The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-07

POLITICAL.
REFosM COMMIT E OF

49,
Metropolitan Hall to the Esesrs Of New $3.50 Tr
viii S1 sa ?, .h SPss
Of tie e's ~ pra sss% to Il.
ssge,nms. or put an end Snssd
ccuncmen have been made Thrs are eandidaes OF the
espepy z REFORM The . "a ss
s. o.s che sisl,sss Whit mi (.
snS P Gs%'f gS
parties il evident to all who understand their real
port IT, rants which ss,e ossn ds BY the pre-
PERFECTLY .yde1t that if tie grants and franchises
view the interests Of the cit such revenue woaid nave
taxes when are now berne BY sSs y But they Sass
been made SO far as che cry ssn
hers the corporation and Their associates relatives and
need not be enlarged The mtee are wed aware
Of their sTs'. and yaa The e0Rmun,,y how
been sacrificed in granting them with ut any prosson for
as sa
Ivery who purchases article q food or or
Sca San a. Ss til.
:hs1 rishts properly.
amount thus received rcm tn would have been
acd IN tho kpe rents would
@ G e %on have
'AS tes.a on,, nav. ;n,.r,r,s VIA, tho rr,s,.
enjoyed by their especial favorcs and hence
tases bale reached the SUN Of hys
only about hundEed thoussnd dollar, the total
% ri
1 OF M. s 81 E9n s
aggregate population Of over seventeen millions Of
The people Q, this city would not complain Of this yass
propor.on swhat a them By over was. s paid b the
But derive corresponding benefit from this large
properly nsh'ed-it is respect well governed.
are onS to The ns ss oos
psa to but are applied e the sausSs o.
there are evils still greater than those which been
enumerated In addition To th large annual expense, tho
debt Of the city has been 1cre.sed and there 10
it that it been the annual repairs q the
s l 20 hs
from the saS Law was sny e be r..
Corporation, authorizing the Of debt for the
tends 70 an spparent dimnuto Of the burden Tor the
Is.
against which the voters Of the city new called TO
As we have already mentioned tho tickets nominated by
"a tie several wards With view to protect and psrps
asss
Of the Broadway Rsilroada grant made without requiring
s.s% q :'ss:
Hasntns hs for AissrnaS while his IN
law similar gsatss The NJ min IN most OF the
pssss
was deemed insxpedieD have presented their especial
on heir part esnnus abuses ~ which they have
been while the aboror whose hard earnings they
All wealth is the result Of labor and the machinery Of
Of ri. s
a.%s. sssr,sssss RE- Ss; smith ma sssis
presented and that they supported with all tbe
s ri. ON oss S:
in itself Of the oncrniti that widely prevail
bas, Ss
In Opposition Mr. RnF NJ VIM tucker has been nor
ssas+sd ssasp: sRpsssiss NJ $.sss
ho In
Valentine whose in law is grantee Of The Broadway
ss
In df @ by ns
the city exhibit the main dssimiarties Of the same cha
may therefore, truly be said that the approaching cleo
int the other tho
Of n wssn 1S:ro S and
.Ssy entitled Saa'E honest Tie
encc party upon our municipal Affairs The Of party
S s1eS s ~ in oSssSE
S s s II q. II
'si;'sif ."s vi sss
promote important object Of city reform That commit
no hs ST a 20 stem s
and fer change IN the construction Of svc
voters New York # thirty thousand three
sary that rscons.rucon of the two Boards shou take
amendments then adopted but the fac, that
Ssssi s'ssss
that TN no
spparsns But present Common Council IN defiance Of
ne Es :sssss s = soy :Has$
s$ :s
Soa hs 'sns receive ss sSs
to 9sss: 70
BID Of What value public suction grotsssi:s
dnisshSa y rs;siu.sn; .s:.:T e .6ss This
%s s 70
may 1% We s:s
s.s @ y to sS%R
and consider tho ruest the Important interests
committed to their care.
So$sstss spS.sssl pubic meet
% aa At s @ for n' , wa TEsm
objections the decisive character specified supposed nos
ton that they have failed to raise the voice OF warning 20
the mupty, when had been raised by single manly
voice in the Common Council would have answered its
purpose.
gc vote sgsnst particular grant, and recent sup
port case, OF the Of intrepid Comp
TROLL relied by the friends Of the wing fdate in
the Fifteenth various votes Of the worst de
Of mprudt mt and injurious
character Against this candidate the reorncr? Of tho
ward have named Mr. VIM Chsuncey substantial citizen,
who tho abilities and the courage to oppose enec
lively all like abueep.
II that ward shall decide against the reform candidate tho
Ill tho supporters q NJ Barker signed to The printed cir
cular may DO found the significant name OF D. Randolph
Martin, the loaco OF various docks and slips the person
named in hc resolution authorizing the sale OF the
fayors dne Tho zeal o. Mr. sturtevant who lately
pied oce in tho building Other significant names
abo appear In tho circular
in the performance Of high duty that thcsc
nted 10 tho consideration OF the public. The Committee
would willingly draw the veil such abuses II their ST.
lence would not cnsnr their frequent repetition They
u csented in the confident that intelligent win act
hcm And not be guided by that mistaken sympathy
which few misguided individuals have
The great duty of securing Ref only be discharged by
q firm and manly course Of action.
Your Committee felt that IL essential 10 take
steps towards the Independence and the stability OF
tho judiciary and passed resolution with that object II
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