New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-04

10 be elected from Gsny districts who snal nod tneh ON
Gee ye,r. End p,roun all be dsuc, nov ,roosd -
Lac uob The Board Of Aldermen except =. ne s,a- As@ sps
act tnrtr.r 20 sm.nd the h.,te o. -. CRY Of Ns~
Yor Which sses4oD hereby eonLhOsd "a isll ofss ssi
n. Board Of Aidsrmsn sh. CONSIST 81
u4 vbo ha oe elected BY the People u the f-p~c
ho .bs perform ali TIE o1t's lined - ogon n7
&c 2 A1,boriI.s the Common Council % re-drot tho
CITY whenever the state OF sstosA Ceosus 'bs have ten
sc Provide. that sftsr h,s election toe Coanslnsn
sbsl DO their Ohces two years A. the expiration VI n7
fr,t year after The s.1t .ieoti on lsf vii boa ov-r
SIC fvery .e. re.oiu'ian, ord spprop1.dng
noL-J o. vosiog 81 eIg.nduie Ut rendered ine aty-
uroe tbs provisions Of sry ls~ originate 10 lbs
SIC tn. oe.. OF the Poie, and Paieens 'h.l bee
sfsr he appointed b. Bo.-1 81 Con --onss CONSISTING Of
u psrsons The Mayor Of the Try james Fise'orn D.
soeh so.e The Mayor q CT, .b. :lr.y. oSa,
ueher s:o 5o.o AID tha PT-sicrnt tbrcof 'he nsr
yi4ed Tae, h. t.ore ert-oo, d1's. Of hs, o,oe
to-. soa subscribe osh s nation before IF sf
he, nee winch osin .h, he aea the one Of Co,ny
Glen fof so City They sal. cise .ssfy of 500 per
e'sh Tor s,t es Try ma , son %
Lsve =. the power sssed 10 the Bo.d OF Ponce %
SIC Imrnediats, ssr the Charter ee.on t, b. h-d
, sr.x f ,p @s,"t OF 80 ca 70 90 10, ths o~r.1a
who be have rsceved TIE h1m'e q 'ors or 30 ON e ~
said Bosro ~ Police Conf IA the place o. James
the duties b.. ofce the second Tsesd4y o. haI ths'
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second 1uc'rsg 10 Aprl is58 the e.02@ ''- elec, 7mf
o. ..le 5G.ro place Of James The person
hsvrs IN. number Of votes 81 81 D. c-ou7d sect-1
and it s7 Ne The ooy o. tle N4o ,ns'.1p1a % ap'oai n
= T-op re- W, ne next n.n's' oonosr OF sp-. A'ohs
SIC & The r.ssol appointed u.m'e Of On fo'.d nsf7
year. The PRISON sIse 4 sqd me pei
on o7 bs trim ~ ION, ys.r. soo sa4 dur7 tns
Common Coul u provide for HI election and nsn
sTcS vsc,ncy .b.l oseor sid Board The
thsl OF he Sosrd- Of the
Council; am re tFo ooards -a si % eoacd
thea v,c.LcT .hsn BE- filed by Of AID
Irtv Tu-sssy nsy 1856 by the ..rd
q Connciiutn stcr that 6aS
M CROSBY moved the bill to q Committee of the
Whole.
Mr. SPENCER moved 70 lay The bill on the table.
Carieo.
Aherwsrd Mr. CROSBY moved it from the table.
Cerre0.
Sir CROSBY then moved the bill to Select Com
uittee
Mr. BROOKS characterized the action Of the SAM
ator from the Xth with regard To tins hi 81 ex'rs)f
dinsIy. 1t was Introduced bere The for : N Dmen',
three Of he Sen rors repressbti0g New-YO'k, we're
a. sent from TER sss's; aud the oher VS. st the
tine iDstertive To ,be business VI the Senate Tns
was inGf en CNtreOIcin1ry
MIR CROSBY ssid that all the Senator had said
about the Introduction Of this hill corr ,ct, aud
YET ttere was nothing extraordinary s,out 1t. tbs
Senator. immediately representing NsF-tors City
bOud be coosulfed most Questions relating To the
Guy; but he 9as not prepared 10 sGm th A. AL thugs
coming before the S.nHe relating 10 tn City should
he plsced exclusively 10 the hands Of the NewYork
delegation. He had interests IN that City; 80 hsd
every other Senator shout the CIRCLE he Thought
Thugs had come 70 pretty psss il everything
la,ius TO the City OF New York should be legsatsi
on by the City representa- ives alone.
