The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-20
ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
THE STREETS.
The Opening of Albany street.

sTRHnr oomsuTrrE or TIlr BOARD or ALnnnarS on rue
Tir NATTER or INTENDING ALBANY STREET TO BROAD
Alderman Drake, chairman the committee called tho
rds 90 .rs.r ~ three esoek ~ when Edrard sand
/ Mr. CnArRmAN-I glad that we have met to-day to
this question any excitement and eanor
such have Witnessed hsresoore and thinE this lapse
have aborod Assduousy TO excitement popu.
I'll
for Trinity Church and shall II Examine them in the
Mlas PatSrs The act which ar asked
to repeal law passed after an unusually
ali
esi@ed feel interest in ths question The Of
S s % t. sss
n @ h ~ c
members The enacted peaceasiy approved
waited upon BY the vsstry Trinity Church opposition
n
What its which can furnish
is b affected BY liz law sls
revolution the social peounary condition
hs Of aas a Ss
aeavsrns the barriers and ainod BY
the city removed this
ON the ssns S
tns.
The a sss
composed that body The individual LEGISLATORS Of today
tive authority and is brought asso
~p sra hs SRsn sos
The first inquiry for your Is will you intro
slider il be and or I decent to at
Judgment in the 0aees which
ty or 70 show that viii not
both private and public Can any system Of gov
sheds each succeeding incumbent shall commence his
atng upon the Of his predecessors property
will be secure no rights be protected from violation NOR
duties the neessant demands official atsen
stigma being most dirty i
S % a an wsa ns %s &
ha s~
,ns things only GsjsssiS., The pISRsry
nss'1y ~
v.laa,Ion have 4 the price
purchaser important q Il. prSpsssy :.
chosen BY yf tie united
an. It. s upSs
will You invidious charge Of setting
Judgment duty 70 decide and
who have wt sh s s ns
ties, Il you l. you WIN depart from principle which
s'ss:ss u s
s the TO sis a sSs %
ssdsne e. the the minds udss different
courts have power also set aside Judgments, and e
Judges Of the day are different men from the judges
heard and DECIDED sae which will be violated
the to First the ID, duty be-
tong " regularly for their action people
had eopfded the iesa.iye authority t9ey
exgenoy demanded the law.
peace and good order in society that limit should put
all claims and contentious and that some period should
just and expsdient as It Is that the semsfo
dsssisa S1I =.
ss ss
well Las hs p1ts ssS s
WESTON and tends to produce infinite vexaon
t IL s n 5 aa s1. fully
heard and that there i neither sense nor in
%s
cd Ry ,Es 5san
sisS Street AZ time extended 70 the
The sn e sn 70 e ns sss
On the 18th August 1875 the committee made the follow
@ and s rss
sssadWay to Greensich street. between
Ss tas @ e
and useful improvement. (signeD
A. 1. UNDERHiLI."
the h September
read Whe!suTon IL resolved that II is ine1psdieat
Nynss.s Van ssassh
Pine street through Trinity ehurchyard" which was
Trinity Church and the Street Committee
70 whom was referred the resolution Of Alderman Van
Church yard and yesry Trinity
tSe would
to create direct and the Two
ss' PART ofSs ny Widening Pins
and thereby only investing additional capital into
& hs fss s
in cut of from any With the haa
Thames street furnish but Indifferent
Your committee have arrived at the conclusion the
s Ss Of a om
sasu SS''1 slss5
this almos. pnan%Su.ly adopted By the
Ss ss1 Ts %h;s s
tas Hs William
G,e s.s sanss
legal were taken to carry the reso
rns S ss tho
supreme Court the street was extended small gore
@sonsrs - under provision 1873 sxarasd
for ie ana Se aDd
the value they supposed to have If might be used by the
church for building purposes. -.
Trinity Church to the the ground that
the taking Of the beyond the land required for the
street was Illegal. .
I'D sssss !, TO rIsy 70; s The
taken it's value for building and had assessed the
residue the lands for benefit the assumption that
such lands could not be used for building purposes
The decided that the section OF the law OF 1873
which the commits ioners had taken the
such award taking private
property for private and not for public purposes without
the Also, that the church property
should lie upon the principle that
il was valued of damages The report
dcred back for correction See ii Wendell,
i l4S, 1913.
These decisions appear TO have been made the Goth
March the "a 18th April 1874 In April Of that
year Common Council elected, and majority Of
the differed in their political opinions from
| the majority of their predecessors.
Trinity Church ortt the advantage OF the change and
repeal the law The of that body
brought to bear the Common Council with sue
acy that about the lst Of November m
1 Tire law repealed.
s7 third effort TO open the much needed communi
cation made in second application to widen Thames
/ Council for that