New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-23

cure charter for IL; brt single act wsrs vsuse
TO benefit the issoring ciAsses, u could mt be q
| through Who IL them hA6 he msfortlr - hold
Eve or tend ,llsr bill On the nyirs Cdy Bark II
Rad H. BIZ prck et book $50 tia. Bunk. ant S,l'
he obliged 10 sacrifice go o. i. This ou.hi no.
! b. er,ured II TIE su'tores 3if not irgnis7 TIA o.
fc.rs If su,h rsriiutions :he people oush, - -.
snc ~si' u 90 The 70, and treat them Dee ?.
60 soo.f al tsr aud Fathers Load Ap9it rs d
liked Ia talk = mechanics be VA mech s,ic IN
s.lf-esui,g his bread By showing the jazz paas
/ lCbeeitrc.l
Mr WooD said TIA, the csGss Of this meeting ~
tie rule Of capitol Iwas tbs right OF c,p,,al 70 ~
Instead Of men which had brought the people -
settler to consider ~hst they shoad Go for he nssSe,
20 they Dot rgh 10 earn their bread by the
OF their brow They were told ihai sl men had {
right TO life liberty and the pursuit OF happiness
Did they erjoy thoss rights No they had right
To lsbor-nO rieh' to support life. lGren sensation
Mr.. SULLIVAN rose 10 state tia, VIM Thomas Bell.
Superintendent Of the Chiaese Assembly Rooms hsi
offered 'he use Of those for the beasi, of the
unen pey ed poor.
IL was moved and seconded that Mr. walle,rI be
ADDED TO the Committee, and he was aided
Mr.. WV j. You've followed in an advocscy OF
Lsnd Reform I,ey should call upon the lezi. s-ors
whom they hac made. IL was a shame thst in &
country like this they should be born psupers-thu
they should be starving in the mid.t Of plenty
Legislators 81 Washington were lost to Their orts
ULoco5 lied territory should 10 longer bs with "A
from tie Use of freemeD-res-ryed 20 Slavery for II
white uan end the bssk. Would they submit %
such condition Of thiDg.i lCries OF no, no He
vss glad TO feel that they sympsthized with hiN
lApplsuse They mast take advantage of this
cTEis. The old aSage was, in time of pesce pre-
pare Tor war; but hs said, in Il mes OF war prepare
for peace. he presented series of resolutions,
which be said he would not read but would ask
them to adopt upon his word. Loud cries Of yes,
yea
Tue Secretary of the meeting pocketed the reso.
lutons.
Mr.. wx. A. You've pledged his word, as friend tc
the mechanic end woi kirgman that the resolutions
should he carried ont 10 the letter. They proposed to
have smother meeting. II they could prevail upon
n Sexton Of II rsSernace 20 give thenrthe use OF
IT, it woud he he'd there. In that case, they would
not he compelled TO stard out IN snowstorm.
collection was taken up 70 detlay the expenses OF
advertising.
Mr.. CAKPEyTER was, he said, a mechanic. The
fire., question b. fore them was Must we have bread
LCries of "Yes," Yes; rae next question was
How are we 10 get Il lie did not believe thSt there
were many who would 90 Town town a1t take /. from
the warehouses Of the specula.rs yet must De adj
lCri.s of Yes, " Yes They would not starve
viii, there was plenty In the and. Ii there
famine they would bear il well as they could; but
there was abundance Loud cheering. it would
Lot do 70 sit down and stJye. What shsne TIA!
would be for man who is willing 10 work. II they
she Md look into the hearts Of the rich perhaps they
might hear them whispering that the poor mechanics
of New.Yofk had brought all this upon themselves;
that they had saved nothing for times Of adversely
he would ask them, in the nsme of God, how men
teep for few years pasti He himself had work at
rreseut hut he knew not bow long Il would be- before
tie would be thrown out of it. Loud spPlsu.e.l
Twas vo'ed inst the Committee be increased to
the number of fifteen, by the Chair.
The President, Mr. f. +. JOHNSON, then adjourned
the meeting to next Tuesday afternoon, at o'clock
BOARD OF ALDERMEN
FRIDAY, Dee. 2a.-Ald. ELY, President, in the
Chair.
MONEY! FoR THE POOR.
TIE resolution to appropriate $40 900 for the relief
of the poor Of The City came mp, when AID HOWARD
moved 10 mske the cum $50 coo.
Ald. CHAuNCEY opposed larger sum at present
and said that more could be passed sgain II neces-
sary.
The amendment, aiter debate was lost and the
resouon for The $40 coo, being put, was adopted by
unanimous vote.
RESOLUTIONS.
Requesting the Chief Engineer Of TIE C[ot9n De
peItntlt to use proper mean, to prevent the ny
drspts from freezing. Adopted.
BY AID. vooRHis-That the Chief Police report to
this Board account Of al property received at nus
,fce during the time be hss been in office, what dis
position has been made OF the same ana ey "oa aa
AID c. IL. TUCKER offered resolution calling
h # I BIZ 81 IL to oe e9od due .na s% RSns
lsbortrs from contractors, under lhe 0ity u''ern-
R,solat on concurrirg with the Bosrd of Coancil-
uep TO ADVANCE el25 900 TO the Alms-House Depart
nent in Anticipation OF the annual aPPfopilfiohS'
Adopted. ...
AIN rRowBRIDGEs REsrGyArfoS withdraw.
Aid TRowBRIDGE sent a communication IN rela-
,ior 10 bis resigns,on terdered some months since,
but Which tbs Board refused to accept. Aid. says
that n W as his health has improved, he VIII con-
tnue to attend TO lis cutes He also requested that
he M. BIZ lie allowed to withdraw his resignation.
Granted.
PAvrsG.
The resolutions passed the Board OF Councilman
Dee ls uodifying the terms Of application for the
contract Of paving Park row and Chatham-st, were
oopcurred ia after q slight amendment
POsr.OFFICE.
AID MoTr called up his report on building Post
Office In the Park.
AID yooRHIs opposed il, and the subject was made
spc cial orcer for the next meeting.
FIRE DEPARTMENT..
Tie repoit Of the other Board for the organisation
of sixty FIVE exempt tremen as Company 10 taxe
charge Of the old engine Of Company No AZ, aud do
duty at large fires under the direction OF the Chief
Encineer, was concured IN.
POLICE CLERKS.
Aid WAKEMAy offered resolution inviting tue
Mayor 10 be present on Tuesday evening, when the
Board would proceed to appoint Police Clerks.
Adopted
Adjourned to Tuesday.
BOARD OF COUNCILMEN.
FRIpAY December o. s54-Present-EDwIs j.
PHowS Esq President in the chair and 81 men,
bers.
THIRD READINGS.
The Bosrd took up for adoption various papers
which had been ordered TO fh I'd reading, viz:
Reports OF Committee Streets, 10 favor OF regu.