The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-04

y. commissioners. who viii have . veto
upon his appointment will be themselves
Inc creatures of the Board Of Aldermen, the
object Of this limitation is obvious. The
trainers Of this measure hope thereby to get rid
e an obnoxious functionary, and to substitute
another who will be willing to prostitute him
ssK and his Office to the furtherance of party
interests To any one acquainted with the
manner in which the masses are moved in this
city, it is needless to say that Chief Of Police
who is not over scrupulous, can exercise an
amount Of political influence throughout the
different wards that will suffice to turn the fate
Of IN election. In this fact will be found the
clue to this project Of police reform, which
would be otherwise unexplainable on the
grounds Of its own merits, or of the evils which
\ processes to remedy. 1t is party move, SO
transparent in its objects that there Is but lit
tie danger that any one will be deceived by II.
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VII. me and CyEbeiins, that,
-"this looks ~ like
thins moro nsae Of malice than Of duty
with your to those gentlemen whose yau
have used for which thay did not give them
hsvs personal and ecay except thst
you made those publicly Of this
which you have forced ths public should be
fbFmed THAI slthough well know tbas large proper
ten Of those been mav wiShdrawn you
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par suaohsd 70 the ion for measure 70 which
who bear them opposed.
March :. 1854. ANTHONY ]. DL1EOK1R :
sSTest all Things, and keep the Best ~
Hxs nine All the styles OF hate produced BY
yeur selection At EsPENsCH ANS lis Nassau street.
Judgment and dictate that hat for IS By
~ sur passes any ~ hAt in town.