New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-22
DEBATLS.

Aid Woodward asked for q suspension of the regular
non passed by Councilman apProPaus 1880 for
the ceiebIaton Of Wsshneton's Birthday
The previous action OF the Board was ana
the resolution taken from the table. $500 .,
AID Mott said be perfectly willing to concur with
the BosI Coune in spending money for the OF
Wellington Birthday but he considered the sum Of 10 rather
100 gfn 0 10 nee p What way the money spent
there were TO be Nominations of he objected TO he be-
Inc louht in the City Hall wheh filled with valuable docu
msn ,teos that the resolution be amended BY
dyecpr lie Committee allow any Examinations III this
The President said that eoncurng in the resolution and
,ruetng the two different thl1ss aud conse
ouepty the amendment Of the gentlemen OF the was
AID Blunt moved to amend by reducing the sum to
Aid yOOrh did not consider $500 sufficient and
tbousht that much If the Of money erpenqa
wss how patriotism would other member Eat
round he y Hall which the not adapted and 70
setting Bowls S o Wsd s remains Sa Of aeu
Clay this City Albany de moved to amend OS
Aid Williamson moved the original question, which was
'AI he Board adjourned till Tuesday afternoon.
TUESDAY Feb 2l, 1854.
Aid ELY President in the Chair and quorum present
The NtE CAarter.-Ad HERRIcK offered the following
resolution -, Ola. a., Ro.,3
Of dermeu are prohibited originating acts oranspets sna
rouions involving an expenditure OF money sep Ana
SSIsd G Ss aRSSI oS po%sT. Of the Bos
IS. Sss Is. interests
Ro That the Cooperation Counsel DC nSf S 70 s5 90
a. y he Bosrd of Aldermen originate and make sa
ne the municipal
tbe CT to beediu IN tue sees - ~.
& % ,irs and public lands and placessnd to restore 20 tn
I'D Hoard Of all the powers and privileges
and m previous the adoption OF said smendsa
Of 1858
Laid on the table. A. p,o-s
AID MoTT moved 10 consider the powers OF the boafd
Of Aldernen such being the special order ,,,
AID WILLIAMSON spoke in favor OF adopting Ala Hoius
minority report - , :, s. =, Tho r,.;ori,v
TINT the new Charter did not prohibit this bod
from ORIGINATING papers involving the expenditure Oh
and that the views and opinion OF the Corporation
Council and Minority Committee are all wrong.
After four hours discussion the minority report was
adopted by the following vote -, ,,,,,
dfrnafe-Ald Brown. Williamson BAIRD howed W
Tucker vooThs TTowbridse Wskeman Oh@uheeS 0ni' H'
NeoeiIreAla Blunt Kelly ChAuney c. n Tucker ana MOI
Aid WAKEMAS first voted in the negative pai oeiore
the vote was pronounced he altered MS vote 70 'he al
frmatve in order subsequently move areconderaoh
The Alderman moved recoDsderation and after sone
remarks withdrew his motion AID Wakeman was IN
depant at the decision that this Board could not originate
nspers for expenditure OF money Tie hoped the Pfess
would give notice to citizens TO make all applications
which would involve the expenditure Of money to the
Board as this Board appeared 10 have no power IN
that respect This suggestion was on petition 10 ehce
vacant lots Said petition was laid on the table
Commune alton from the other Board relahVe 70 oean
inc snow OF City railroads laid tho table The Board
adjourned 10 Thursday.
Ala UfnRIcE moved TO dispense win the ru'o' ani
tsLe no The following resolution quoted abovol