-u"N ''''' a.
respectable members Of IL for whom personally ! nave
ge,t respect but they merely nominal IN moer' an l
take active interest In Its arar> It> ro"- ~ ~
Of young brcness lawyers ANXIOUS Tor ho'o etF
without high standing the profession tte pn-y IS
who happy when they are at''cMn' Sh'e
BODY some eminent men permit them 10 uS theif names
public occasions. The whole business OF the s'c''
zion Is usually transacted by few men AT the recent
which Judge Moynari was again Io' the '''u
time recond.mncd there were scarcely 80 members
present.
"BRAINLEss SET OF NAMBYPAMBYs"
A little cotere OF Mugwump lawyers with arstocratic
prtrnsions and exclusive tendencies habtue' OF clubs
desire regulate and control politics III S""lf"
tailed coat orouid dinngoon tables because Tvs Eng
I-h you know are the braincs' set o; n'mb pam'>s
who ar. today controlling Dir Association am Ill
Eating suicidal policy In ala Of tho Npib' an sac
machine. Tho lawyers Of New.Nork CtF Kho" tli'
to the truth II become vc'y cS usiVc aS'o IA
ton which accounts the smancSS Of it, member Up
Fvc.cighths OF it, membership are either krpupnc"s
or Mucwunps. The CT Of the reputable Demo
rac lawyers do NOT belong to It, ana c9u' not JON
under TIE exclusive policy which now controls H.
Tie majority O. rs Committee Admissions are Rciub
Leans and Mucwumr Democrats Jcfcrsonan Demo rats
are not wanted association. and was only fe"
years the Of leading Democratic lawyer
Of Ncw.Jcrs,y Ncw-yorH who had been the Governor
Of the State wa, objected 10 " this assocl1rlon.
Look al the narrow and concmv;lblc policy which ihe
pursued toward the Hon George F. Rocrch
Of Ncw.York and from Tint city, In REJECTING
lis application foi membership although II Is conccie NJ
I. rcpuab, and honest lawyer be ausc In his ocial
and ~cmiJudicia capacity LEGISLATOR r had signed The
report generating Judge Maynard That same policy
wous rroscrirc ~ mocrac Senator and member o.
the LEGISLATURE Of 1892.
Who doubts that Senator Eoesch would have prem ai-
mttcl to membership he had reported the other way
III. application for admission held up during The
legislative nve tiga,lon ond r effort thus to !ntinidac
MIN or influence his official actions and tn Wcsrip"h
which followed deserved the s"vrrt condemnation ana
places this association beneath the contempt oil hone men
charge that association (. now ard has v" 10
sone v-lrs conducted mcrc annex To- the h'pnb'Hl
stat machine.
That machine has r'w1rdrA Mcssrs Choate ana Root
,,vo n, the prominent Of this ISOLATION a'c one
~ them IT, counsel election cases by rc"nuV
dominating them as dccec~aarce IN the C'n'un' nal
Convcn,ion The assoc alton aiding the lierihi ans.
Why shorl, not the Republicans al to o. ih' n'' :
81 me association mcubors ii tAcli ambition Ei'' -
the Rnpuhican cand dlt' i himself a m"T"r OF thAt
body Tho fact has "-crp d The % cfNn'i"h OF
thoughtful mon thai ti!s a-focl1ton readily a''c- j 10"
r,t, utg, and olca. Int (: ncvr atlas R-pnbl as
Senator Hin closed ly saving that II he ha1
hundred votes ne would cast them fni M'.WY
T:oodv The attacks Of the opposition ohN
strengthened his place In the hearts OF true Deiny-
Gratis They would react and give him an old
fashioned Democratic majority.
Senator Hill spoke two hours, ne was IoiI9" ~,
nv Wavor Uoody who discussed the issues OF he
local campaign Ex-Police Commissioner James ~
He'll also spoke.