Mr. BROOKS replied that tue senator could not
yet get rid Of the charge of attempting covert a.
ton by such an argument. By what rigbr mes >su-
ator ming Oittiict $50 niles fro New York
10 reduce q bill materially affecting rhe interests Of
that city, without consulting even one OF her repre-
teDt6iiyes
Sir WHITNEY did not know, nor did he care,
What tb- nil contained. II Wa suiil en' for hin -
know h6t Y introduced IN covert I'd snsmsfnl
unDer; ard be not hesits'e to characterize i as
upeIiipsut. Ii sss the gGOsssst lopsr'ineuce for
country member tD Introduce bi l. tGs prov-lI ns OF
witch ibe y, Lators from No~-York knew nothing
about which entirely relates 10 tie locality Thich
mr.. DICKINSON sid that as he understood ~,
this bill takes taSez the appointing OF 900 police
nen our Of p0l'tics. That "a god. III, carsi not
from whom II ensnated whether in Albany, on tn
bar Ike of Lsks Erie or any other place llls btl
will place the appointment of tbosa tkou-snd n7n In
tbe bapCs If Tour 0isnterested men, thus taki'S
away tis patron age from politics, mt only for t'is
pr.s, ut tir g. but for all time 10 come More tn1n
ibis the Mayor Of New York waits sacn hill a,this.
Mr. BROOKS replied, den ing that tne MAJOR
vented TN, bail and qdotet from his insngural ADJ
drtss Oh this assertion 40 made by the seu.-
tor from the XVIII
Mr.. DICKINSON quoted from the same Address,
wherein thu Mayor ray the 1dciafy ~ 'ud be sep
from the llu1tu oi the fnuct. IS
Msyor oemanded al the hands Of this Le2'la.
tbrs improvement 10 the Polio system Of the City
and the dag and the hour had armed for "a"
change
Mr. CROSBY, after Isudipg Fernando Wood for
the mary IL forus ha ha1 brought about since he bs
came Ms,or Charged him With being most btter
and interruptions poiitCiss aud prosuns'ica-d t11t
unless the b'ii passed, be would, inn -di-e'y .tt@r
the adjournment OF tbs Legislature, convert into q
MANN q, h political aehue Ihr Police system of the
City. 800
Mr.. SPENCER really hoped this bill would not
meet the approval of majority OF the Senate. The
effect of is passage gill b. 70 revo u'ionzs the pocs
systtm Uf New Hk which IL now ~orkng 20 al
nirahly II der the ruDervisiOD If Mayo w "d tho
adorsss quoted from by the S-n4or from the AANl'h
wss delivered in January lat, when Nr Wcp1 wa
about Lg the duties of tne Mhyora'ty tie may
have then expressed OPTIONS slth regsrd 10 the
police systerl OF the City which hs experience suee
has taught him were Lot well founded. Indeed, he
uud ersond such "a he toe cass; Nrd maj W. WOOD
il satisfied tb-t that systen cannot he inproVet>
b. apy act of this Legiel1 tuTe. so thought every
good citizen of New. York-thoussods aud thodsands
Of whom have renoostrsted against any chsake Ia
the police laws. He hsd received he might almost
ssy c, uu,Iess let from of almost all grades
of soci.ty IL NeSYork. e,ci and every one of wl'ca
cor tsips the words, "Dont let them todch oar
"police lava"
Mr. BARR regretted that this Hill had not been To-
troouceo ct sn earlier day, In or1er thai the senate
could better isvs informed itself OF its hecs.sity
He was sa,ished that some ame ndmsc's were seces-
sary 10 the Charter of 1853; but he wished u dts
tiucly unoerstood that if sir gle provision Of this
bill would have the effect IN any "Ay, - crppe or
renoer nugstory the efforts of Fernando Wood, as
Mayor he wouo work night and d4v, with lis col
leagues, thar its defeat may he CON passed
The 6-bste sss further continued nv Messrs sp@n-
GER WtiiTey, Barr, Brooks, Dickinson sno COSBY.
after which The hill was sent 10 the Committee on
cities and villsges, consisting oil Messfs. Spencer
AFTFRSoON SESSION
h.. II. Kill kan II