Addresses Delivered At First Annual Meeting, 1908. Also Certificate of Incorporation And Lists of Committees
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It will not be necessary for me to repeat what has been said by the previous speakers, nor possible to present the topic in language as felici- tous as theirs; but when I was notified that I was expected to speak, I made a note of certain views which, if you will permit 36 me, I will give you from the paper. There is one advantage in reading what you have to say— you know when you have got through.
To begin with: I am sure that this meeting realizes a hope long cherished by the members of the B...ar— and that is for the union of the gentlemen of the legal profession on a broad and liberal basis, in order to exert for the good of the legal fraternity, and necessarily for the good of the public, a potent influence in all that relates to the administration of justice.
It is unnecessary to argue that our whole social and industrial fabric rests upon those agencies which secure to every one protec- tion for his individual rights. Those agencies are first the Courts of Justice and next the sworn ministers of those Courts, the counsel whose oath of office requires them to support the Constitutions and the laws.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It will not be necessary for me to repeat what has been said by the previous speakers, nor possible to present the topic in language as felici- tous as theirs; but when I was notified that I was expected to speak, I made a note of certain views which, if you will permit 36 me, I will give you from the paper. There is one advantage in reading what you have to say— you know when you have got through.
To begin with: I am sure that this meeting realizes a hope long cherished by the members of the B...ar— and that is for the union of the gentlemen of the legal profession on a broad and liberal basis, in order to exert for the good of the legal fraternity, and necessarily for the good of the public, a potent influence in all that relates to the administration of justice.
It is unnecessary to argue that our whole social and industrial fabric rests upon those agencies which secure to every one protec- tion for his individual rights. Those agencies are first the Courts of Justice and next the sworn ministers of those Courts, the counsel whose oath of office requires them to support the Constitutions and the laws.
What to read after Addresses Delivered At First Annual Meeting, 1908. Also Certificate of Incorporation And Lists of Committees?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by New York County Lawyers' Association to read onlineMoreLess
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