New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-30
MASTER AND NAN.
HILLS PLEA FOR MAYNARD.
REJOICING OVER HIS NOMINATION

For one. rejoice that the Democratic party had
the courage of its convictions in nominating Isaac
usages S Of our party demanded the Nomination He
has made a satisfactory Judge Of the Court OF
hOnored it. in my opinon.-(Senator Hill, in Brook
Ign. october g. 1893.
(The people Of the State differed from Senator
Hill in this matter by over hundred thousand
majorityD
DEFENDING THEFT AS SIMPLE JUSTICE.
All that Maynard did was done openly and above
board. For this Of simple justice this man is
denounced from one end Of the State to the other.
court has ever declared it Illegal. 1t is said that
a crime was committed. In Gods name, why
mas not some RePuDicdh hal judge !lidru d :
rested on charge OF larceny so that &c can De
tried? They do not want such trial They PIE.
-(Sane speech
ACCEPTING A STOLEN LEGISLATURES AC-
QUITTAL
/ submit to all falr-minded men that the action
Of the Legislature should have ended all furtne r
persecution OF Judge Maynard. But this local Bar
that body. They appealed TO the only tribunal that
had jurisdiction to investigate and try HIM, and
acting from improper motives, and are making
their alleged non-partissn association a tail TO
the Republican kte-tSame speech
DENOUNCING THE BAR ASSOCIATION.
mn a6ove s IA aboy t6 c9urts aSoye the
Legislature and above public sentiment Partisan
Maynard as having been tried and adjudged guilty.
When. how and where let me ask? j. an eX-parte
local Bar Association, having no jurisdiction
over Judge Maynard. competent 70 condemn him?
had any authority to try him-viz. the Legislature
OF this state They nippantly assert that he com
United crime when ne received the Duchess
County returns fIom the Controllers Office and
erly forwarded them. If he did, why did not some
body arrest him and have the crime duly pun
open from that hour TO the present. but who has
appeared to accuse him? No one.-(Same speech.
COARSELY INSULTING EMINENT LAWYERS.
The public should understood that this city Bar
city. That association Constitutes az small and con-
temptible minority OF the great body or lawyers
lawyers. anxious for notorlety without high stand
ing in the profession. little busybodies. who are
new. 4 little coterie Of MugwHmp lawyers, With
arstocratic pretensions and exclusive tendencies
troll politics in swallow-tailed coats around din
are the brainless set of Mandy pambys who are
to-day controlling the Bar Association and die
ats schne p0s s best Sl ne Of
York City know this to be the truth.-(Same
speech.
1.-TWO Of the lawyers thus publicly affronted
were subsequently punished by Senator Hill
when nominated for the United States Supreme
Court by President Cleveland)
RECEIVING a LAsHING FROM AN HONEST
DEMOCRATIC JOURNAL
Senator HIS defence of Judge Maynard last
night the result of fellowship with the Judge
in his criticised acts. Nothing is than that
true returns OF the Duchess County vote from
the Controllers Office II Mr.. Hill had not been in
Albany then, head-devillin2 the whole conspiracy
'The Eagle has always found Ia the fact that
Isaac II. Maynard the slave of Mr.. Hin 3
iron will, explanation OF and an eXtenuation
for what the Judge wrongly did. IT IS hard for
even ell-meaning men 10 DO RICH, If they are
cooperating with Mr.. Hi and no asks or orders
them TO wrong. Frank Rice and Isaac III. May
pard could both testify TO this.
There many young men In the Academy
last night. We trust that none OF them Will con-
cude that stealing judicial documents. disobeyinS
courts and multiplying the intent of voters JUS
tiable because party supremacy is sought and
powerful State leader commands that success be
Secured by crime. Edgar NJ. Cullen directed that
that be done which would have wrought righteous
ness The direction negatived by crime. The
Senator darkened history by many words 50
does the cutleiSh the waters 10 escape capture
Cuttlefsh politics, however. is poor politics For
a statesman TO plead TO stolen Legislatures
partisan acauittal Of the partisan who stole II as
an estopDel OF public judgment was wretchedly
little. For him to characterize the New-Iork Bar
Assocaton--the flower OF legal Learning ana OF
legal character Of the wOrld-as he did. recalled
Satan's opinion OF Paradise when II was lost TO
him.
Judge Maynard soiled an otherwise not bad life
with the crime which his weak wlli committee
at the ;-hest OF strong Will The strong VIII
was hat of Mr.. HIN. For that crime he was
made Judge. For 1t he should be defeated. The
machine has hitherto kept its hand OF the J1.
dietary The judiciary should be saved from II
now by the people. Maynard should be defeated.
--(Brooklyn Eagle. Oct "a, 1898.