New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-12
MASTER AND MAN.
HILLS PLEA FOR MAYNARD.

For one. ] rejoice thai the Democratic party had
Re N,ynsfa oil rsce honor propcy ami the
usagcs OF our party demanded tho nomination. u,
has made Satisfactory Judge % the Court 81
Appeals lie has pot disgraceG the court. but has
h6norcG it. in my opin.on.-tsenator l.l IN BROOK
Ign october %. 1888.
(Thc people Of the State Offered from Senator
HIIl in this matter by over d hundred thousand
majority)
DETERMINE THEFT AS SIMPLE JUSTICE.
All that Maynard did Vas done openly and above
board. Foi this act Of simple yIsuee inla mao I'
denounced from on, end of tn State . IT, otn':.
! say 10 yOu that MS act MAS Legal. ana mat 10
court has ever declared II Illegal AZ ia sad thAt
mas not some Republican had judge Maynard az
rested on charge OF larceny So ma -, ~, can
tried? They 60 not want such Trial Ihgy pJrr..
fer 10 stand a. the street-corneTs anu cry Ihc''
-(Samc speech
ACCEPTING a Stolen LEGIsLATU RES SC.
QUITTAL
submit to all fair-mindeG men thst The action
of the Legislature" shou!d have ended az l"i tt'r
Association refused TO Submit 10 the decision Of
that body Th'y app aied 70 nc only IT.Dhnn tmat
then refused tc acquiescc Ia its decision Tho are
acting from imprope- motives. ana are iniKin6
the Republican kte -(Sahe speech.
DENorNCING THE BAR ASSOCIATION.
This Bar Association mpudenty set themselves
up above the lax. above the courts, az, me
Legislature ana above public sentiment; l@rtaan
new papcrs and Republican orators speak OF Juete
Maynard as having been tried and adjudEed guilty
When. how and where. Jet me- ask Is an es par e
investigation By sef-ronst!tu,"d committee oi
a local Bar Association having no jl.sdciion
over Judge Maynard competent - cCnIeinn nm J..
H has been exoL,rated by the only tribunal mat
had any authority to try hinl-viz me L.Elslatn!e
Of this State. Tney fippaniy assert mat ne com
mitted crime when ne received me lJut'hcsS
County returns from the Controllers Office ana
gave them to the County CLERK VINO had lmI.op-
ery forwarded them. II he did why did nct sot'' %
body arrest MN and hIhe S'T comm, hay been
open from that hour 10 the present. pat VINO mas
appeared to accuse him? no One.-1Saine speech
COARsELY INSULTING EMINENT LAWYERS.
The public should understand that this city Par
Association does not represent me DaI OF th"'
city. That association constitutes sall ana con
ternpublc minority Of the great boay o. la~y'ts.
Its leading spirits are a set o. % h ncss y"r
lawyers anxious FOR notoriety; wiinout hsh stdii-
Ing in the profession itIe nsyGGnleS, mm9 a.,
little cotere Of Mugwump lawyers. win
habiufs of clubs. who desire to regulate ana con-
troll politics in swallow @iied e9nt5 rUunu 'l',
are the brainless set Of ndmby -pambys VINO are
today controlling the Bar Association ana &c
can S,ate macninc The best lawyers Of New
York city know this TO be the ruih.-(Sa''e
speech.
1Two Of the lawyers thus publicly affron'ed
were subsequently punished by Senator jill
when nominated for the United States Supreme
Court by President Cleyeand)
RECEIVING A LAsHiNG FROM AN HONEST
DEMOCRATIC JOURNAL.
Senator HIls defence Of Judge Maynard ias'
oirht was the result OF fellowship with the JUG.
n his criticised acts Nothing Is surer than ina
judge Maynard would not have taken away ne
true returns Of the Dutchess County vote IRON
tbe Controller Office Il Mr. Iiill had not been ~
hIb,nv then. hcad-dcViling the whole conspiracy
nh Eagle has always found IN the !act INA
Isaac H. Maynard VAS the slave OF MT. I'M
Irnn will an explanation OF and an eXtcnuatloi
for what tho Judge wrongly dld IL - nara lO'
even well-neaning men TO do righ, !. they are
coNonerating with Mr. Hill and he asks or orders
Them To DO wrong. Frank Rice and isaac H. May
nard could both testify to this.
There were many young men III tic NCdu'W@
last night We trust that none or them VIII con
cI,,dc that stealing judicial documents. dsobcylht
courts and multiplying the intent of voters are JUS
Unable because party supremacy Is sought ana
powerful state leader commands that success d,
secured by crime. Edgar VI. Cullen directed ina
that be done which would have wrought I.BhteSJIs
ness The direction was ncgatiNed by crime "a
senator darkened history by many words. %
docs the cutefsh INK the waters t. escape capture
Cuttlensh politics, however. ~ poor pohilcs. foi
a statesman to plead to stolen Lcgisi azure
nartisan acquittal OF the partisan who stole II "a
an estopDel Of public judgment was WretShii'ily
little For him to characterize the New YORK l'ai
Association--the flower Of legal learning ana %
legal character OF the world-as he DID, recaHc'
| Satans opinion Of Paradise when 1t was iost t'
| him. , 1t, - ,,,,.o no, had uf
| with the crime which his weak VIII commute,
| AT the behest of strong Will The strong Wi
| was that OF Mr.. Hill. For that crime ne VA wa,
| made Judge. For IL he should be defeated IN
| machine has hitherto kept its hand of inc Ju
| dietary The judiciary should be saved from /,
| now by the people. MAYNARD should be defeated
| -(Brookyn Eagle, Oct "a. 1898.