New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-17

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SEC Al orSis Of ps q erasaasss nsOnss,sa. "a
Aid HowGRD, in moving the adoption Of this Orss.,.-
said Mr. President the Fire Dsparmspt OF the CfysS
County of New York Is one Of the noblest iasiin,s
known 10 mankind its members perform their srd.o~
duties without fee emOument of any kind vha,s,s
They receive reward for the valuable services A.,
render the community, nor do they want any the sxs
faction OF knowing that they have saved BY their ere
tors the lives and property Of their fellow citizens
aburdsnhy sufficient 10 crafty any and every desire
theirs for pecuniary gain All the hremen ssk SIR ia
have the mans M ut and control of their osn as,.
and for that ason have Introduced the ordinance no,
under consider alton. and for which ask the Haanin,,
vote of this Boa'd Too long have the 6remfa sks,
and asked in ain, Of the Common Council Of this Cyh
be allowed The privilege Of electlDg Commissioners IN
among their body 10 adjudicsie upon cases Of na,
ordination IN the Fire ID, pertinent, and 10 adop; Nd
other will tend 10 increase the etieney d
fremen Sir II We adopt this ordinance, the tle D
mariner n viii az once get rid OF the numerous gang m
nes that have TOO long attached themselves to soneA
best Companies in the Department. aud whoorlgnxe 4,
are the Of all the quarrels and tights ns
occur, and false alarms of Ire. IL s tbsse va
mere who bring the Fire Department, into disg,s
Since came into this chamber this evening several IN
me who knew that the matter was 10 come up to auh
oke TO me and requested that would speak az Al
subject giving reason. that was obnoxious TO mar
of the members of the Board and that brought q
ard spoke on H. every one nearly would vote ag.ash
hope Sir rhet If any Of the members OF this Board A.
ufeudiced against they viii forget IL this ocesso,
and vote for the adoption Of the ordinance fbsea
Tended insuted any members of thls Board am read
10 meet them and give them any satisfaction they wh
might possibly apologize. although never did such
thing beforx in my life. The ordinance was drawn %
With great care, and hope Sir that will be adopted
AID VoORHs said that he should vote for the ordnsaU
on ts merits alone and would no, be guided by what s
me mber might say He moved that /, be laid on the A
and be maze the special order for two weeks this eyeaa
AID. HOWARD again urged tlt auopuon OF tne OH.
nance and hoped it would be acted upon Immediately
Aid. TUcKEK thought il was very important nee
ure and hoped that it would lie postponed till fa,ss
AID WILLIAMSON was afraid there would be some En-
rense connected with the matter and he Of opinios
that Il should originate in the other Board
Aid Morn thought that there were many membcua
the Board who had not yet the ordinance and In o.
der 10 give them some time 10 examine H. he moyedn
amend by posponing ill the next meeting.
Aid. HowARD said that the document had been ats
Ia. ahn "A On III the man
be- -mely have bad time 10 study it, He did not knos
why they should postpone it. unless there of
members who wanted TO hear from Firemens Hall Tie
ordinance did call for the expenditure of money h
not likely that the Commissioners which the ordnme
calls foT-m.n who go about to dres, endangerng bod
life and hesh-would take any psltry sun from ne
City, &c.
id LoKD did not know why the matter was 50 pres :
in. that il should be acted this evening he thought
that the next meeting wo Id do a. well. II be wnr
qurcd TO vote he should vote against, and no did na
Know but what he should do any how.
Aid HERRIcK SAID that the document had been on tbA
table since the 10th of January He had received eopy
of H. and be supposed that other members had. tie se
in favor of immediate action on the ordinance he hN
seen and talked with a great many fremen all Of whoa
in favor in fact he hal not heard asinsie opje
ton against IT,
The question being called, the matter was made tn
special order this evening two weeks.
THE oFFAL CoNTRAcT.
petition was received from VIM B. Reynolds in rels
alton to communication from the CONTROLLED ani csh
for an nvestg cation into the circumstances OF his cond
Mr. REYNOLDS agrees to renquish his contract prov1x
the Controller of the City OF New York will pay hin
the due him, and submit to the Mayor "a
Common Council whether he shall discontinue the "m
and should they 20 decide that he should di'connm
work he will do the Ciys paying him the amounfs
has cost him to provide docks vesses factory houses ~
necessary TO perform the contract, amounting 70 jew
this sum- hose does not include the steamboat hers
carts end appu which be can dispose OIL ana ~
the monthly pay ments which may accrue or beccns~
until the Mayor and Common Council shall so DECIDE.