New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-28

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= - "a wicked swindle of the Tea and Ram Table
,e.,ored and for that and for carriage hire, they
y. .,,esSy plupdered the people Of seven eight
- doIlars; they usurped the power which be-
o,,v TO the Legislature, and transferred Bureaus
-. one Department TO another, fer no other reason
~ turn cut the incumbenis and pat their fighting
=. and election rowcies into Office they hunted down
- WING oficeholder who could be reached By auy
sale stretch of power; they coucocted plan for
go upon the great School Fund Of the City aud de-
',,s Il 70 private and party purposes, making our g'o
-. .v,,em Of free education the creature Of political
,ler. and but for the fact that the Legislature had
-, leut the Fund In i,s own suardianship, the un-
..-.nou, robbers would have done their work. they
- upon Wing contractors and wherever personal
s,e. or mean advantage of quirks Of law could avail
a. was disp ,essed and his job divided part
~ ne Alderman bonus and the rect to some psrti-
=, friend, as reward for votes by him obtained 10
!. ,.,e Of one heavy contract. which tdsy could not
Or legally and were afraid 10 seze Violently they
,s.py sought 10 induce Wing officer Che head ofa
n. nent) to arrest and hand TO themthat which
A., desired-the contract 10 question they shaf.
"A and bar gained and patered with the Sixth av. Rail
d meaning all the time TO kill II as the Stage
eres. paid down the thirty pieces Of silver, but here
4, people became impatient, and the Comnon Juncll
~, fsirly driven almost BY blows TO do what they
syuh have done month, before they seized upon the
ssirs Of the Elgbihsv. Rsad, elected the Company
,tbcut word of warning, rushed bill through both
1osrds with speed never before imagined, took advan
)sbsence of May rKinsssnd and go
, Pre.dent 10 sign the bl Acting Mayor, thus In
,ying; the City In dan ages to an enormous amount
Al BY no means supposable that Peuigre~ & Co VII
s their $4,000 and all the prospective Proht' OF u
Rad BY any such jugsle as this. People ask, how ar
-..h ,e,ults producedi and Alderman, gorying In
y. shame significantly holds up five fingers. not one
.,cb he would sell for less than a thousand dollars
"A Az thew CO. from one outrage TO another each one
ssriney vilainous than iss predecessor; and so
az, oil 90. as long as a dollar be found to grab
Ieei.laure be dragon uedinto creating new debts
f,r CITY taxpayers TO shoulder
Bat aide from plucking the public goose there is
.omehing Internal 10 the party venom which leaves the
m, liable to pestilence from without, and keeps r ripe
a. cholera within Having maDacled the City Inspec
Ar turned all bis deputies and health wardens out Of
tce and refused to provide other means Tor the per
snance Of the duties, they now turn around With Inn
tcdence that would bring blush upon any face but
at Of an Alderman and say that the Wing head of the
Depsmen Mt Ia responsible for the filthy condition of the
cav Their utterly Inefficient, Commissioner OF Streets,
seeing the mud and dirt likely to bury him bodily gets
no whine that the Croton Water Board won't give
1m water 10 wash the filth into the sewers, when he
xeI knows that every license TO open hydrants for
meet sweeping provides that but one hydrant be
fosn al time and this only far as to enable him,
<oevenenty to fiji his watering pot, and 10 be carefully
<o,ed when len Fire hydrauts must not be used to
sh the filth Of cutters into the receiving basins of pub
c sewers" Why Is Arculsrius anxious to wash the
rutsi Simply because 1t is easier TO wash the dirt
no the basins than 1t Is to sweep 1t up and carry it
awsy and more especially because If be can get the
f, into the sewers, 1t viii devolve upon Wing De-
ssrnept Che CrOton Board) TO get it out
Now, the Health of the City imperativey demands an
ecen, Health Officer, active Wsrdens, clean Streets
Rs enova of dead animals and other nutsances, and
yglsn, watch over those crowded dens which dis
brace the Fourth and Sixth Wards as well as strict
ntenaon 10 the emirant houses In Greenwich and
Fsshingtonsts By proper attention 10 these points,
Ia rsao of mortality In New.York might be reduced
\ that would not stand 1t now does, the most un
&,Ah, city north of Charleston. With our remarka
Il advantages Of position, air, water, formation OF
Ina psrrowness of the land, &c, there is no good
ou why this should not be the healthiest City 10 the
SUld Such result may not reasonably be looked for
IA much might be done toward IT, II the fendsh spirit
& party did not override everything like care for the
ksrc.,s Of the people; II the scramble for public
essder at the City Hall should be now and then sus-
beaded and some attention devoted to pubc good II
lSermen could be made to understand that they are
taseectod for party only but for the people a. large
Al this moment the men who persist In keeping the
K In
k,po.ed-,he men who refuse to do anything toward
snsng the foul streets and cutters and open ots-the
esn who would sacrifice any aud all Interests OF the
RNpe TO party" are Aldermen Moore, Haley, Oakley,
3rr Tweed, Compton, Brisley Francis, Smith, Tie
bnp, Bard, Denman, Cornell Doherty and Peck They
ue the power to appoint Health of;er, to reinforce
d. City Department to compel the cleaning of streets,
Be- but they dogeedly refuse to do anything In the
batter They are too busy with tearoom exercises,
licensing and contract juggling to DO anything for
RapOple.
s DISCRETION THE BETTER PART, &C.
iAe =. reorganization of the Empire Club" the other
l Capt Rynders the President "repuoiated the doc
hs Of using any other than honorable and justifsoe
Deans In securing the election Of the Democratic cand
9aks and urgently requested each and every member
~ he Club to avoid, by all means, personal collisions,
Aer with rude Individuals with any other Club The
rsidez Addressed the Grub in very forcibe language
this particular subject and set down amid uproarious
fPlsuse" ThL Is very different talk from the actual
setce Of hi, Club In the Of 1874 but pre-
Sae thai the valiant Captain is we'll appraised of the
pa the, the People, next November, will not only do
sr own voting, but their fighting also if they find
e polls In possession of any gang or Club that shall
tre to interfere with the ri.hts OF voters. The day
fs gone by when Empire Clubs" can keep vote
pom the ballot box that rish,faily belongs there
fenee the flag Of truce thrown out from the head
fssTers OF the Captains command 1t ia also fortu.
fe that tbs Captain is, notwithstanding his terrible
ene, really man ofpeace, who would be the last
y Perptuste an actual assault The effort therefore
The part Of The National Democrat TO frighten people
fe hs name and the memory of the Old Club, Ia
SIMPLY ridiculous The present officers of the Club are
PRESIDENT lssish Rynden; viee-Presidents, John S
'aa' Matthias GoOderson Grand Marshal, James