New-York tribune., 1894-10-09
MASTER AND NAN.
HILLS PLEA FOR MAYNARD.
REJOICING OVER HIS NOMINATIO

For one. rejoice that the Democratic party had
II. Maynard. Justice. honor. propriety and the
usages OF our party demanded the nomination He
Appeais He has rot disgracei the court. but has
honored IT, in my 9Pnioh-'Senator HILL IN BROOK
CThe people of the State differed from Senator
Hill in this matter by over hundred thousand
majority)
DEFENDING THEFT AS SIMPLE JUSTICE.
All that Maynard did was done openly and above
board. For this act OF simple justice this man Is
/ say to you that his act was legal. and that
court has declared II illegal. 1t is said that
a crime was committed. In Gods name. why
has not some Republican had Judge Maynard ar
rested on a charge OF larceny. 50 that he can be
tried? They do not want such trial They pre-,
fer TO stand at the stroe-corners and cry, Thief"
-(Same speech
ACCEPTING y STOLEN LEGISLATURES AC-
QUITTAI.
! submit 10 all fairminded men that the action
OF the Legislatur" should have ended all further
persecution ot Judge Maynard. But this local Bar
Association refused to submit to the decision Of
that body. They appealed to the only tribunal that
had jurisdiction to investigate ana try him, and
then refused tc acquiesce its decision. They are
acting from improper motives, and are making
the Republican kite-(Same speech.
DENOUNCING THE BAR ASSOCIATION
This Bar Association impudenty set themselves
up above the law, abov. the courts. above the
new spapers and Republican orators speak OF Judge
Maynard as having been tried and adjudged guilty.
When. how and where. let me ask Is an ex-parte
a local lar Association having no jurisdiction
over Judge Maynard, competent q condemn MIN?
He has been exortrated by the only tribunal that
had any authority to try him-viz. the Legislature
Of this State. They hppantly assert that he com
mittci crire when ne received the Duchess
County returns from the Controllers office and
gav" them TO the county clerk. VINO had lMpIop-
.rly forwarded them. II he did. why did not some
e9a G hm ana 70 HIS SSny the corm ba ay bbe been
open from that hour 10 the present. but who has
appeared to accuse him; No one-(Same speech
CoAKsELY INSULTING EMINENT LAWYERS.
The public should understand that this city Bar
Association does not represent the bar OF that
city That association constitutes small and con-
temptibe minority OF the great body OF lawyers
Its leading spirits are a SCI oi bFleneSs youiS
lawyers anxious for notorety, without nigh stand
INK in the profession. lttle busybodies who are
never happy when attacking somebody
nttle coterle of Mugwump lawyers. with
habituts Of clubs. who desire to regulate and con-
troll politics in swalow-talled coats around din,
arr. tho brainlcss set OF namby -pambys who are
today controlling the Bar Association and die
can STATE machine The best lawyers of New
York city know this TO be the ruth.-(Same
speech.
(Two Of the lawyers thus publicly afrronted
were subsequently punished by senator Hill
when nominated for the United States Supreme
Court by President CievelandD
RECEIVING A LAsHrNG FROM AN HONEST
DEMOCRATIC JOURNAL.
Senator Ililrs defence OF Judge Maynard last
night the result of fellowship with me Judge
In his criticised acts. Nothing ~ surer than that
Judge MAYNARD would not have taken away the
true returns OF the Dutchess County vote from
the Controllers Office If Mr.. H had not been in
Albany then, head-deyilllng the whole conspiracy.
'rhc Eagle has always found in the fact that
/ Isaac H. Maynart was the slave OF MI Hul
iron will. an explanation OF and an eN,enuation
FOR what the Judge wrongly dii. 1t ls nara ioT
even cl-meannB men 10 do riSh' II they d.e
/ co-opcratIng with Mr. I.ll ami he asks or orders
them to DO wrong Frank Rice and Isaac ii. May
nard could both testify TO this.
There were many young men In the Academy
last night We trust that none OF them VIII con
clulr that stealing judicial Documents dlSobcylnS
tihablc because party supremacy is sought ana 4
/ powerful State leader commands that success De
B. secured by crime. Edgar VI. Cullen directed That
thai b, done which would have wrought righteous
ness. The direction was negatiNed by crime ne
senator darkoncd history 10y many words. 50
does IA. cuttelsh ink tn waters to escape capture
Cuttl,a.h politics. however, Is poor poitlcS. For
i "A statesman TO plead 10 stolen Legs latire :
p,rtisan acdutttl OF the partisan VINO stole II az
AN .stopne OF public judgment was wr"tchealy
uttle For him to characterize the New-Nork bar
! Assoc.ation-the flower of legal learning and or
/ legal character Of the wOrld-as he did, recalled
Satan's opinion Of Paradise when 1t was lost TO
him. -,
Judge Maynard soed an otherwise not bad life
with the crime which his weak VIII committed
et the beheat Of "A strong Will. The strong VIII
was that OF Mr.. Hill For that crime he WAS
made Judge For ii he should be defeated The
machine has hitherto kept It's hand or the Ju.
/ dietary. The Judiciary should be saved from II
now hy the people Maynard should be defeated
-(Brooklyn Eagle. oct. a. 1895
NORWAY As IT rs.