New-York tribune., 1894-10-23
DENoUNcING THE BAR ASSOCIATION.

DENOCNClNG THE BAR ASSOClAIION'
This Bar Association impudently set themselve: .t:
up above the law, above the courts, above the
Legislature and above public sentiment f2rtlsan
newspapers ana Republican orators speak OF jugs
When how and SRere. let me ask? Is an ex,paris
investigation by self-constituted committee o.
Judge Maynard competent to condemn nm /.
He has been exontrated by the only tribunal @ ma.
of this State. They iippantly assert that he com.
mtted crime when he received the nutcnrsSi anS
gave them TO the County Clerk. who had improp-
ery forwarded them II he did why did not some
shed? The courts OF Albany County have been
open from that hour to the present. but who ma n1s
CoARSELY INSULTING EMINENT LAWYERS
The public should understand that this ely Bsf
City That association constitutes a small and con-
temptiblc minority of the great body OF i"Wyerns,
It's leading spirits set OF briehess young young
lawyers anxious for notorety. without high sAna,
ing in the profession, Little busybodies VINO Az Az
never 40 little nIpps coterie "fi OF MugWGmp lawyers wh
arsiocratc pretensons and exclusive tendenC,.n,. on
troll politics in swaIIow-taied coats around din:
ng-r0om tables because ITS English, you KNOW,
to'day @ e controIlng the Bar AssociatiOn and dic-
can State machine The best lawyers OF New. New.
York City know this to be the truth.--tSa1"'
speech. 49,,
1.-TWO Of the lawyers thus publicly affron,ea
were subsequently punished by Senator h"'
when nominated for the United States Supiem'
Court by President Cleveland)
RECEIVING A LASHING FROM AN HoNES'
DEMOCRATIC JOURNAL.
Senator Hilrs defence OF Judge Maynard, Us 49,
night WAS the result of fellowship with me JuSss
In his criticised acts: Nothing Is surer .na y the
Judge Maynard would not have taken ava, y,,om %
true returns OF the Duchess County Vo'e - III IN
the Controllers Office If Mr.. Hill had not p.v peen
Albany then, headdevilling the whole consp",sttt ,stt
Isaac H. Maynard the slave OF sir. IL, n,an
iron will. explanation OF and an x'snpS Tor
for what the Judge wrongly did IL Is ,hsv na are
even wellmeaning men TO do righ. II u eney ecyrders
cooperating with Mr.. Hill and he asks OF NAV.
them to do wrong. Frank Rice and Isaac H. ''-'
nard could both testify to this. Academy
last night. We trust that none OF them Viewing WIN
clude that stealing judicial documents asoue,ns ms.
courts and nullifying the intent or voters Vst ana
tihabe because party supremacy Is h s1us success
secured by crime, Edgar NJ Cullen eriShteous-
that be done which would have wrought Thu rgn'T The
ness. The direction was negatved by eriinsi eris So
Senator darkened history by many w ~o CAPTURE.
does the cuttleiish ink the waters TO escape For
Cuttlefish politics. however. Is poor PoatSistnres
a statesman TO plead to stolen Leg ss,ois n -
estopDel OF public Judgment was asMyork Bar
little. For him to characterize the New, nd ef
Assocaton-the flower OF legal iearhihas ia recalled
legal character OF the word-as he DID, rsSte lost to
Satans opinion OF Paradise when 1t was 'oS'
him. ,,.. M, had un
at the behest of a strong will. The strons was
was that Of MIR. Hill. For thst cL. cdLs.ssated The
made judge. For it he should pc PEND of the ju.
dietary The Judiciary should be saysa ns defestsk
@1SreSslyn nSS SS !ns Eagle. esSR'eo Oct. X 1855.