The sun., 1907-10-05

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Ch.rl-- " Murray. presiding Judge n
m. Cour' - Ciaim-, put Edward Y Rsr'.
l~', In nomination Judge Murray sposs
70 the time. year. sso. when he nominated
Judge Bartlest Tor tho Supreme Court
bench and later as~,s'ed In Judge Bsr'lct,'s
nomination for the Court ~ Appcsls bench.
Judge Murray also spoke Of Judg" Hart
letts wise services as mcmber u the high
-, court ~ the State. his abilities ~ .
lawyer and h.a j,.s'nssa ~ a Judxs. and
closed by saying thar Judge Barsles, had
proved himself to bs an honor 10 the court
and TO the people ~ the state. Half dozen
committeeman seconded tho nomination
and the thir.y-four members present voted
for Judge Bartlett.
Col Michael J. Dsdy Of Brooklyn nomi-
mated Justice willard Bartlett as the Demo-
cratic candidate for Associate Judge Of
the Court Of Appeals Col. Dady set forth
the virtues and wisdom Of Justice Bartlett
AZ a member Of the Supreme Court OF the
second department and as an Associate
Judge Of the Court OF Appeals by desisns-
tion. Col. Dady emphasized the views
which have been 10 often expressed 70 the
effect that il was no time 10 attempt to
play partisan politics in Judiciary nomina-
tsons, especially for those to the great Court
Of Appeals Of New York State. whose de-
cisons are eagerly studied and approved
by appeal courts In other States.
Half a dozen committeeman seconded
Justice Bartlett's nomination. On the roll
call thirty-three votes we're cast for Justice
Bartlett and one against. the latter by
Louis +. Payn. who said:
Il am an old fashioned Republican and
wish 10 be recorded In the negative
Naval Officer Kracke Of the port Of New
York and committeeman for the Fifth dis
trict Of Kings county then introduced the
following resolutions. which were seconded
very generally and adopted unanimously:
The Republican State committee. meeting
under authority delegated to II by the last
State convention, takes occasion TO resff1rm
the principles Of the party a. enunciated In
the national and state platforms heretofore
adopted.
We indorss and approve the administration
VOOoeVelt,
forcement Of the recognized policies OF the
Republican party and Efforts 20 secure square
deal for every man. which unlaw wful corporate
acts and illegal combinations had threatened
to deny and whose maintenance OF the Ameri-
can idea OF equality for all have placed him
foremost in the hearts Of his fellow country
men and In the eyes Of the world.
We indorse and approve the administration
Of Gov. Charles F.. Hughes. whose short period
~ oAaoa hsa haop mil of aChiav am for
the public good a. to command universal
admiration. Wereoord our loyalty to him and
renew our pledges OF support A. he carries
forward the policies he has 20 successfully
inau gurated
We declare our Arm belief In the establish Cd
policy OF the Republican party Of divorcing
the judiciary from partisan politics and de-
nounce the attempt Of any party for political
advantage to prevent the retention on the
bench OF any Judge who has rendered faithful
and conspicuous service. to the end that per-
feet equality before the law may prevail.
thus safeguarding tho peoples most saors I'd
rights.
The committee adjourned. and . few
minutes later Chairman Woodruff was
greeted by . messenger from Daniel r.
Cohalan, chairman Of tho Democratic
State committees conference committee.
appointed on Monday to discuss with the
Republicans and others candidates for the
two places on the Court Of Appeals bench.
Mr.. Cohalan's messenger had letter from
Mr.. Cohalan to Chairman Woodruff. and
the story OF It 10 this.
Although the Democratic State COMMITTEES
appointed on Monday its COMMITTEES on
conference. consisting Of Mr.. Cohalan.
Arthur A. Mclean OF New wburgh and John
J. Kennedy, the Republicans received no
word from the COMMITTEES until late on
Thursday. when Lafayette B. Gleason.
secretary Of the Republican State COM
mittee. received q communication from
John A. Mason. clerk Of the Democratic
State committee. In this offloial letter
Mr.. Mason recited tho act OF the Demo-
cratic State committee In deciding 10 sp-
point a COMMITTEES Of conference and
requested Mr.. Gleason to arrange for one.
Mr.. Gleason Immediately replied that .
formal request Of this kind should be sent