New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-15

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times past il is well known, owners OF ProPefy IN
heen mined by measures taken proessedv Tor tv''
hsnf ms we'll a. that OF the City; and II Is eqiaiiy
notorious that heavy assessments nave oee' '"' ~
collected wears ago. or The opening OF silee'S l"e
avenues hich remain unopened 10 TINS naN' -
cent alleged discovery OF want OF i'o"eI ia w,
nrene Court III regard 10 The confirmation ~ "7s5s
meoIs. will render action b. the STATE iesish'u'e
1ccessary. and this will afford proper emporium
- c,r ,.ysion o. III. whole SYSTEM and lis esfap
I;.hmen, on i,lser principles. Equit, would api'eal
~ suggest Is one Of these, thar 20 "f"ili''i'-
opening altering street al 'He ia yn,de
.,,ue,s of the property atJo'oin. shonia ~ nl,'
,;,i.t ,bsir assent. or at least the assent OF iii
joriiy. .,;.;o, d,,,. oertle.
men. in regard 10 which. ii seems 10 me- IL,
on. practice hes very extensively pre'nheu' me-,
th-t of appointing TO Office II has seen 'e Of
b,;n al commitments, even the loves grades o'
a. rs ntcf n. possible within tne direct actIo.,
o. ,ha Common Council; aad one OF the obvious G,i'
consequences has been the SUBSTITUTION % 20,
co teG, in the selection OF officers, Tor ''in' VIM;
LonII ,lonc te considered. fitness tor TIE place. u
II * within your Legislative power "iaef u,e
would suggest the adoption OF system ~ l'i.'
a. far rs practicable, The appointment o. s""o'oi-
rates should he left Ia the highest ohcei III O'N
I,uoriuept: for instance. that Of all o!itet9 60
vrd in street regulation, 10 tie SrpeThefsuo u VI
,,oets nj those cmploYed about the markers 10
IL -.;,,,er,i-rf o. markets: and so through tic
I'll, .verurive organization. Thus there would
ha borroonous and efficient gradatlon OF RESPONSE
h;,itv and. bv consequence, OF power ana iiiGuc'
| mont TO enforce the dilgent performance oi u"t!'
The doing away OF mere poilticai OF part! eI.!I"
.tons in appointment TO office would IN :tsci' DC
a,, ro;n and IL seems 10 me that such would De
,nnnc the certain results OF the plan proposed.
| With these remarks leave you, gentlemen, 10
the performance Of your duties; only taking Inc
| liberty 10 remind you, that we have sworn before
L ,t,,l lIDn
mnrrbt in the fufment of the trust reposed IN us
and Ibar only by fidelity diligence and integrity IN
st tr,st can we expect His blessing on our endea-
,,ors or obtain the lesser reward OF appreciation
! from our fellow citizens. JANIS TAM en-
The Committee that nifel upon the Board 0; Assistants re-
ported they had performed tine du'y a>s-"e" "'c' @
"sTe 1e epio from the Boar Assistants appeared and
nnornc.d lint the Board OF Assistants HID organized and pro
'e b Ptea announced the appointment q the finance
Cnunjt,e. rs fellows. Aldermen BTnke. Ne' una uoe'
T i,r rI,sr took recess To O'Clock this evening.
EVENING SESSION.
The Board met ut o'clock and proceeded 10 ousi-
on melton of AID DRAKE the salary ofthe Clerk ofte Board
- slo,nen WINS reduced slCD. The salary oi Attorney
Of e oro"fton and That OF the Counsel of the Board be
cocb reduced 10 $3.50 The a!ary Of Superintendent OF Lamp.
puhic Euidnrs he reduced $500 That the offices Of
superintendent Of RoGd street nspefiS o dS @ 6 ah
ye nj $50 each pe. annum: The salary ct the Keeper Of
tho CIV pon 10 $500 and the Keeper OF BacSweis Island
ss M nnnum Also that the clerk hire OF the Attorney Of
the Corporation be abolished All adopted ,,i-o,,. h.,,
The Hoard Of Assistants then came INTO the Aldermen scham-
| Der and two Board went into a
! Joint Meeting.
The JOINT Ballot then were addressed by All haso'oucH'
who questioned their right 10 meet exceptn separate Boarcs
The President was called upon, and decided that it was pro-
a e , R"o to proceed motion to adjourn was then
made and lost
Ala U.spRorcE then offered resolution that the Common
Council could only together IN separate Board and H0 as
H he bes discussed Mt crea. enst as did also As;a; Alder
MAJ: nan tDa!icH . go, lion l.ii m the table
Assistant Adermqn ENRY then o=sd !es9iuo M ' IN,
| me an i'uie ol ue JOIN '''''''" -
motion was then mace to 'an aa to 90 int" the cleo
meuoE WI, ,'r I i;s,l,aucS moved lie on the
, ,asa OF 4 90 oGH'''o''' -''
ArrolNlMh No., c,o,o,,o,l.,-a,
porw D. WILLIAMSON was aPpoh'ed Io'nP''oiie'--'
ous LxvgREpcE wn nominated Tor GSgn,S OF e0'p0
ration. vice = cordrGy removed: waMio don,
of Aims House AID 7qa a asked The re s4 Of ; Sn
directed to ne Ssafc a na NJ IA
laugh On The SaG INV was sssrS eHpieT nTrb T,
hing purposes ~ , 18th by Ad s,bonck and assistant
Ala. GnaifI ,, and Tint not 500 WINS 80 cypenlc
WI Mr. More prc,enis, Prd Ind I'd, on nh, the
table lotions were nngs ca yITi a roTed The de-
Inc pe b ,b. from and stanei Another mo.
adjourn WIS 7esayed IN The @s Gns g e G e o.
-eanat Nrns to produce Il rs document oi '' Doaio II
Hen mads to 10y a n% naiis M
Mo ,uc;ca to adjourn was de 6 o "Gt Gi e or,
thea Gn and ", @ By eS sot 10 % 5 SIR Nose
| is,' ', ,',',,,, -, riinu:n was lost
J nlgjsnt Of Repairs. A.lcTa iteiiccua motion
80 III % m ,,oeI nr.,cnt o: P5ac Buildings and Repair,
n,H i Hill. I'll
1'' ,o, ,nr,o III re,naye the following officers
y "i' E, " go g" Of The liz i'rl,oll-Jp{tan H.
e., i,.,,in,E y h pur,y Assistant tc-.iotn
SrSf' Me-. ~ @ md ey We're removed accordingly u
| Public EsIu:ils'''o. 1 u r 5 io,s N' '
Ter tc ia'S w @ te for kccper of the Cy
w ich FrIIon tie t,,uef was appointed % to
risen u as ~ l.. .,"lin ''''''' $50
v rIrr yn. nominated fer City Inspector Gnd AZ
pIe - Yf 80 as nominated for Public Administrator
| md rpI0inted
JofiS r DRIGGs nominated for Keeper oil the fene'
ary n ions ORsEa. The former was appointed. ~ 10 D,
| nnG Il = Brown l.
Var Ascent CIV Inspector lsACIER CoZZESs noml-
,ot. uni aip1 nted md Mt quarter o'clock the Joint
;ies,ing adinurned
| 'T%e Ptnsni,nf announced the following Standing
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COMMUTE, io f tie ;r,,Id Fmn,ons IIasb,ock md !
Applications JoT OD'es--ii' i-''' N w "
| w iihi.iis. Al so,r,o, rpmops aud Dickinson
ISSesS''si!s I IN I,ia "n1g.ns mi II ~ Niinms
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