New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-16

tnsy are VIM 90 me th-f the Commtee has taken
TIE course hat sppointed by me re-o"sou.
Tbs, they .hosd be running about this Cay 70 evu-
sut sr'orn'es sPpe ~W, ooi% ar "a 70 the c.se
:; n,, ,he acton we have taken On this matter nas
hesn entirely wrong. In the hrst plane, rnis ooh
nee should not have been rpponso AZ ,s "a eco.
49, frotn the XIXth Ward 'Hsrrek that tney
have been appointed all Of one party mink th''
~ss uneer eruus the part OF the Cnan
The PRIsIDEST-The Chair did not ~ appoint IL M
sareryisor KELLr-The Chair did appoint it So as
,. 20 nv the list Of the Committee. l nAatsin that
l. Won have no night 10 closet Conmitfee lou nave
10 ,cbt 70 Investigate in private. Your nvestga-
,;on should be made IN public would trust the gen
,iem,n from the Nineteenth Ward (Herrlckl as
onicIIy as would the gentleman IRON the Twelfth
| Nsrd akemanl- matter what 1t Is, whether IL
il poiiica or personal 10 toe DeIt place, II tmss
w. Bsrker had been elected, there would have been
no objection at all. Mr.. Barker Is MT elected ana
corst duenly the body of low fanatics aod 0lSots,
which the Democracy Of this City has crushed ou' al
the late election-
VoIcE-NOt in Massachesetts
Supervisor KELLY-Yes which the Democracy
has crushed out in this City, and which they "ui
crush out in this State, too are COW hodIo; eNe"ei
meetings in the PARK. nightly, and making nc 20
tests. As remarked before, If Fer9an 10 =
the Major elect of this City, ard If he i've 49, .he
first OF January he will be duly installed into mat
Office. A. TO Barker, there has been judgement
enough for that bieot.
Supervisor MOTT am very sorry 10 near tue re-
marks iust fallen from oDe of our members
Sap. rvisor KzLLT-Tbey are remarks that are
true have aid nothing but the truth
Supervisor MoTT-That gentleman holding the
pokton thai be does in this commuhiiy, and in tins
Board snd in this country, should come here among
us and proclaim that but those OF bis own class
aid caste are Democrats in this cpuntry-men only
who are adopt. ctZebs ere true DemOcfats-Ior uint
is The arg ument Of this gentleman
superyi,or KELLs-It is false. never said such
athiIg
Supervisor Morr-I cannot believe that be who
has denouI ced bigot aud fanatics all Who are op-
posed to the dominion Of his party and who seek me
Investigation Of these ffauds, can be an American
| citizen!
Supervisor KELLY-Yes he is, though.
| Supervisor MorT-GOd forbid that an American
citizen should hold such opinions as these! Are We
TO be told that Americans If they opposed to be.
| ing deprived of their rights, and dare 70 demand
their rights, that they are mere ret o! olgDts ADD
| fsustcsl Are we driven to this extreme in this
Board If such is the language of adopted citi-
zebs am not surprised. To LAY THAI the move nent
which is hom Name to COLONIZATION North to
South sweeping all before IT az nearly all the cleo
tons-cOuuieractiDg the influence of our adopted
citizens-if we are 10 be told here by man who is
now elected TO represent us in our Congress, that
Americans engaged in that movement are bIgoti and
fanstics-that tA'se who have ben Imported rom
acroes the water the only true Democrats that we
have 10 this couDtry-tbst they not TO becrushed
by these fanatics the edura'ed race Of nerl-
can citizens-wby, Sir, let him carry that doctrine
!
TO il there from any native American Let him carry
II into the street. Sir ard who will be get there to
give him response and spTead his wIrds like tire
| braacs ,brou ia jut the community Tnhyery class,
| who in cobsequ OF fa0sticlsm AMI bigOtry IN
Europe have sought an asylum in our couotry and
who hove been protected and have had extended 10
them The elective franchise AM these are the very
men who are nov rising up against u, aod saying
YOU lit TO manage the institutions ut your IN
country 700 ave bigots you are fanatics" God
forbid that any principle of that kind should take
root In this community have been friend 20 the
adopted citizens; | have extended willingly to them
the elective franchise when they have beea here the
tine prescribed by our COnst tuition bu. when they
rise up in the r might, and by their rep'e'eoatiyes,
soy, ave are the Democrats OF this country, aud all
'whO are opposed 10 are blgots ADD fanAlc-,
why cir il Is doctrine that will tend to crush toe
Institutions of country AZ bring sorrow and dis
grace upon the memories Of patriots sho bled aud
DIED for this country. hope the m'uibers whJ fol-
low, who bre willing to express their feelings a. the
gentleman from the Fourteenth Ward Mr.. Kelly
has done are few-yery few. | don't believe that hs
would meet response even from his own country
! men.
Supervisor KELLY-Tbis is my country, Sir. was
| born boTe Is wei a. you.
There was a loud burst of applause from the spec
| taors at this assertion
The PREsIDIST-I hope that gentlemen outside the
bar will refrain fom expressing either their approval
their dsapprobaton al What may transpire during
| the session.
| Superyifor MoTT-Tbe gentleman is so far an Amer
lean citizen as having been born here, but judged
from Biz words ana looks that he was not Hoseyer,
be attempts Ia get up al influence here in favor OF
the adopted citizens, aud contrary IN tue influence
which is being exercised in this country in favor of
lis legitimate true born citizens. Whether be was
born here not, the principle Sir which he has al
vaIc, on this was uneortby OF his BIRTH unworthy
the land, Sir t1a az given him birth aud protection
! ] cannot conceive tbat an American citizen who
born this sacred land. feeling The principles Of
American citizen should get up here and ad the
| doctrines which he has advanced. True, he my
have been born here, but, Sir he has Inherited the
principles of his forefathers, and the very doctrine
that they ought with them; and the very principles
ha be would now nst into this Board and tue cOun-
try are imported from abroad the children of those
that have been protected here upon this soil. | ray
j; matters but little, far he concerned,
whether be born this sacred SOIL he possesses
the feelings Of those who came from another country.
Supervisor VooRHrs-Mr Chairman, rise to or
der. think this discus sion is entirely out of order.
Supervisor KELLY think have a right to make
brief reply to what has just been said.
Supervisor VooRBIs-I appeal TO the Chair if this
Discussion be no; entirely ont order.
Tie PREsiDEST-Ii the gentleman from the Four
teenih Ward will confne himself to the question be-
fore US, he has the floor
Supervisor KELLY-Mr. President born in
! this City feel that this is my native place Yet
Sir, have liberaiy enough about me to say don't
care where man was born; don't care what re-
! hgiOn be processes, nor what views be advocates
but this / 90 say that there is more liberalism ia my
heart than ever existed in his There il more honor
about mt than theIe ever was about him, and long
as have lived in this City, after "a years since
wSs born in il. defy him or any other man say
that they ever heard word eunatiDg from my mouth
! that against any mans creed or religion what
| ever they might be. No such feeling ever found
place in my breast. There is 10 maa loves the ins
| tuiioDs OF this country than DO. Ny father
IVES banished from bis native land for advocating
republican principles. This is not bis country God
fo hid that should be- God forbid that there ever