The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-23

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ton acomml,ee Of appointed to prepare of
TssutoDs ;hOwpF The Views the convention Mes,rs
30. Dssranw sommities Mr.. z Wyotea from tho com.
dsrsstcs 81 tho Frs Decsr,mens. CON prsas three
members elected from eseh IN oOnven.
Where's I law was pace, IN the ssisiasa.S n ISL 10 TO
election of frs wsrdoss CITY sad
oommOs SoSns "a With ssia ses s,seS s an
lith io5l nsoed By Cenehiin Brush Mayor and WIN. NJ
daehsse Of their autio have sivea serar. par
es hat hey were ,ioa'ns the law and said p.
whereas in several instances whore .uen notee h.d been
therein had sde tho
had s y on Of me ys
aoD from .s mon cor the o,sSGn o.
she otdnans Sus Also u tho law tIsrshy snsaasT
IL the lives Of eis,'ns snd hremsn and the
oune have pssssd resolution direc.ns tho repreasn..
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sas Lssisassrc .hss IN vas .esy t,hs
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called ior interference the oommoa Council roseeetsiy
sois The Senator's and 2, his DISTRICT 70
lay nov bst're the Legislature.
guessing The YES Of this District to oppose
s and also to hc repeal sections appontog
BY apssuetor and rs.isB that ME duty Of the
savrsto city has been co,ed Of three times
one 81 % the Ssn sns
Keso,,s! Thai portion Of tho opposition 70 tue law we
s i The Fire Fire aad
shS e Ss ss.d xso ne
che, and held acred by and which VII b protected
k;soveS That semmitss Al.ssn be aepon ,aa TO pro
se aw sss 40 s To-
Resolved That mia eonventiOn repeatedly sshs the Le
Of The city brooklyn in the petition sho Fire
n o q he n s.S Si1y se lie w o
The re.on.iens adopted unani0uely The following
John III Rhode8 A. j. y. DesrEuW, Peter Wyokon,
Henry Moore, ID. G. Hesiy, John Cashow,
James H. Cornseil, James soLeack, William lngs,
T. Is. Spnor, ueorge Hall, Joseph Reeve.
koberA Htory,
The OF the meeting dir ctad 10 be pub
hed in he brooklyn aud the New York HERALD
The following preamble and resolutions offered by hr
josel Reeve and ordered to be pUbsaed
Wherese, At meeting OF tbs Common Coua ill on the
9h OF Alderman spipos charged with haying
the f'e lev before the g,sls.use sent there by big
Tn, the Fren.n Of tho city Of gtookyn were opposed to
gnfsr the whole and every Of such
being fafc particular, ant used only for ths
nose of tie minds Of those who dsce enid
therefore.
Resolved. That this convention views with regret Tho
taken by the enemieg Of the Depsr men mako
assertions tha untrue particular and merely
for Vie Of feacg tho wishes OF the Department
Resolved That lsw and the object Of thesw, Ger
daily approve ot We from whence opposition
syringe bns not surprised at opposition from Guch
aud WHEN the charge of stealth ID brought agsns
prepared 70 stspd before the pubic, who
equally capable Of judging those who nale the
ohsrges.
Resolved That tho thapks Of this convention he sni
hersby eadersd to Alderman Francis sonos tor his en-
beavers tho law fairly considered before the Com
mon Council and mo- be ehoaed dowa aad for the interest
he has eynced At I'll oes for the welfare prosperity og
tho department 1he convention then al ourucd SUBJECT
to the call Of the committee.
A. r. CAMPBELL, Chairman.
siMUFI GrrsToS. Secretary.
BReon1ls, FeD lSi2.