New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-13

I'm their company at Winnosook Lodge in the Cats
kills a couple OF years ago.
Judge r r. Gilbert. of Judge Maynarls firm. ar
rived here tonight and took charge Of the body.
which Will be taken tomorrow to Delhi. The fun
oral will he held the latter place on Sunday after
noon at o'clock.
Isaac Horton Maynard was born at Bovina. Della
war; County y. Y. April .. ls3S. OF Scotch and
English descent HIS earliest years were spent on
hts fathers farm. He received his education at
Stamford Seminary, In STANFORD. and then entered
Amherst College In the c.ass OF 1867 where ne was
graduated with prizes In Greek and In extern
poraneous debate He entered tho law office %
william Murray at Delhi y. Y. and was admitted
10 he bar In 1863 whore he began his practice nut
removed in 1865 to Stamford n Y, where NJ had
since lived. There he formed partnership with
H. +. Gilbert. his cousin, afiorward Judge OF the
supreme Court. This partnership continued tn
ISIS In 1863 Mr. Maynard elected Supervisor
OF his town In ls7j he elected 10 the Legs
laturc from Delaware County as L Democrat, ana
was reelected I'm 1873 In ls7 ne was elected
County Judge and Surrogate o. Delaware County.
.ie served full term Of six yeas
IT. lss3 Mr. MAYNARD q candidate for 5ecre-
,ary II state on the state Democrats ticket, He
was defeated a, the polls by son votes. the rest
q The Democratic ticket being elected hy about
the sam majority. CA January J. lNNi judge May
nArd was appointed by Attorney General Obr''A
Ffst Deputy Attorney GENERAL. aud ac!d the ONCE
l.
se.on! Controller Of the United States Treasury 20
which ne was appointed by President Cleveland. In
Aprli l.r he was appointed Assistant Secretary OF
the Treasury to succeed Charles Fa'rchild VINO
bad been made Secretary Oh he retirement OK
rau!c. Manning lie resigned TINS once Oh 'H-
fa.ugurall,n q Dres lent Harrison March D. l~s,
bot retained his desk 'l April !. At the request OF
Secretary Window.
L. Nay. lss Judge Maynard appointed By
Governor I'M ono o. The Commissioners to revise
the general laRs II he state. lie was candidate
Tor DE Assembly from Delaware County n lS'S'
hong defeated hy a small majority ON January l.
$50 no VAS appointed F.rst Deputy Aitorney-tIrn-
er,l again hy Aft.rnry-,iourral Tabor. on January
r. 1872 he was appointed an Associate Judge Ok the
court Z Appeals By Governor Flower. In place or
judge Earle. promoted 81 se CAei Judge
/, was while Nj Maynard was serving as Deputy
Attorney feneral during the :a' election OF iF
fhai ne Incident occurred tAa trough: him Into me
greatest yrom'ncnc. 10 connection with 'hc steali"e
When the vote Of Dutch'ss County was canyassed
ihlriy-one Republican oaots were io1H III Ike on
sser,e ~ rnier he ballot law requiring that
no ballot should nave any h,nui ing marx uioh II
IN, 20 ballots were disqualified ant should be
thrown ou, The Eepue"s ggnt1ng ,er , ore
throughout the STATE had been 60 close mat the
con,re Of inc scrnie Il was found would probably
hinge on the Dntchcss County election. The ques-
lion OF rcap.ortIoAm.r Wa coming mp, ana the
WWp,,ri ,y,s acirs As attorney FOR the STATE
Hoard of Canvasser- At tho time. Justice Barnard
issued a pcremptoiy mandamus recurring ne votes
transmit the corrcted returns to the state oicerS
M Albany \ stay ~ this order was secured from
jude Fursman. ani the "Mylod" turns we're pre-
pared a. ne Democrats desired IN llrcenoet ~
Inc E.publcans obtained an order from justice
Cullen va ,atlng the stay, and on inc nlght OF me
2lfi Storm Ema;is the County Jerk or putch.sa
tnlriy-onc Republican ballots. TO A.blN. ~;
vcre duly delivered the offices OF Governor ll.l
IN. secretary STATE. NJ. RICE. ana controller
Wrmplc Five hours after he had mailed them
Enans was Informed that Judge Ingraham he'd
GRANTED another stay En- ms went 10 Albany ana.
acting under Mr. Nayuarls advice. went 20 COY
given back 10 him The Governors messenger gave
thrm 10 him Mr.. MAYNARD himself went TO CON-
tro,ler Wemples Office and took them from MS I'M
opened mail on December :, the STATE board OF
and Mr. Maynard being preAsn NJ and not directing
the Democratic candidate was declared elected.
when the facts about Mr. Maynards connection
with The affair came IN the court proceedings
at or ne addressed letter 10 Judge Earl giving an
exclamation OF 1t. The Bar Association Of New
York refused to accept his version OF IT, ana hitei
a long investigation pronounced very severe cen
sure ipon him The leg stature took the matter up,
invest CATION hurriedy ended. with re-
port practically generating Mr. MAYNARD; GOV,
error Flower aftcrvarl reappoilted Judge MaFhar y
t. seal on tn. Court OF Appeals bench 10 succeed
Judge Charles Andrews elected Chlef judge. me
original apuo!ntment and the renppointment were
generally looked upon as rewards for stealinS me
Iutchcss County returns and giving he state M te
10 the Democrats and the Governor was sharp y
criticised The party stood by Judge Maynard,
however and in ls93 nominated him for full term
which was bitterly fought turned upon the theft OF
he rcturnr and Judge Maynard was over
whemingly defea ted ny Edward T. bartlett the Re-
,uhliceu ~ nd,fae Since that condemna Ion or his
course Judge Mayard had been In retirement
imdge MAYNARD vs. married in 1871 to Miss Mar
garet Maurne OF Delhi