The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-10
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The CLERK proceeded to read the minutes of the
| las. lont meeting, and concluding,
alderman LEE mo. ed that they be amended by srder
msetisg against the appointment of James T. NJ Bleak
ley a. an additional clerk in the Lower Police Office to
Alderman scoLKs objected but the motion adopted
motion then made to adopt tho rules of the pre-
cedmg joint meeting, when
Alderman TLLoU and said that he wished to offer
TO the seventh section of the rules which
"Thatno person whose moral character is not unex.
the duties of any Office under the Common Council ofths
CITY OF New York. That no person who 10 insolvsnt in
ercise perform the duties Of any Office under the Com
Council in which any of the moneys Of the public
He continued and said that he should fsel his duty
member of that body to move for reconsideration Of
any appointment contrary to the spirit of this amendment
that he should 60 for the abolishment of all unneces
sary oicesthe reduction OF all extravagant salaries
the increase of ell those that inadequate for the
duties the office occupedthe increase Of all bonds for
the faithful performance responsibilities of Office,
not sufficient, and finally to keep such strict and su'
public interests would be protected against fraud extra
vagance and waste
Alderman scoLEs seconded the resolution and said that
they would meet with hearty concurrence from bis pc.
ltica friends Some one in the lobby was heard to say
Look at the street contract'1
propriey oil having the amendment resolutions refer
select committee to make report thereon which
| Alderman scoLEs said that he thought there no
good for postponemen the amendment should
adopted before the appointments were entered into at
The motion to refer to Select Committee was adopted,
and the President appointed Aldermen Tillou, Clayton,
| and Waterman, and Assistant Aldermen Henry, Char
| lock, and VIM. Dodge.
Alderman HArrIELp, King of the Caucus who it ap.
had been chosen headsman then and in the
most agreeable good natured old fashioned manner
commenced the decapation Of the wing office holders,
and the appointment Of true blue salpetred and caucus
tried candidates to supply their places in the following
|
| Tighe Davy and David D. Crane were appointed Com.
mssoners Of the Aims House, in place Of the present in
cumbents These the appointments published in the
Cornelius W. Lawrence was reappointed City Cham
/ berlain.
Peter A. Cowdrey, as Counsel of the Boards.
Alderman PvRDY stated that individually, he should
net cast his vote to David Graham to make place
for Mr. Cowdrey, but politically he felt it incumbent up
samuel j. Tiden was then nominated for Corporation
| Assistant Alderman WIZ. DopoE nominated Francis F.
The ballot stood for Samuel j. Tiden ao-Marberry
John orser was then appointed Keeper of Backwelps
| Island
VIM. T. Moss was then appointed Superintendent Of
John Corning. M. D. appointed Resident Physician
James McNespick was appointed Superintendent of
| PETERS Field
Prison.
Alderman scoLKs nominated VIM. H. Cornell
|
VIM. M. Mitchell appointed Public Administrator.
William Gage appointed Superintendent Of Streets
William A. Walters was appointed City Inspector.
| Edward NJ HoHnire was appointed superintendent of
Public Buildings and Repairs
| William R GOrham was appointed Superintendent Of
Lamps and Gas.
William E. Dennis Yves nominated as Superintendent OF
| Alderman scoLEs nominated Andrew Jackson.
The ballot resulted as folows-FOr Dennis, "a for
Jackson, 8; blank,
James Taylsr was nominated Deputy Keeper Of the
| City Hall.
Alderman scoLrs nominated Benjamin Cooper.
The ballot resulted for Taylor, % for Cooper, o;
James smythe was appointed Clerk of the Aims House
William Lee was appointed Superintendent Of Lands
| and Places.
Job smith and Lewis Corduan were appointed Assist.
| ant Deputy Keepers of the City Hall.
Benjamin D Welsh was appointed Regulator OF Public
John Murphy. Michael aougerty, iona. Wildly. Daniel
P. Chry stie John NJ +. Gantz J. B. Wall, Benjamin 8.
Lamb, Andrew MGll and william Egbert were appoint
VIM c. Bryant was appointed Printer Of the Common
| Council and Departments
Alderman HATFIELD said was due to Assistant Alder
Boggs to state that he was in no way interested In
the result of this appointnenCries Of "Oh! oh! OH"
John Orr and John Kurt. were appointed csp.ai.. Of
| the First District Watch.
Abraham g. Crasto and John A. Miller were appointed
| Captains of the Second District Watch.
Franklin GilImcre and Peter PIeyoH were appointed
Harris Wines and John s. McFarlsn appointed
Captains Of the Watch for the Fourth District.
Williom O. Webb and Daniel w. NorrlSs were appoint
| ed Captains of the Watch for the Fifth District
Oliver Willes and Daniel c. Fisher were appointed for
| the Sixth District.
The following persons were then appointed Assistant
LIST Dstrict-Benjamin g. Corderoy william Black stock
| Henrickson Walters and Edward Bailey.
I'd Dstrict-Hiram Thorne, R. Harrison CaniH Samuel
| d. Walters and James Salmon
Sd Observation-Disclosures Fowler Dennis r. Turcott, benja-
| min rarchilds and Simon SCHNEIDER.
4th Ditrict-Jacob A. Roome, william Throckmorton,
/ Hartman Lefferts and Joseph Powell.
/ DigtriCt-James n, d.
Randall and Howard 8. Schenck.
9Th Di.trist,As.m Brass, Thomas coulan, George
Wm Mcdonnell appointed street inspector Of the
fourth ward; Thomas G. Doyle dock master and Benja
| min Parker day police officer.
Robert Fitzpatrick was appointed dock master of the
| 18th ward
John Quinn street inspector of the l2th ward
| Wm.J. Morgan, street inspector OF the Sd ward.
VIM Rodmsn. dock master Of the 7th ward
William Neas and William b. Scally, day police Of
icers Of the 9Th ward.
Constantine Donoho appointed Street Inspector OF
william Messerve, Street Inspector of the Seventeenth
| ward.
Dennis Cornell Street Inspector of the Tenth ward.
Aaron Vanderbilt, Street Inspector of the Eleventh
| ward
Lawrence Langon Street Inspector Of the Fourteenth
william HofmIe, Street Inspector of the Fifth ward.
Nicholas Dmond, Street Inspector OF the First ward
Walmartus 8. Cooper appoiaed Dock master ofths
william H. Baker, Dock master OF the Fifth ward.
Themas Baker, was appointed day police officer of
the Fifth ward in place Of Daniel Carpenter removed
John B. Adams appointed day police officer Of the
First ward
The following officers were then removed but ap.
pointments made in their place
David N. Penny, Assistant clerk In the Mayors Of
| fce
jeffrey Reeve Dock master Of the First ward, north
side.
John Towns, Dock master Of the Third ward.
| Henry Baker, Dock master Of the Eighth ward.
David NJ. Hollister, Dock Master Of the Sixteenth
Ward,
Henry T. Jollie. Street Inspector of the Sixteenth
Ward
| John Hill, Street Inspector OF the Second Ward
| John Gusin. Street Inspector of the Third Ward.
John Roberts, Street Inspector Of the Fifteenth Ward
William H. Pcrego, Street Inspector OF the Eignth
Ward.
| Blazius Moore, Superintendent Of Roads.
Robert g. Collins, Day Police Officer OF the seventh
Ward.
John Hutchns and Peter NJ Ottignon, Day Police ON