New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-06

rrcss nv the President as decidedly lost" FIVE having
10 In the affirmative and % in the negative.
'V,,s the sOth ballot Nessrs Jackson and Nernilye
uo ly exhausted. begged to resign thor Office As
loIo'g5 'cnaion accepted. ard Msssrs. Forbes and
1nsti - -npointed rs their successors.
80 aot motion TO al ourn was made, and
lest by m3oi'y need the 4Oih ballot, and no cleo
ton AID concluded by r., .aso ool'o' move
slowly Gent, emen presss ~ aliour, Va. lo., nv ,
After the list ballot, motsoI ~ pssi' ' W
On The tsih ballet at 70 ocBoek "a Sdwin y Brown s
declared duly elected President snd " Wv
Chsir by Meeers. Fry and kimbsrk
The Presidsnt then addr1 ssed the Couoci - ioloSs
GENrIESEs ~ THE BOARD oF CorSciLsEs IN AZ
sumng the espoasibcs and duties imposed sp0n N, as
your presiding oheer shall eonhderty rely spon yoIs
support in enabling 70 enforce the rus wscs are 30
govern your that order aaa deooTS mey Do
The prominent character sfics Of this BoCTd.
N6hipg viii command more respect ard confidence.
90 further toward ay the high expeeteson OF the pub
lie than speeul deEesaor IN all our dscusonS ana
to this end promise yoSrnJ best endea'orf s0a De De
voted.
Tie formation ofths breasS Of the COmm,' COINED IS
an ausp Ous event in the history Of this greai my anN
coIutcng The past with the sainre anu wi>a We con
aulste The immense interest ~ stake, aud the nhsenre
our acts the preseSt ana tutue scperlns
of this City, oil mus feel that we have WORK 10 20 "his
should cali forth the energies 81 the most giitsf and
bring into reqaslon the cain and deoeratlSs Jacgmen'
OF all
Tie obtaining Of the amendment to the City Charter
and is triumphant adoption in the Spring of 1883 Is ianh
ur to you ard carry out this feature IN our City
Government the people have COMPATIBILITY sent US here
fo venture assert that election has taken place IN
this Cv within the memory OF any living when the
peoyle have exercised the right of suffrage with much
discrimination; in many eases strong party dicuaes have
bee iupoen defeat the viii OF tie ami % say
that under these circumstances our constituents will ex
rec much OF Us is bu. echong truth which every one
must eel sensblv
We must expect that sill our movementsra b. watched
with an aee eve BY the people represent and by that
powerful engine. the Press and should We fail to meet
their lust expectation odum will be unsparRy upon
us On the other hand If acQult ourselves Ike mon
who know their powers and duties and will ieeressly per
form hose duties, shall merit and have The aPproba
tiCn or all classes dongs will touch thousand
springs of action and have effect for good evil
the diversified Interests Of this metropolis where the com
mercal and monetary business OF the Western Hemisphere
center.
The safety of life and property is in good degree CON
med to as We expected 10 see that the contracts
for cleaning streets fulfilled, which will be mo
Of saving much property conduce 70 the conf 90
citizens, and be the best safeguard ne can MAKE
against any 0Tid mic. The experience Of our South
western cities the last year shows us no" important tho
health of a city is 10 its prosperity.
shall attempt analysis OF all the business WHICH
will come before You His honor the Mayor in his annual
message has supplied that am happy T. know ina many
of YOU have assiduouy engaged in making the ne
CcssaTy preparations for the faithful discharge OF yoar da
ties.
ing you for the honor you have conferred upon
me- and asking your charitable consideration for my en-
deavors 10 Dc rform imparally the duties you have as
signed TO me only you that no effort OF mine
shall be wanting second you in carrying cat harmsni
ousy the great objects for which have been elected
At The conclusion Of the Presidents remarks number
of resolutions relating TO rules OF order were offered
amended and laid upon the table
After some further business of contesng the seats Of
J. a Jackson of the Eighth District, by Chas H.
Howell; c. D0nahoe, ofthe Twelfth by Thomas white
Peter Crawford OF The Eighteenth, by David Coleman.
and George Elliott, Thirty second, by John Hart the
Board adjourned at III o'clock to clock this afternoon
DEMOCRATIC GENERAL COMMITTEE.
The Delegates 10 the Tammany General Committee met
last evening and temporarily organized by the appointment