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2 Chi. B. Ass'n Rec. 1 (1911)

handle is hein.barjournals/chicbar0002 and id is 1 raw text is: H ICAGO BAR ASSOCIATION
IRECORD
Vol.  CIG LICSED MOT1LY
Vol. '   CHICAGO, OCTOBER, 1911I  No. I

Publishl by
TIlE CHICAGO BARt ASSOCIATION
Office 1110 Fort Dearborn Bldg., Chicago, Ill.
C. It. IOLDEN, Editor pro ten.
This nubier of the Record. ili accord-
alice with the resolution of the Board of
Managers of September 29, 1911, places
before the members of the Association
half tone 'uts ald sketches of the candi-
dates for Judicial office, i fill cases where
hllotograpihs or biograpi fcat data were
furnished, iln response to request lande oil
Iehalf of the Association. The facts so
supplied by the candidates are given i
sll uiiiirizedl form. Iluialpqlae is any such
brief consheration iust lie of the elmnenlts
enterhig into the cnlldhlday of each nlonil-
nee. it Ili hoped thit tticli lueinler before
lpro'.etliig (to quote the resolitlol) to
uet in a Judicial spirit, free fronm per-
son1al or lrtisan consilcrations. ili mark-
lIg his ha:lot. will take the tille to give
careful ond thoightful conhlerution to
this nluijer of the Record.
Melilil(rs. as well as tile inllle May iot
apprr-clate )how fill- tile Association i Ilini-
Ited Il taking action on' tiltl election of
Judges. Even were It proper for the As-
Soclhtioll to undertake to do so. It coiiii
liot. 11s tile law )now lstiiiii. proceed to
seie't Jldicill liOlniees 011id preseit th-Iii
to the llllic for eleciloi. 'ie law coil-
temlatehs party noiaillons alill lirollills
tile aiieallee of the na ile o a callili-
date hi liiore ti1 li1 il lhi  oil tIh& ticket.
f1lece anly Indep~endent tl(iet musI~t bie
lle'i, 'sirly one coi hlhlhiiig liiill1eS dlfferelit
froni an ii  0  osil to, all h 1Ii r3' lillihll-
tiOns. Aliil  111 hlplit'lit'elit 1101111atlilon of
nit enire Ihekit, wiilktpuq n1li tnIlils to till'
dtlfi-lt of 0 'll 11i1 Iv4lii tile iarty thl'kts
tihat lilaOY lie wormly oif sulliort. Aetiily
of the Assl-11h  on loll lit- iitllher hiluid along
tilt. ihie of sliggi-slhiliy 11 i , liar 1irhu11lry
Or otherwise, of li1ii l 's for ilie pati'y
lickets Ihiroh'es lilt- dilli l lail all   lea tc
task of 0il nO'li-1i N   lll iidy lmh1drtal-
Ing to slggest stwierlil lplisi ug plirty Iliss
oft noIlhles. NoiIl-llilsill, illllnlhlll1 oif
parItisantll ic (,kets  Ivii itS olvihlll  11111-
ellitles, Mil  Iihlt hulll, is In wll flhpr
olelit rllkii  Ity  u   lii .s l ilii I lll ton  lcfil'in'
lit  thW  VX111-lSP  111'f111144-8.  .1101-P'IMVTq.  IIIV
iireseill pn,-h y  i it .\.%stilhlli ti refrinh

front littemilntig to direct, iiucl less coll-
trol, party  nomilnations, rests  oi evel
broader consideraitions.
'ie growlh of unty iflltice by which
tile  -ninhiailon  for  Judlhil  positiolis
should lie 11n01e resihltalit upl)on the out-
('011le of it cnlvass of 111y organized body
of ttorneys, iiay well I(' slnbject to criti-
'lslii. For It Is obvli'us that not oly the
lublic at large, iut the iemiers of the
professloni generally would regard with
Splliiloll nn1d disfavor afily systea  that
woldh either lahe Judges uuder oblign-
t1ol to it few  lnlillmrs of the liar, or
divhile the liar In well dellled illirtisalshilp
support or opposition to those occupyhig
judicial positlons. The Bar Association,
or 0113 other oi'ganliation eilracig so
llllinero0hs a coiistflit-niey lllISt at all times
eolnillt tile lnnillhledit  guihaiiep of its lif-
fairs to it cmiliU'allely few officers and
dh'reelors. Enihl n rilissinlent. silslllln andi
eveli abuses inlsl lecessarily arise when,
aillohg rloilgh Its olllers a11 ii rectors
forll ie thnle liil1g, 0lly sllh 1ol1y should
Ilndertlake to dilalle or (.Milrol the mat-
ltr (if nonhimilt1on, for Jldicial oflice. Al-
nilrailile a s lilt hlfll syseni wouhli Il. which
would afford till' iilhlle Ih, ll )'alltage of
ileslgnatlon ly till- Ine1ielloris of the liar of
those whonil thlc-. iellletl lilted to receive
il011hlil1tionls  for J~il d ei ll p silill.l  till-
lpresent. viille  or tlhl, i\,soohlht[i llilY
l'eclglilzes till fact thiat ius ivin weifure.
id Its uiseflllies  to  I w  li Ilh, irevent.
ulndler the Iir(selit laws ol, l ilonis, Iil
.Assol('illtilli front liroeg'illg io secr'l'e tIhe
IO11i ll l s  for .11uill4-hll ioiillll, of ealll-
il tis   'reiollilll'lu ieil  ii1111  sil ll ii 'l  l3  It.
Ihlt. Illhlll 114 h~ is 11111  ma e   li  ipart.%
Ilint.s.  or  (or  hlhliql .lil  e lllalls,  ils
ihl Io il  li ;visi' ul  Io  lilo'st. Is  plilll.
Wet nlow have t, I lilliryv syvill hlilsll
Ihrollgholt  (lill pirly     [fnili ill~i.  It\'lh-
olt lilotfeC11011 i e Ii hn'r I st.s fiiIlIsloi'i-
:till(  liow  frll'  ile  iires'll l e liy  of  till'
Associatioin call be i in1lI. ll. a. lily will
re niber past erillhlsini o' Ii-[iart ian
li  hilllillliSlls. u1 l  w h il illll-e, il1111.3111 i   f
fine lhw to periil lion-piiartisil sullpport of
the Most worthy     ',iilllliics should  lie
urged Is a Sll0l'1 ait 1I lie hislliy or nlm-
irovidentlly actd 11 ion. 'I'he' present nd
lresslig ditty of the members Is to eon-
Rehfi'ifiosly and enarefiliy prepare their
11111i0% Oil Ihe (Mhiig Mir prmnry.

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