The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-09

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accomplish the same result without shocking preu
diees end awakening the violent opposition large por
ss. and ,,s So' r fs9s s HsI.1 NE .s
Yer street. L Is Ills grade which makes Rector aud
be.sy goods Nothing whstsvsr could Be- saines by
sa s saSs .
to pass thrSrER Battery place hS recently
nigh; width q Albany as
a BHo.dSy the S
Trinity churehyaId must be steep and and
vl certainly not DO generally used for tho carriage Of
this point your committee speak with confidence be-
tween hve and six hundred Of that and nt
class the osrtmen Of this city WHO have united in
express ground il opened is grade would BE-
Your Sonmittee regard this expression Of
opinion material and controlling element in the deter
That the class neglect. urge the is
facilities bsswsen diasfsns Sections
facilities expressly rsmonsr.te against proposition for
south street The North
his daily profits and diminish his daily labor this
drsS energetic mem who srs
s h S ss %ss in
here ai:ssisutsa taIsnsh western
COMMITTEES 70 dwell on various other which
instance would the new street be Of pract
cal value even to in winter with high sm.
the grow drift unthawed and the mud undried and
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the coneuson that the public interest DO at all
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Se To- p Of
conveniently used and not in the ns Of the OK
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spothsr ground which seems equally conclusive whether
Board, expedent or insxpedient.
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and controlled at every step by the general
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mine the amount the and awards Tor som
psssaOn -. to DO paid and received by resPse.ve
spasn Il apPssr
cannot take into view ekpeienoy measure or the
Of the oeetonthe fact that
After tIorouph inquiry BY your committee it
sPpsssa ssss IN number ana will
ay hundred and afty thousand dollars which the
opening Of street Would convert to the public use
.hurehyard which would Pe benefit
majority the parties interested in estate Broad
way and the streets east Of Broadway which would DO
Even in Green street and its where is
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when the time shall arrvs their
And his be The ordinance in question should
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and with
lead to practical result That the must IN al
not be undertaken.
But Il,
believing that this ordinance DO carried into effect
sn s9sn strong pub
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lave publicly their names on tho ground that
sr religious
mostly rsmonstrste against and ask for it's repeal
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with such ternress and emphasis that would
be found absolutely necessary e abandon the prGessang
Ct dlieulty and Importance to right Of the
that Tie city r. esnnS: sy Invade ais
it, r sa In hn os ha SaD
drsd twenty years each sene
aa 80 ss IT. scsn ss
That the Of the state Aet Of llh APRIL 1872 mako
sa Chat
Ic,y and spirit Of t Law forbid. the opening .,
which ihsrmspts made ID this burial ground;
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On the validity Of the legal objections is unnecessary
an The fact that the Opening q sss
city s r. Ss in
tgatien l. entitled to some Weight in determining the eS
In The discussion before your committed great stress
indecency
ss On this subject opinions will b found to differ
measure There can 30 doub. that thousand in
ana ,h.s
aSsas sify re-. above s.sasl ley: Is. xs:ssss
would rsGui. The %
Of n: dead hns t. Justify !: extensive
that tSese Interests to !: bremossd Appe.
xoud very ,srious item 70
TIE dust and bones to be removed can
ton Some provision must be made for the rsnssr
rsSs,.y ,s md entirely Impossible
remains that make the larger portion OF the
he sT
that the whole mass be decorousy consigned to new place
TIE Of boxing and and nserrins anew
mate. Thft it would be most formidable there be
| doubt.
Evidence has been laid before the committee that during
the the Revolution Of the prisoners who died
while in the temporary prison adjoining the public
bur ground inferred in trenches its
| "a sido.
fact certainly increases and usfe the relue
with which the public would this ground disturbed
| less under the pre- azure Of absolute necessity
But ia unnecessary TO proceed further with the nvesti
| gation OF this branch Of the question
conclusions Of the undersigned founded other
practical conSderatons viz that in his view the
proposed neither eypedient
that opposed by majority Of the parties interested
| and therefore cannot be carried through.
therefore unites in the made by the
majority Of the committee that nil proceedings for the
opepng extending Of Albany street be
| BOARDING. AND LODGING.
|
| TrO BRoADwAY.-AN ELEGANTLY FURNISHED
(OA suit Of TO let In tho above
all the modern Improvements Private table only. Also
large room suitable for one or two gentlemen Apply