The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-22

ed end malicious The charges that ws brought against
him were Fought to BE- estabhei sgs'nst the Street
to sustain these faise charges Uson the esi nooy Of
fIeo BY that gentleman hi uss the report has been
to throw ,his report .bicb the gentlemen tbs Bos
had spen: % much time preparing under the tseis u
the Board bad any rsspeot for the feelings Of the com
mitse Who made the report and signed 1t with thsr IN
names. they would adopt 1t because It Was true ana
correct ore.
Alderman THxASS would IKE to hear some reasons why
L report should be stricken out
4 Alderman DoHERTI then proceeded TO give him the
He then referred 70 the report ANA 0egan oy
reading portion OF docu ment when 0ns OF the mem
bers who had by dent fallen asleep called whst
page is its" which somewhat disturbed Mr. DO
heTty equsnmity Of mind. but he proceeded and de-
so.pted upon various portions OF the svdeDos He Dc
fepoed John Austn's character beo the Board and
that john Ausun vas vlhsn he told lie pal pa.
Bile aehood and he should blush ct the wicked impu.
tatisn.
A.eermsn TWEED then ross bat Aide man sturtevaut
still continuing his speech immedistely sat down
ing something in low tone that Ineligible 70 our
Toe gentleman OF the NiDstsenth continued his re-
marks pitching right and left into the unfortunate CON
mitiee.
Alderman STuRIEyANT and called the speaker to
order.
Alderman s1rRrKvASr then went on to say that the
nsc 60 S.rs o. o sns ns
That showed their hatred ~aId, the bidder on
the rsot, Nj Austin and they s, q. all times, ex
hi bits the tseth him whenever thsy could. TINS
committee acted not as defenders Of The city govern
meLt, but the defet ders of taat required all
their aid to wssh stigma from his name tina ,snaot
be removed not~iths adding all their efforts to do So
in the report OF the Commstee Streets 1t is stated
that Mr. Austin to tne city from litigation, con
ssnted TO withdraw all his clau to the conr sct But
whe the relative to this Can tbs
Cou nittee serf
Aldsrmsn TwEsD-The Committee can answer. The
clerk of the Co uittee mssd the papers; 1t was not
tbeis fault
Alderman sTrRTsvANT 10 Alderman DohsrtS) Don't
ycu krow ,r that you the letter did you not put
1t in your pocket
Aldsrmsn DcHERIr.-I csrtoinly saw the paper for
deu aided 10 H. butcii not read you have stated
In the report.
Aidsrn sruRrkrAyT (tn . great passon) Then SIR.
Why do you get there AID utter such Asshoo1sS Did
you not ray there pa psr awhile sgo2 You
IL lighter
Alcermsn DoHEKTY then went on commenting upon
slight conmoticn among Msssrs Tweed, S,urevsnt
snd Moore. VIII ch looked st times quite serious bat
finally they settled dosn ard lstened atten lively 70 the
remarks Of the gentleman OF the Nineteenth which by
cterse s began to be modified
A,cernan Twnp-Alderman ID herty has been sta
trg hole pack Of fall ehoods but for what purpose
be acting he ine not rs had PIE pared for tue
TRADE ba Dgtt and expected his false charges But he
sDew that be stood there a convice1 beler he not
intend TO anything but he could not sit there listen
ing TO the charges against the Street Com mis- one
The gentlemen Of the Nineteenth eDdesvored by speak
ing up TO O'Clock to drive hone. that could not
e1Iore him in his yainous fslsehoods Bat it seemed
that he did not require to be exposed his Argu
neDt made him . convicted lar and he should be
ashamed OF himself for basins all his upon false
hood.
Alderman DoHKRrY made some remarks in re oily to the
asser ions Of Aderna Tweed, but were unable to
hear them.
The question striking out being taken, lost
by . vote Of IA to1.
The question the adoption Of the resolution put
and carried by . vote Of IA to
Alter further business the Board adjourned until
the first Monday in October