New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-05
to order. Twill not allow him to call me Knov y


Nothing.
AID. HowAap-I think You could no, know much
to make such decision as that uyhierl.
A yorcr-"1hats good bit, Harry"
AID HOWARD want this Board to kror that
am orposed TO any such decision as that when made
hy the presiding cer Of this Board or by The repre-
sentative from tie Ninth Ward | represent men
from the Sixth Ward who are not fanatics but men
ylo are Democrais-in favor OF freedom OF speech.
freedom Of opinion, and Of public meetings 10 90
ey,rything; and who are opposed to all such organ
izItons as tie Know Nothing organization, know
that the Alderman from the Ninth Ward has ol'en
been charged with belonging 10 that secret Orier,
ard | have never heard him deny it. L sup
Iosed when this resolution was oferei that
he had been selected TO preside so as to entertain tas
unleard OF paper entertain paper WHICH u any
parlam.nt1rian sounds ike paper unheard oi-an-
ieerd of in any legislative boy either IN the British
Parliament in tic Senate of the United States or any
Other. Attacking Il dees one OF the State ohcefs
yourg men of promise, youag man OF aouily, wac
has he office for four year, ami who has been STATE
officer four different times elected by the people, and
who never was charged with being corrupt; who has
always been courteous aifabc and polite in his speech
industrious and attentive IN his place. A paper has
loeu offered tonight rejecting on him! should think
tie cowardice that If shown IN that paper would de
clare out of order in the estimation Of any discreet
Chairman.
The CHAIRN,N-Thore is not word said in the
resolution dcrogatory 20 Mr.. Okee.e.
Aid. HowARD-lt takes advantage of Linn during
bis absence. If he lie was here 1t would not have
been offered. When Mr.. Kelly OF the Four'eenth
Ward at one time offered paper rejecting on us as
members of this Board and causing inquiries in refer
ence to the birth place of some OF us II was hushcd
up Immediately and declared out of order Now
there is ole entertained In relation to Mr. u heefe
ard bis family Gnd the presiding officer ADMITS II az IN
Order leave il for the Board to judge why this Is.
MIR. OKee.e from Lis name is supposed to be an
isLman. lie elected by people who are opposed
to the know-Nothhg organization. The Chairman o.
hs mt ting belongs 10 the other faction He belongs
To a faction OF pos ed to Mr.. Okeeie simply because
forsoo,h lis nGme happens TO be q heefe. Ihs Is
why The Alderman f ON the Ninth Ward Is selectei-
in order that lie might declare this paper In order.
No OTHER private man. uni he belonged to that s.
cret organization where every thing Is concocted aud
arranged, would have done it. never knew pre-
siding officer TO admit such paper. The Preslden
Of a Temperance meeting would not entertain Pape'
Of Ills description. In The INST place, the paper /,
cowardy, ard the man who Offered II 10 cowdrd
pronounce him q coward. and L VIII maintain WA
l say lsensaiiOnl.
Tie CHAIEMAS-You must not make use of language
rejecting on u member of this Board.
Aid. HOwARD--Ile has reflected on young man
WHO has maintained bis mother and always Will
nan OF greater ability than any man on tins Board
Speaking of the place OF mairoa OF the Ialr'eeha
Ward Police Station-why the Alderman for that
Wind would be the more proper person 10 NIL that
position ILaughterl. He would say nothing OF the
attack on the Mayor; Mayor Wood is well able to
take crre Of himself and does not need the bosterng
M OF tits Board We know that this paper must have
hen drawn up for the Alderman OF the Thirteenth.
He has not the ability even to write half a dozen
sentences correctly. We all know that Laughter.
Aid BRIGes-lt is hardly worth while TO reply 70
tie Alderman from tie Sixth, whose character Is "a
dark as lie darkest night we ever had. 1t Is well
known what the Sixth Ward gentlemen arc composed
of The amount OF it is, Sir, it is well known he lAld
Howard has never been anything but pauper
Aid. Howard here became excited aud threw
cass sandbox from bis desk across tho room at the
head of Alderman Briggs, saying:
"lfyou say pauper ogan WIZ burst your heau
OPEN Great seIsGuon
AID. BRlGGs WHO lodged away and avoided the
missile, said:
He is not worth mindng. He has said have re-
fectod on Mr.. Keefe. deny 1t. deny having
cast any reflection upon that gentleman or any OF h!s
family. 1t is undoubtedly worthy family. ms
wonderful Alderman of the Sixth Ward
Aid. BARKER rose 10 order, and alter "a long DEBATE
on points of order the question taken on appealing
nom the decision OF tie Chair. The Chair was sus
tnined by a vote of IL Yeas and Nays, "a follows:
YEAs-tiessrs A. j. Wllismson Samuel H. Moser, Charles
Fox Nilsn Tucker @. A lIowbridge John IL ongss the
Fresdent ChTsty Nathan C. Ely, c. H. Tucker, VIM
NaSs~Messrs josiah W. Brown VIM Baird II. II. How
ard JAZZ Steers John Kelly, Daniel d. Lord, AnSon Her
rick, Geo. W. NariaD. =, -,
The question was then taken on allowing Alderman
Briggs TO withdraw The resolution, which was agreed
Ia Ly a vote OF Is to b follows
YfAs-Messrs. Josiah w. Brown A. j. Whiamson samuel
H. Moser William Baird, H. H. Howard, Charles Fox, VIII
lem Tucker V. Voohis, g. \. Irowodige, James ~
sieeis President Thona Chs Nathan e. Ely Daniel
Lord Anson HeIrck Z. H. Tucker, Geo. W. Fanan, " u
kAss-Ms ssrs. John II. Briggs, John Kelly.
Tie Board then adjourned until tuesday at > l.. NJ