The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-23

Of NE Third wanted 10 got the HunsariaAs ct tho Aston
House, and Franklin got them TO the Irving By going
down TO the Qua,antns And nc. I believe that tells
the story. The balance Of tbs sl h now before the
board, who are responsible forit
Alderman sruRrEvAHr rose very Indignantly. He
servant Of any house or Of any man or Of any Of
men; however the gentleman Of the Eleventh ward
n s 4ha s.
charge against him, inpeachi.g his mesiyes and his
honesty; but he (Aldsrna. sturtsysnt2 thought the
IN his own sye that he might clearer to pluck
out the mote that b in his brothers sysn not
anything hnd an account for thirteen or fourteen
thousand dollars, without solitary tem all In the
WITH a 40 dollars S Ten
voted it-otherwss would not have done asd
twelve months Afterwards the gentlemen get up and s.y
legations to Messrs Coleman and ststsOn have lived
there lived at the best hotel In the city, but paid
to ak But have lived in their house air. when was
sick nearly unto death and treated Of their
DC Fl 70 But
incapable oft and esteem Mr. Howard, too and con-
slider him a. one Of my friends for whom would do -
the gentleman Of the Eleventh. and all Of us reprcssn-
atve Of the entire city though especially Of that part
~ Il. Committee exceeded their sower Il was intend
ed only extend to Kosuth and his Immediate suite
array I'd under the banner Of liberty felt coincidence
with them but It contemplated to entertain
them a. two dollars and hai Day to let them
the morning and stand drinking the most costly cham
payne to put their hands into boxes Of cigars ct sixty
bed With their boots on and smoke and spit and squirt
their tobacco all the house and make the city pay
ford to board them and allow them to destroy his house.
without being paid highly? But everything then went
Of Ike either IL Ss A
tie Of Liberty! But, Mr. President how soon - change
came Ger the spirit Of thei. dream All was snthus
asm, and nothing but enthusiasm, false grounds. Do
| you think, Mr. President, any one now dare do Is
this committee did! And now this bill is sent
not because 1t win be paid but because II It H.
1t is gain and mos, 1t is no loss. If 1t
does 60 through it must 60 through without my vote
| Alderman sMlrH-The gentleman has nsinuated what
said was untrue reiterate. The rivalry between
the two housesthe Astor and the Irving the two
gentlemen ana Alderman Franklin Succeeded and got
Third has just made shows considerable feeling that he
had In the matter The gentleman was there in the
| ten thousand dollars.
Alderman sTuRrEvArr-Lst set you right there
present in that committee when any arrange
mept was made with any one
Alderman Smith, have seen him there believe I
have the floor Ito Alderman Stu tevan who again
sisrg) That g ntleman has opposed every bill from
that committee ever since kossuth Went 10 the Irving
| House
| Alderman sTuRrEvANr--Again must set you right
! Alderman sMrrH--I did not interraot you when you
when you charged me. mad no idea was firing you mp
but the gentleman of the Third hiss not thar gentle
| manly feeling that have, and never have. From
that time be opposed every bill but If Kossuth had gone
| to the Aston House he would have been satisfied We
found the bill correct would have decided It.
1t was FIRST sent In Items, and amounted to $4,000 We
SAID it was too much and Mr. Boward gave donation Of
| $ll0, and the balance Ia before you.
Alderman DEs,nN-I suppose this liz now readable
kind Of book 1t is often said all is fair in pcltics and
this is something Of that sort OF chapter. have
doubt that the Board Of last year winoed-yes,
say vincedat the amount Of appropriation required
willing that good share should into this years.
contingencies. We have had many snch and can we'll
was ory on account and the probability is thaG We viii
be bound to Fay it. therefore that it 20 back to
| the committee to be certified.
Alderman bTURIEvANT wished to speak to charge
that he had voted against every bill from that commit
tee He now asserted he had never voted against any
tsiny against my judgment, but because thought it
was .e,t|npent and regret must nov vote against
this The1seems to be soms truth In what the Alder
man Of the Sixteenth says.
The question then put referring back and lost
! Alderman DENsAr then called for the reading
! Alderman PICK moved reference to the Law Commit
Alderman OAKLEY moved reference back to that on
| Alderman BARR would like to the receipts and
know whether 1t account or In full and moved
the report Be laid on the table for that purpose.
Alderman DErMAr seconded that. He wanted to be
better infor med before passing on 1t.
Alderman SAITH eaid there was none taken. Motion
Alderman ALvoRp moved It be resommittsd with in.
structon to bring in the bill Of items He feared they
the i0Sco he Would IKE to know more wa Ao
Alderman BoYcE thought good deal Of IL fer eat
T and s.a M the .ss s.a n ss1
went into al this for themselves and did not pay, It
was unfair dishonest and in his opinion, disgraceul
Alderman BARR.-Would any one pay such bill them.
selves without inquiry?
| Alderman SrunTEvASr II say the committee exceeded
their power The Board never sanctioned such thing
Alderman ALvonD Had little donbt that they hsd
carte dsnehe, and IL twenty thirty Thousands
they must pay 1t. There wss no limitation, - there
ought to have been
Question put As to reference back and loss--sto7.
nn ado iunp md u.xtu h. aut
| and carlisd-12 to4.
Board or Educatson.
DEC. Pc. G. Benedict, Esq, the PRECEDENT,
in the chair. APPROPRIATIONS.
The report Of the Finance Committee. In favor Of
Free Academy for the year ending January LIST,
1858 Adopted. Report Of the same committee,
in favor Of paying $l95 to Edward Linen, the
amount Of his bill for erecting brick fences 1t ward
school No. Is, Twentieth wara.-Adopted. OF
came committee, in favor of appropriating the sum
of 50 for the support Of ward school No 80,
Sixteenth ward, to tho Let Of Of January, 1853.
| Adopted.
Mr.. CAErEs presented the application Of the
school officers Of tho Eighteenth ward for an appro-
priation to purchase site for primary school in
that ward.
Onnstion Of Mr. MURPHY, it was referred to the
Finance Committee TO report on.
REMoNsrRANcE.
| The following is tho remenstaaoe OF tho scheol
officers of the Fourteenth ward agsinst bill framed
by the Beard Education for the actien Of the Ls
gslature, relative to the ward and public schools
| Of the city Of New York
To THE BoARp OF EpucArIor.-
The undersigned, school officers OF the Tourtesuth
ward having received ocially from the Beard Of Eda
cation dra Of bill having for its object tho merging
Of the schools Of the Public School Society with the ward
schools Of this city and believing the object In view Of
said beard was 20 consult the ward officers to the pro
priety Of said bill becoming law, We, therefore, beg
leave respectfully to against the adoption Of
the sams.
Time viii not permit to present but few Of the many
Why feel soAstrained to oppose the
and spirit In which this union attempted to be brought
about. At glance however the whels appears to be
decidedly anti republican in Its character tendencies
| and deeiens.
We believe that the growth Of the ward schools fully
esab hes the fact that the schools Of the Public school
Society have been virtually condemned by the people st
large bessuse they placed entirely beyond the con-