New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-11


hesiveness in crime, and know al that may D.
necessary 10 contend against and provide for IN tn IN
oesvor to bring the miscreant principals to punshm;n'
II is but natural to suppose that the friends Of this gr
gave the Mayor information th,n they would to u'
iDde that would in the present OF IN. case b.
at all proper with view IN the ends Of justice, that We
should know. Indeed believe some clue has this day
been discovered by which the guilty will be reached The
which may be taken to eec. this mast he knoFn
but TO few and | move that the words and Whichever
further sum the Mayor may deem necessary to affect the
said object" be added and $4,000 would not be too
much, if could gain the object
AID S'urtevant-I 1t behooves u.s. gentlemen. in this EN-
porium Of trade and where make il great boast
that every safe in his person and property to take
such measures will prevent murder in our midst
deed of blood enough to make the hss huider has been
perpetstsd-oDe attended with such wickednes would
even rake those who may have been accessory to this
crime shrink from the detail il detailed to them {" tbs
deed OF Others and though think that enough would have
been done by the first resolution TO tempt the odity
weakness Of some Of these wreches yet will vote for the
endmen' to give the Mayor discretion 10 the matter for
must, .tssy cost have these and such men removed
from among Us.
AID BiRR-I do not rise to oppose the resolution. On
the contrary do consider that the City authorities are
bound give every aid in their power TO punish the per
pefrstors Of wicked deeds and the shedders of blood
beg assure the gentleman OF the Third tina, if make
boast that life and property is in this emporium Of
trade make boast Of fslsehood. / know the mar
derers Of this young lady deserve punishment woad do
all in my power to punish them but ask, there
deeds Of violence perpetrated in City but this h
as this Are there deeds of violence perpetrasd
upoeDdiDg citizens which the authorities the City abs.
and encourage and protect the perpetrators Are there
not at this moment men convicted Of crma-smost an at
tempt at murder-whom the very members OF this ward
upboding in defiance Of Law and justice Have not
Of the members of this Board brought disgrace them
selves and the authorities by abst,nns iron
tive which will not characterize but good one
come to Court and pass sentence men convicted Of
crime before tbem The Grand Jury did Its duty respect
ing those the District Attorney did his the Petty
Jury theirs the presiding officer OF the Court did his but
some Of the members of this Board bsey and cousrdy
shrunk from performing their duty.
Aid Smith, rise to order.
The Presdent-The gentleman Of the Sixth is out of or
der clearly of order The question is the resou
Aid ward-I rise to point of order Ths gentleman
of the Fourth has not stated the point Of order and the
President could not decide.
AID Smith-The gentleman of the fifteenth know. the
point very well or he ought know it-but the gentle
said of him last night if he has not brains enough
ito perceive it cannot find them for him"
Aid Bari do not think have been much out of
order the gentleman who has just spoken His remarks
are improper.
AID Smith.-Wel. know they are out Of order.
AID Wsrd-They were blaggtrd" they generally
AID Boyce-I think the gentleman ought be allowed to
proceed He was about mpesch the conduct OF some
members Of the Common Council, aud do not hno but
it may be myself to whom he has alluded and claim for
the innocent the privilege of being justified.
President-The gentleman from the Sixth was out of
order.
AID Barr-Well, will bring the subjsc. up again
Dres dent- 60 in orde lao
the resolution The gentleman Of the Fifteenth
Aid Ward rise to the question of order think we
ought have order here in this Board and conceive it il
your DUTY Mr. President to enforce it, The Alderman of
the Eleventh called the gentleman of the Sixth to or
der asked what the point of order and for doing
am attacked in the grossest manner do not conceive,
Sir you should permit without rebuke, member of this
Board disgrace this body and himself by IN improper
remarks Such conduct is degrading to the Board and
brings it into contempt with the people
AID Barr-But for the conduct of some Of them the PEG.
pie would not have gone unanimously for the Charter
" they did.
The Presdent-The question is on the resolution The
Alderman of the Eighteenth.
AID Alvord-I want 20 State, gentlemen, that the body
of this young lady found in the East River VIII
lamsburgb the 5th instant and the Coroner of that
city held an inquest on it, But that officer either does not
know hs duty or performs it very clumsiy for without
having The body stripped examined he had it buried
clothes and ALL after every day verdict of found
drowned" had been returned The young lady was the
companion Of Mrs. Alderman Clayton and went out on
the evening of the 2l of May for domestic purpose
and was not since heard f ill the account Of the nques
having taken place at Wliamsburgh appeared in the
papers when her friends and had the body dis
Inferred and recognized her Immediately. 1t has been
since discovered that carriage standing in the
neiehborhood of Sxeenihs and FOurthav that even
ing andinto this she forced Such horrd
outrage has not occurred since the committed on Mary
C. Rogers and trust this will not be let pass unpuni,hei
desire to protect our families ought to make us
active in the matter Robbery not the object for her
iewelry and trinkets safe.
. The question then put and the resolution passed as
amended, and soon after the Board Adjourned
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