The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-07-13
Boart, of Supervisors.

BORrG OF Supervisors
.ui.y IL - the nliButce oil the last meeting reed
and approved.
SUPPORT SCHOOLS.
communication received from the State Supern-
t,Iuet oI Coumon solc.is ce.tnyiHg thai SO DC 90
is nCcossnry islscd cut Of the and pei
into ., tie count, Of Nv. York Tor vhe :oon
pcn schatle IN ths pes ysar.
PAID
Ten collars g Jas iopsins Tor gong to lib ny to
gcst Witi .Hd c. harirc iarl'Dg
RESOLUTIONS
Ecso.ui'or-1ha. tee uIand Jucors, amounting
+" 900 handed in hy The SUPERVISOR b. ccnarmc l.
i. ,e.lsticn appointing a,os Cslk to attend in The
supreme Count; wee afal c'ins rc jo,ed was l,!u
the table.
CORONER g BILL
fefcrred-f.u Of Mt Coroner Ives for 81 9S5 25 for
holding nqutsts from the st OF April to the Both june
suERIFFs BILLS,
Tile bin Of Steni Uorns. los IL. for expenses at
tcrci,g the execution OF ot,o cfinzig
paid b o. the Sh,l flr III I9i Is. for surno niue
iaDd and pc'is juror ad supplies furnished tho FL
dorr stg prison far he qua.:er cuaius Goth Lunc
was also ordered to he paid
CLERK COMMON PLEAs-cnASfBERs.
On the report of the Committee on County Offices in
favor Of raising the salary Of Mr. Hoyt Clerk Of the Com
Pleas Chambers being presented incidental dis
cuon to the correctness of the report of the
debate the last Board meeting respecting the increase
of The diaries If Judges which appeared in the HERAp
Alderman WESLEY Smith considered the report incorrect
and unaithful representation what actually 90
CURED. In fact. he pronounced 1t fabrication and
simulated that Alderman Denman had furnished it.
Alderman STUaTEvANr sald that there
ia the report that made OF the Board
He considered 1t unfair and prejudiced Of
the debate.
alderman D~MAs said that there were certainly some
phrases in the report that he had made Of though
he admitted there words reported that were
utcrcd he could not however DO responsible nc
Irajs ,oltoie 81 newspapers. There
mo- strictly correct, yet there much in Z TIA.
WIS true
no .,oo,d,r il reference The subject raising the
sslares Of The dcc 81 he supreme Court the
Law ana the constitution says that the salary the
Judges SpDrctIc Court caupot b. diminished or
'nescaed That Is lc ia~ erefa ~ on The constitu-
ton Uy du',t TIE iaos.es 60 to che egi IRE aad
ask ion thc increase! bccsc the law prooits it, uow
hos is IL 10 doue! by aaS empowering the Super
iaoIs 10 ucrtaie he siiy 81 state judge, paid
i n The trpasuy. WOuid int be cortrnversion
Of the State He the Recorder believed that
unrlnteous was wrong in itself and not tena
bic. He would ask why should they be oalod upou TO
Iaic tho salaries of these iees? the Of these
Courts all the inhabitants of the city and county of New
York Have tho committee examined the calendars to
10 this It is notorious that great portion Of their
time spent in settling litigation foreign parties
lie bad objection TO the Of the salary of Mr.
oyt lie did not see why one clerk hould have nine
Twelve hundred dollars year, and the other only six
hundred dollars. the report was then adopted.
cLERKs OF THE SUPERIOR
The repor 81 TIE Cuuui,tter County iccs or IN
application u tho judges o the Superior Court in favor
Of appcntn. additional ~ RI attend tn,t court was
ordered 10 10 lsid tie ltllc The Board then al
soulpcd TO Friday next.
We would suggest tho PROPHECY of the Board alocat-
Ing censeDiont place for the reporters they
have in the Common Council chamber. and we
confos at there would be thtn less cause for
complaints respecting the reports Of tina pros cding,
the itPtihfs tabcs now hltHatgt on Tao
right aud LETT Of the chair, inneoi eIy at the win
doNs, which. In this Of The year must pr sir ind
Doper Ventilation b. kept open The consequence is.
that e roisc flom outside il great the reporters
hear haf f what Is said ere Obliged 20
1T the other hale Wbyscoulc not the reporters
whose convenience aud accommodation. IN all pabtn
bodc5, legislative OF otucresc almost invariably at
terdcd Will marked cuo why cpnc they be pro.
Nided WITH table ~ tic contr9 II The near the
dc 81 thu clerk whore they would De- IN trout Tie d.
Datcrs aus not AS hey are bet&ad Their bGcas!
THE HERALD
eiR-your report Of my speech Of wednesday evening
aFt the Board Of Supervisors caused the
vince considerably in the Board OF Supervisors on last
evening Some Of the members particularly severe
upon me, and called hard but ali pur-
pose desire 70 inform you that report OF my
reDsJks IL substantially Tho only material pas
sage winch requires amendment Is tho sllusion the
consideration of members Very respectfuy yonrs
A. A DENMAN, Alderman Sixteenth ward