The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-10-26

ID intImidets and opprssg them ~WronefuIlL y
wa further ohaEged tpet hei pTs2Sufsa nls r.,
CONSENT TO make returnabls before him any
habeas corpus Vrit igsued for the women. enc,
that be refused TO inquire into the case. put
KEPT the women tmpElsoneH z lost9lsnVE ~ di5 ~
the women. CardoSo said to him Donot touch
that case ~ you do you will displease nett
E isSor sf from 1h me VIII ~ Z am ne on the lsS Bench.
II was charged, also. against CardozoN hat ne
deprived OF allmony q roman VINO goE n1i-
her husband. In the same case Barnard made
an order refusing alimony, the order ,purport.
sides had been heard. when as q matter Of fact
the motion on which the order Mas made Vas
not heard by Barnard at all. but by another
Another charge was that cardo1o in i~oEeclcs-
them as eompensation exorbitant sums. II
was specified that in four years he had turned
oyer oil eases to his nephey. qratH Nsthen.
swnSseouently making Ills NEPHEW extraSasSnt
allowances in compensation.
that, as CSrdozo had done, he had discSsised
prisoners from Blackwelis Island whose terms
ran from q month 70 q year. The names OF
Another charge aRalnst Barnard was that on
TTHtsSrssrr.;ld Thomas mnsn we nRnSs james Watson
tempting illegal Tesistratlon. JustlCe Barnard.
charged the pIisonera without looking into the
election for which they souehtt 70 register.
Barnard vas also charged VIII granting IN m
costs in actions before him.. and in foreclosures.
sendlng 260 references to James II. Coleman
The charges against McCunn. which the Sem
ate investigated, were, all proved. One was
that he acted as counsel in sundry cases before
as Justice. and that he. conspircd with Daniel
II. Hanrahan. James !. Morgan. and Other per-
to maintain said actions. and thereby TO de-
priye the parties thereto OF their property
Nhi't III oS!s, que Ss p aSsntsa al an i 1NNpoI 1ee or 5S ru " re
home at midnight. appointing HAnrahan re-
Ssiiys GS q and OT 81 TSS I hin n ' snd sh Ss Rs5tsnss-
without requiring any security from Hanrahan.
"%although knowinG him t. DO 2 man
S SaSlsS, a Pssrup aSdt F fSF saeR a q srus Seaa
Thst. Ms0uRn aiteTrwGTd s.yS di e ;So n,on to
Of the State Of New. York. Tha he ordered
Z 1000 paid to the Sheriff; al MSes h The he s sh%s
action. brought before him at his own ,direc-
tlor. he wrongfully and Illegally caused John
him and deprived Of his liberty without any
P TasSsaDt T h,s Nrros Or s%SS Se shA S66ot faat g ToGHIe
Sranted a s stay 81 the sale Medium. on pre-
and ordered t6e sale to 90 on without notice to
eases he had acted for the benefit Of his
ohaTSs I sgRSeciIasssSa that hat ct A diver. 4 ti% %sc1 be-
SctioS Sn psHSd IN n IN sRe court sS1rpR Wh eGefuf Ed%a "a
W.. Brandon was plaintiff and Jerome Buck
bers Of the arm Of Duncan, sherman 4 Co. and
others. defendants, In this: That McCunn as
m.tS sd IL thss action ct orS Sia' f an Of yp@TSor Fsi6; 70 70
ing Daniel a, Hanrahan receiver Of a fund
OF San! sl SSis1na Ihe E z ta' b aaIss 81 Qn Dd de:
post. That BY the, papers on which said
sSds there Ts va. f no fSnd or Il pro s5saE1I in t SsR SsnSs
Of Duncan. sherman 4 Go; in which the plain
eaT aaE was any Ta tateFGefiG n i q cou Gl s q days. and n
March McCunn made another SUCH order.
naming one Mssks IN place Of aaHHSEa olaS:,
81 TF the firn Of duncan Is shSsgTH%sS 4 o.. and en-
gains and profits to themselves Illegally"
In np9 onH and I similar case; IN yhi Enn the sum an
81 Ger sao ISsus iP Bgs SIIa GSs a anSGOlf Finest ssI Iaeee o to
s this ! sSP e q o ESIdl e Sp = seCeIy sS, Rf t5sSs By %. hi no
plaintiff had claim. Later McCunh compelled
t daess 9Spf flIe sRs H i@~Pfis 20 me tseS ali Tor qn tSe
same purpose. according to the charges. as in
.u AiEs sTfc ssSn ana 9 SsIS n t { R e4esss RsstSs a Il 4 4
@t Charge ) s1 set sortR that NV judge a. eA MSccS1anane. ' 10y
manifold wrongful and corrupt acts. has re-
peatedy oppressed and h~arassed. citizens Of the
State OF New York and deprived them OF their
liberty and property without any. or due process
OF law. but to his own personal gain and Id
vantage. pecu9iary, and other; and has thereby
tempt and caused deep-seated and general
distrust and fear in regard to proceedings In
| the courts Of this State"
In 1888. when Tweed was ready to reach out
from New York city to grab control of the
State. Alp aliens wore naturalized In this
ci.y. more !!hoSn four CURTIN times The previous aa1nuafl
Wilson says. thousands OF rouRhs. who.
thanks to Tweed. were drawing pay from the
| city In one capacity or another. were drilled as
squads Of reporters and carried fraud and fall
sif1catfon to a science. Judges Barnard and
McCunn. sitting till late ct nigh; to consider
Barnard packed bis courtroom with profess
sional bail and witnesses and. turned out re-
porters and spectators. BY these
means the vote OF New York city was made to
exceed the number OF the voting population
By about = per ce1tIand the Democraticran-
rested and held in $i,oo0.ooQ bail, allowed
Tweed's son. to whom the boss had transferred
his property. to become his surety,
These thinR we may expect again II Croker
has his way.
cellor MaSclesfeld was impeached. imprisoned
patronage" and the fact has kept Barnard
ideas down In England for some m
IETTER no A D0DGER.
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