The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-10-27
TALKING AGAINST MAYNARD
MS BAR hssOCIA TI0N EoEs ADDRESS
4 PUBLIC MEETING

: Cooper Union last night conducted nv m
MuGwump lawyers OF the Bar Association VIII
wanted to protest against Isaac II Maynard n
candidate for Judge OF the Court OF Appeals
Mr. l'icharl Watson Glider. the poet was ais,
present Francis NJ Scott with otber mann
bers OF tho T. NJ. l.. movement. were conspicu
Gus on the list OF Vice. Presidents and also OF
the platform. Mr.. Glider. wearing hir GOOD
Government Club A expression stood at the
back OF the stage and said. Come Sonnet
softly to himself
Tho'hall was filled early. many OF those pres.
cnt being elderly women Tho police refused
to admit any more people at 4 o'clock Those
who were LETT out In tho cold gathered around
truck and heard Socialist orator say that
both parties were bad They were an assorted
audience. and seemed perfectly satisfied with
that view
few minutes after g o'clock an elderly
man. wearing II soft felt hat and long black
| coat, tried to get in at the door leading to the
| corridor OF the stage. Tho policeman turned
on MN ana told him to go away The elderly
man raised tho brim OF his soft hat and snid
mildly: oh. guess can get in" The po-
liceman recognized him. and said Yes
guess you can" 1t was Mayor Hewitt
Chairman Wheeler II. peckham said that the
| meeting had been called in order that we
might condemn Isaac H. Maynard" There
were on the platform with him. besides the
speakers and Mr. Glider. the poet. who has
been mentioned lefore. John i. Parsons,
Carl Schurz. Charles T. Southmayd Joseph
lnrocdue, Elihu Root. Charles C. Beaman
William A. Jenner. Julien T. Davies, Henry i.
Rowland. Simon Stcrne. Francis NJ Scott and
many other OF the Vice Presidents. Several
women also sat on tho platform. Mr.. Peckham
rehearsed the charges against Judge May
nard and frequently used the word "Pur-r-
mi mo rvit Low, 4
r." lie said at one spot:
II Maynard may purloin returns to-day and be re.
warded by being made Judge OF the Court OF
some Republican Maynard may do 1t tomorrow in the
hone OF the same some other reward. And fraud
o NOT m s ,H ssn % 'ns
lie OF muSketry anu the booming Of cannon. Vote for
A goodly part OF the eoauence OF the even
Ing was devoted to showing that Coy. Flower
his career by getting back his famous dollar
from the inside porket OF the sleeping boy who
should have done. It appeared, was to have
brought legal action For OF course the boy
that Il @ his doar T1Io h hsi SnoRer
WIZ the a ador the co5 p have Of nosn the boy
orators that Coy. Flower had really done what |
Mas wF9MhEat lSast to legal mlnd,snd that
II lug Maynard would have to 60 In the same
Mr.. James c. Carter. who followed Mr. Peck
turns OF Duchess county, were fasifed in
1881. offered these interesting observations on
the purity Of the ballot:
In u free ballot lies our only protection for our
property. liberties and lives Bul suppose We
~, saInss we n "Gse
IN The and s mi:
sppronriatoh an, sqGnl,er", by fraudulent onei
n s5nar Are &C sss a9 WOW
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he Ala ~
pn. honest men - in their places: IAgp!auss
does "a AID a. Us ~ , RSs
al. Ed "s hs
correctly i5ans%ii.sa 10 the Hoard Of ounty canvas
arr the BE- ssa.
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inv inv ,nS. no savs Jus, %". il
rsaiy observed at every step else republican gov
sod ne Ts t1sFe to
ach 1aa.s ii is What has sI"Hs dom TspHbca
nien threatens rs !, tmes 70 come. AfpIauso 1t
for repHSan n.ttat,ons ana O. c psS
els them TO N.Y. as tho poet hasit from petty tyrants
acts" and he went into, the we-knowna
history OF the case from the Republican stand
heT G 81 ,v were edopted de1ouncins the
IL, Chairman to appoint a committee OF fifty
o do anything it likes to oppose Judge May.
uT0 election.
Theodore Bacon OF Rochester also spoke. {
President Low OF Columbia College. formerly
republican Mayor OF Brooklyn. devoted him
The doctrine of Coy. Flower is the doctrine c
I III" anarchist" Mr.. Frederick Il. Coudert
Mr. Coudert devoted his remarks chiefly to
reply to Senator Hill. He said. in part: t
y!ss.Em was nad and Ieturns we're made
sIt.ea ThasI The c oG4tsn new
v Jaw opsra!ed as substitute the nrst Inc of
s.It to deliver er1f ht G ;s
Tsns a. e AGs"X TO sh es n.
ira his duty no MAKE. delivery ., these Important
a.s q ,,. % 3, .'' ' sss
ps sp Of u SanyS,ess gay. the slee.i9n
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a 81 van %. not 1s
as% s'F ns lsy " wa.
patty as.snxe m ne The Il
Sse %h0 were Isnsa most " WON aS% "a
To- nn9 by The Immediate
s i1i he sS.l a a. rs rfd ~ aSss May
t.nt"n to do wrong IN may be rue. ci
rearanae Of his neuen vc HEAT MHi1s tor the st
e.. r MIN pn r's 10 II" Il. a., Is
Cd. II is only III song and opera Doune That "
II your heart he true SC
.d law . afs s s 81 IA, ana wGsid
nscence or ue desperate effort OF wrong In
er to shield himself from punishment, 1913" -
gdge Maynard has he, defended by very urumL ~
NJ men, one the 'htet Executive OF this stale ne
oln many % u. know personally and st OF q
have helped To raise TO HIS high ONCE vw urr- tn
IA integrity was probably
drrOOk odefend his nppontee by recital nom his MI
n experience, which would uperiI his suIIln,v ~
ohg honorable men had not long nfo Integrity ~
ma nm been stronger tuhn HE ~
thihg better illustrates our confidence chaTnc. IN
imam tile TACT thht cuitnIe him lti
mis- unsolicited assault n,,d
mother champion lie found IN tue hblest most NJ,
peHenced polit,cian OF TINS state man who mas L.
uti.d the highest Offices Whatever his enemies -
y have cnosen 10 say against him. one mas Sl
Or charged him with incgphcry TO understapu a
npc atel pohtcal situation OF inability express
views lie has aue an elaborate behalf ar
ike Maynard lie has not dsc aimed his own share In
mo responsibility In seeAlng. therefore give ~
per weight TO ms argument let us not forget ms We
II relation 10 the act rO
TAR mo most interesting art OF tho defence Rr
ed OF an Assault upon the distinguished orators do
Id, Oh m.rbsn. ~ mus N " thA 10 manor oN
III IA 20 ,eti"" mn nn sT'o, "m ,ne snn!rc; TN
r. and conc led thai t,e Hnr Assmr ni"n PEI
o have brought tins e before thfIr FELLOW IN,
lnbsIr ana before the pubic are acking in these tut
llrctuh qua ltics winch most rIceiy nc on