New-York tribune., 1902-12-14

operations; and for hours walks over his farm
observing and directing the laborers, and enjoy
ing the appearance Of the growing crops Inc
fudge has q small herd OF cattle. Of one OF the
leading breeds. When in Albany the judge takes
many horseback rides. While at Esopus the
morning is frequently surrendered to long car
rtage drive The roads along the Hudson River
are well cared for, and the scenery Is superb
Near by is the home Of John Burroughs, Not
until the afternoon usually can Judge Parker
manage to get down to his law books and carry
forward his work here
On Memorial Day Judge Parker was absent
from his home few hours at Kingston. Where
he delivered an address Of much interest at the
UnVeiling Of a memorial tablet 10 the meInbefs
OF Company NJ who served in the Spanish
American War. Judge Parker said n that ao-
dress:
War is only means-the end is peace Pa
tTiotism has a higher language than the DOOM
of cannon. the groan of the dying soldier, or
the enthusiasm that cheers the flag The hISn-
est expression Of patriotism is not necessarily
In the things that make nation VICTORIOUS
IN war but il may be, Well. in those Things
that make nation truly great-honest votes;
clean politics, broad statesnlanshlp' speedy anu
rlnerrng administration OF justice, wise leglsla-
ton faithful execution Of the laws, good falth
Al an times with other nations, and efforts Tow
ard international arbitration, the endeaEor 10
preserve the honor Of the nation ana hFSp -, -
true TO its mission, the development OF all the
of
rnerce and great industries, uSeIu! lnFelIlloII1'
eroUth in science and the arts, the acknoWI-
e6gment Of the brotherhood Of man, readiness
TO aid all who are oppressed or sunerlngr ana
fhe rnouldfng Of the nations religion into some
thing more nearly like that taught by the deeds
end words of the lowly Nazarene-a religion or
To- and kindly deeds. There is wide field for
ratriotisrn to work in and. you are all young
men, you have abundant opportunity to snow
your patriotism in that field as eHecINeIy dS
you have proved It IN the otheF-
c-iO n
life was made by Judge Parker at Union Col
,.ga IN 1901 in az address in The Educated
Man il Politics.
Judpe Parker mas written several opinions Of
great interest and Importance as member OF
The Court Of Appeals One OF the most nora-
BILE was the one this year expressing the OPINION
of the Court Of Appeals that Governor OoeH
had the authority and acted legally when ne
removed Charles Guden from the Office OF sher-
tr OF Kings County
,u5ga Parker also wrote the opinion OF the
Court of Appeals Upon the question "helnef 9
constitutional amendment Of 1874 made the con-
.e,+ NJ abutting owners an immediate and fndls-
,a,sable nrereouiste to the by one street
railroad company Of the tracks Of anothef-
Another important opinion Of the court given
nv Judge Parker was upon an acloh piOOe-
Nv a taxpayer OF Buffalo in 1898 to procuI
. ,uaernent declaring that the consent OBTAINED
by the defendant, the Buffalo IracIlon -
na,v from the authorities Of the city OF bunaio
for the construction and maintenance OF a street
surface railroad Is Illegal and VOID anu ~ e
1oin the building Of the road
Freedom Of the possessor OF properly 10 ois
,,=a NJ II as he will within certain llnltaIois
"a maintained by an opinion OF Judge Farher
re,sered in 1899, In an action brought iof INC
.,u-nose of obtaining the construction OIL lne "'i
a. Nathan T. Graves. Of Syracuse "no