New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-07

tiops or We Are forced 10 send them back q; no small
eIptbse-thus forcing upon ne an expenditure tns'
onereus and unjust. have thrown these rev sasge7
tions together for the consideration OF the boao OF
Governors for the purpoee Of eciting such acon az
they may deem wise and proper. There y 10 denying
that the operation Of our pauper laws Is sucn Sc
throw upon the tax payers Of ms CIty an Unfair al
undue proportion OF expenditures and trust tna' or
Representaiives will in their wisdom, furnish Us vi
such an alteration in them as vii remedy the evls
which exist. AZ all events let urge such acton a.
will explain, beyond csvl or dispute, our obhganons
in regard to the class OF inmates 10 which have al
luded. and furnish Us with power necessary 70 get
beck tie outlay forced ipOn " without delay or e1
pepse am OF opinion that the nation has duty 10
reform in reference 10 this transfer ~ contract oI
whole aims ouses Of palpers for us 70 support AMI
hone that tie day is not far distant when the subject
viii be made one of honorable treaty stP1atons.
Nav We not hope that while We pursue course
Of honorable lioeraiy and good neigh bOrhood proper
" and kindly providing for those whom disease or mis-
fortune Of any sort oyeakes after leaving his or DER
home in good faith, 70 q livelihood here, there
will be found willingness the part Of foreign gov
eruments 10 take back and take charge of all who
have been Improperly imposed upon u. Wha, more
notifying fact can be presented 20 the Minister OF
foreign coyerume nj in this country than 20 present
him with an advertisement for proposals TO convey
the whole population of an aims house 20 America
for the nvOved purpose OF saving the co-t OF their
support Yet this can be shown, TO the disgrace Of
more II an one foreign county or town. And why
sbould we hesitate 10 ssk Legislature 10 bring the
subieet 10 the notice Of our national councils The
subject il one of deep interest-deep National inter-
ss,Eapd colcerus the well being OF every American
Citizen born where be may have been, and living
where be may within the bounds of the United States
In com ection with this subject, and with view OF
urefeptipe the condition of affairs 10 10 our Rep
resentaiive elect offer the following resolutions
Hssored Thsta Committee Of three be appointed TO invite
the en- Der. elect institution when suits their
The finance Committee through Gov. WEST, sub
. in raply IN the communication from
the Board Of Commissioners cons sting Of the Mayor,
Recorded Controller ana Presidents OF the Boards OF
Aldermen and Councllnen who Il will be remem-
bered returned the estimates OF expenses OF the
Aims House Deparim, nj for ls5J, with their objec-
Tons 10 some of he items, for their reconsideration
The report, together with accompanying resolutions,
was adopted and ordered TO be printed.
The report of the Committee OF Outdoor Poor,
which was laid from the last meeting a. special
! business. was taken up.
Gov. SMITH, Of the COMMITTEE, submitted report
against the pay ment of a bill amounting 70 eig 20,
for the burial Of nine persons IN private burylng-
ground. who had ded in the AlmsHOuse Depart
me- p and setting forth his reasons for so doing. lie
considered that the Board had no right 10 go to the
e1rense of iuterrng bodies in any but The CITY Gene
terry. and he wished no distinction made between
Catholics and the Sc of other denominations.
After considerable discussion the report together
with the following resolutions, was adopted-tioy-
Ell ors Herriok Pinckney, COnover, NTH and Duke
voting for, and Governors West, townsend henry
and Dugro voting against them:
hf,lIred That the N.rdebs Of the several Institutions be d.
reeitd deliver FOR erment all Persons dying 70 their re-
specve Isutons upon being claimed BY u their rea
tyes or ienos that the W.dsns At the various nstu
fiops Bl.cswes and Rsndsf ,ands shall apon the re-
qu.,t pTson the dead house. At Bellevue me
toc Ct ell such p claimed with the n'me Of tue
d.cts,sd msIked iegibly the Gotta.
R,solted For forth in the Report 'hat be bill OF
C. Peters for the expense OF buryng nne persons who died
IN this Department b. denied
Resored That eli action this Board incompatible with the
foregoing resolution be end hereby repealed
Gov. DUKE offered the following resolutions, which
were adopted
Rsolred That the Committee City Cemetery consider Il
unnecessary present. puTehe any more lznd on Wards
bland for burial purposes. go a.,
Resared copy Of the shove nuon be sent TO ms
honor Msyor the President Of the bosid OF Aldermen
and The President Of the BosTd Of Councimen