The daily morning journal and courier., 1899-10-10
statute Rev,sion Commission.


 Of the commission just appointed by the governor to revise the state statutes the Hartford Times says as follows:
 Governor Lounsbury found such good material in the last generally assembly that he made two selections from it., and both good ones. The others are widely and reputably known in legal circles. As whole, the commission may be regarded as strong one.
 Donald T. Warner rep, of Salisbury, state attorney for Litchfield county, is very properly placed at the head of the commission in recognition of his legal ability. Governor Lounsbury served in the senate with him in 1885, and learned to admire him for his in tegrity, his capacity and his good Judgment in legislation and as the leader of his party in the upper house of that year. He was born in Sails bury in 1850 and was graduated from Trinity college, Hartford. For many years he has had an extensive practice In his section and for eleven years was judge of the Salisbury probate court. He was senate chairman of the judicial ry in 1895 and was appointed state att torney the following year. In 1897 he was again senator and chairman of the judiciary committee
 Gardiner Greene, rep, of Norwich Is one of the most prominent members of the New London county bar, He is forty-seven years old was educated i'll the Norwich Free Academy, Yale col lege and the Columbia law school He has large and lucrative practice and a high standing at the bar. During the memorable deadlock session of the gen eral assembly of 1891, he was one of the republican managers of the long struggle with extended throughout two years. He came to the house again in 1895, and served on the judiciary com mittee
 Henry c. White, dem, Of New Ha- ven is a prominent member of the New Haven bar and has high reputation as close student in legal matters. His line is largely in the way of corpora tions and real estate matters. He is native of Utica, NY, aged forty three, was graduated from Yale class of 'S1, and Yale law school class of 'S3 He was admitted to the bar in that city the same year. For several years he has been the senior partner of White & Daggett with offices in the First National bank building He has been received in several important cases and was one of the commission that drafted the revised New Haven city charter. &
 John P, Andrews, rep, of Hartford, Is widely known as the reporter of the supreme court of errors, position held by his grandfather, Thomas Day, au- thor of Days Reports" MT. Andrews was born in East Windsor in 1854. and is son of the Rev. Samuel J. Andrews He was graduated from the Hartford High school, class of '73; Yale, class of TT, and Yale law school class of '79 He was appointed reporter of the su- preme court in 1894, and with w. A. Briscoe, has edited and published a very valuable work, Digest of Con- necticut Reports"
 Michael Kenealy, rep, of Stamford will be one of the strdngest men on the commission and onePof the most eff cient and steady workers. This may be readily inferred from his record during the last legislative session as republ- can leader of the, house and house chairman of the judiciary committee. He is native of Stamford, forty-fiv years old, and studied law in the of flee of J. H. Olmstead, and for many years state attorney of Fairfield coun- ty He has been in active practice since 1876, and has been engaged in many leading cases in the county courts. He Is a gentleman of broad and liberal views and sound lawyer
 William A. King, rep, of Willimantic, Is native of Greenfield, Mass, and a graduate Of Amherst, college. He began the practice of law In Stafford and represented that town in the legis- lature of 1882, serving on the judiciary committee. Some years later he remov- ed to Wilimantic, and is now recogniz- ed as one of the leading men of his pro- fession In Windham county. He rep resented Windham In the house during the session last winter was again of the judiciary committee and one of the best equipped and most forceful debaters on the floor of the house.