New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-04
MASTER AND NAN.
HILLS PLEA FOR MAYNARD.
REJOICING OVER HIS NOMINATION..

H. Maynard Justice, honor. proprlety ana the
SssseT 81 our dse ee Of h cn, Of
Appeals. He has not dissraced the court, but has
honored IT, in my opinion-(Senator liill. In Brook
Ign. october %, 1898.
(The people OF the State Offered from Senator
Hill in this matter by over a hundred thousand
Majority
DEFENDING THEFT AS SIMPLE JUSTICE
All that Maynard did was done openly and above
board f9 r tn act on s IN a to UNI the " ohe
! say 10 you that his act was legal, ana that no
a crime was Committed In Gods name why
has not some Republican had Judge Maynard ar
rested on a charge Of larceny. so that be can be
fer to stand at the street-corners ana cry Thief.
Same speech.
ACCEPTING A STOLEN LEGIsLATURE'S Ac.
QC1TTAL.
submit to all fair-minded men that the action
Of the Legislature should have ended all further
persecution o. Judge Maynard But this local bar
Association refused TO submit 10 the decision OF
that body They appealed TO the only tribunal mat
had jurisdiction to investigate and try HIM, ana
then refused tc acqueSce IN It's decision Ihey are
their alleged non partisan association tail TO
the Republican k!te-(same speech
DENoUNCING THE BAR ASSOCIATIONS.
This Bar Association impudently set themselves
up above the law. above the courts. above the
Legislature and above public sentiment. Partisan
newspapers and Republican orators speak Of judge
Maynard ac having been tricd and adjudged guilty
When how and where. let me ask? Is an ex-parte
investigation By a self-cOnstltuted committee Of
"a local Bar Association. having no Jurisdiction
over Judge Maynard. competent 10 condemn hin; ;
He has been eXortratcd by the only tribunal that
had any authority to try him-viz The LEGISLATURE
OF this State. They nppantly assert that he com
United crime when he received the nnch nH
gave them TO the County Clerk, who mad impTop-
erly forwarded them II he did Why ara not SOME
ishedo The courts Of Albany County have been
open from that hour to inc present put VINO haS
appeared to accuse him? No one.-(Same speech
The public should understand that this city par
AssOcia ton does not represent the bar OF that
city. That association constitutes small ana con
temptible minority OF the great bony o. ia"Hv,@
Its leading spirits are a set OF brl"iiess young
lawyers. anxious for not0riety without hsm st"dr.
ing in the profession, little busyboiles VINO are
never 50 happy when attacking somebody.
Gu ~ "retensons and exclusive tendencies
habitues OF clubs who desire to regulate ana con
ing-r1oIn tables because ITS English, you know,
are the brainless set Of mandy -painbys VINO are
tating its suicidal policy in aid of the Kepnbli-
can State Machine The best ia"yers OF ,S 60
speech.
oTwo Of the lawyers thus publicly affrontcd
were subsequently punished by Senator I'LL
when nominated for the United States Supreme
Court by President Cleveland)
RECEIVING 4 LASIIING FROM Az HONEST
DEMOCRATIC JOURNAL.
Senator TIiirs defence Of judge Maynard AS, Ias,
I'm his criticised acts Nothing Is surer than mat
Judge MAYNARD would not have taken away the
true returns Of the Duchess County vote from
the Controllers office I: Mr. I'M had not been ia
Albany then. head-devilling the whole conspracs
''Thc Eagle" has always Iound In the iaci ,hn
Isaac r. MaynarG the slave OF MI Hiii >
iron Will an explanation OF and an tHtehual. o,
Tor what the Judge wrongly did 1t ~ nara lo'
even we'll meaning to do RICH. II they are
co-operaiing with Mr. Hill and he asks or ORDERS
nom 10 do wrong Frank Rice and isaac H. MAY
nard could both TESTIFY TO this =, a.. .,,oo,,,
There we're many young men In the Academy
nfpht Ne
i,,de ,Rst stealing judicial documents, disoheylns
ccnr,s and nulllfying the intent OF voters are JUS
tinable because party supremacy u. sought anu !"
nowerful State leader commands that success ne
sscrrred nv crime Edgar VI. Cullen directed that
that be done which would have wrought rBh' III,
ness The direction was negatived by crime, ne
senator darkened history by many words 30
does the cutiensh ink the waters 10 escape
Cuttlefsh politics, however, is poor ponies. ror
a statesman TO plead 10 stolen LeSisia'uf'
partisan acquttal Of the partisan VINO stoic IL a.
an estopDe OF public judgment was wretchealy
little For him 10 character re the New orK i'at
Associa tion-,he flower OF legal learning ana OF
legal character OF the world-as he did, recalled
Satan's opinion OF Paradise when II was lost 10
him. 49,, 49, ,,...,so M, had ufe
with The crime which his weak VIII committee
at the behest OF strong VIII me strong viii
vas that OF Mr.. Hill. For that crime ne MAS
made Judge For it he should be defeated. Inc
machine has hitherto Kept IT'S han savS SI from
now by the peopleo an MaSy !, asSa sho"'' W