New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-28
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TIE Indicted Aldermsa.-Ald. MosER offered
resolution tbst the street Co'aissloner report o VIA sa
Fen No. and dh Is E.s sve A
sny other preceding Of the Be.rd .nd "a rsd RESOLUTION
that he te requested TO ~ithdrs" from me 800 .,
Iii. Board and from the ntees curing the pendene> Of tas
T President Immediately pronounced tbs resolution out
AID LORD claimed the right to offer and speak upon the
The PsEsDrsr declared AID Lord out Of order and would
entertain the resolution -,.-,
tended proper course the indicted A !ernea would
Re withdraw AID Drske had done he considered TIE
resolution neniy poper the dainty Of n Beard
the indicted parties should 70 participate 10 s pro
ceedirs. during the psadncy Of thi adiemehs ~ allowing
sbeIs Continue in tae pisces was yItuy uphod
them in heir alleged improper scs The did not orc
every ma Innocent uniI proven suiy Iness A9e.
euiy for their aFpsssnes for trial and comm'n eecscy
G' 70 them Be- ct ss.n. s .Af He
snpo.iy .sir either OF them bat an imperative sense OF
dry due - the opinion OF the people
hin snd bis colleagues there compelled him to take
this uIp pleasant posinor .
The PRIsIpssI explaining his position said that When the
members this Boazd into oiee certain rights and
prv ses conferred upon each which could not % taken
There another way proceed an accused member
and the only rsht sh0ud be etsd to- rLesdsat OF
tishts-of each member
sd the who W. complainant against Aid Mo'st
liar and related instance. this ss4rtion any
BE- the Mayor Controller and the Street Som missioner In
this he cousidt-d the indicted Adsnsh the ,eI. OF
on the members until h-y proved .u, There diff
fer.nt objects, perhsp., in having indictments found
against thee three Aldermen The Judge. Kscorast
and others hsd .Pp1ed ior an iDef' ss o. sas
Ii these Aldermen removed the vos ett ali carry the
projects If they r,m9ved from sctye duty e mint
Board w,re indicted she same way and 'nove tn cSs
dut the yor would then have whit he desired IN the CITY
tnS hfoln. Fofcm.n M Carter
told resident residing on Long Island Inc Mayor ana
BIZ Jop.s ey OF stop thief" well understood by the
memh r. md would DO understood BY the community
Ala " TrcgIR ssid be had been indicted he would with
draw from the Board for the present He thought the esou
ton BY AID Lord place and W" opposed to the ruling OF
the Cksir. ,.,, -, ...;
IN. Char He coadsred the indictments issue from malice,
and Mr. too in the hands Of certain party tor certain
purpose ,c... ..,.,.. .,ao,,,,., "a n.
Ala RStscs opposed he resolution sustained the Chair and
denounced ,hs heforme AZ 'or Mr. Jones he wouid nor
trust himself walk to Sherwsods with him. TOR fear oil his
Afsr Other debate Aid HsRRIck made ong defense and
eefed the Board attempt expe him until ne VS. pro-
popncsd suty by Jury Of countrymsu He felt that he
an sed ost victim Of v, nse.uce With his enemy aud psr
SOC uot the erdei but with him ws but begun
Information upon which indictment could be found against
an, one OF the Aldermen opposed certain faneonary nut
when the and jury would n AID d. guilty
voud accept the 70 leave the Board lie was,
however not putting his sud into the City treasury
hut dit,r sushed functionary That oiea h,d put
his fraud stained band into the and stolen S7c 'nd
euted for the charges be entirely innocent OF
them and would speedily prove his Innocence and bis pefe
cutor, lnfsny He Rad lie for him ho"eVerone which
nsithsr be nor the Board had an idea Of a.,
The question being put, shall the declsi'n OF the Cs
stand lie udrment OF the Beard the President ust ned
by tie vote OF ss fcIlows Afmstive-Bown, Bsrd
Hoffman yoorhs Steers, Brisgs c. Tucker. Negsti'e-
Fox w TUCKER, Kelly, Cnrsty, Ely, Lord, 'niAn
Adjourned to October.