New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-03-04
BOARD OF ALDERMEN.
AtJ 7 n R.pErp in the chair

lAs Il
Messages from tie Hdy0r-In answer to the resolu-
ton Aid Corwn asking BY what authority Se surgical
er that be found medical Ia the de psment bat since
be las been Office Surgical STAFF has been organized The
genteuen appointed policemen end then detailed
Tho Message read ordered 70 be printed aud
referred TO Committee On Law.
requesting him 70 furnish copies OF correspond
enee hn and the PostmsserGe and the
The Mayor be bad correspondence more than hat a.
ready sent to The BoSd and Pnohea Except sa IRON zoe
etierb each police station, ~ that pers0ns wns 10
policemen To this the Mayor answered that be could not
the plan ed as would interfere with the duties
10 the hrst Message concerning the police Aid Fly. Fulme
and condemned strong terms tie action OF the Mayor
in creating medical stan and that there was no law TO s
TI, Contested Seat-Ah. TUCKER called from the
a sois We Of Ala Drste twenty second Ward The
minority report Of yssn favor of the claims Of ar sea
sotity repor, was adopted by OF 10 TO VIZ: Arnn
tve~Messfs Corwin, Fox ACser yOorhl' Griffith Bhss,
Barker Civ Valentine and Tucker NegatsveMes.a Brown,
HesIy steers Jackson Monehsn, Fumer, Hereh, heCon
Resolvf,oH-From the Board Of Councilmen, to ex-
tend the Inequalities Of the city the Hon Edward Everett
Comm unteatoH-From the Mayor, transmitting
COW OF the the City Of Detroit and other papers from
DEBATE on AID DRAkE's SEAT.
Aid. VARIAs after making motion 10 postpone the
subject which defeated by vote u ten 70 nlne moved
t the minority report BE- substituted for the majority he
then proceeded 20 Tecapslae he Arguments usea on Ms ~
monty IeIOrt.
Aid TUCKER replied--There was not particle Of
evidence the other side. ...
AID FuLNER didn't want 10 come 10 a vote tonight.
II Locked too much like cowsrdice while two Doocsc
Aldermen II bic American brethren tgrced nn
into vote should be believed 20 De nsnt re
the would be ~ send the estct0 eacN 20 ne
peore OF the Ward Any he wanted MAKE ~
Aid. TICKER commended that AID. Fnmer had had
r,ene tine 20 make up his mind in and II The DernocIsne
adsruen here not then fault IheJ no sos
ali the evidence they wanted ~
Ala. FULNER thought bis conscience was az feeling
q. Ald Tuckers wanted III. week. IL wOuldnt maze
b f difference they bad eleven votes and aeons
10 Daboll they would eounterbalance ten any dsy.
AID yOORHIs followed With few renlarks proving
eoueuyely that AID F1lmer o5sht not 20 want pay o. All
be ID pot Of for get Il thrown Dses " s "p's
an get man elected VINO saoud b. traizhter S4' l4aD
Aid FULLNER called the gentleman 70 ofuer' Inc
gentleman bad 10 rght upute any such H'ouyero nm
AID VooRHIs continued. These men came 10 him
and tod him 10 upset Drake and put sessn and sam
would ssnd he rfght stresk Of man there.
AID BRrGGs said that Aid. NO0rhis had better let
s. alone or would lag him cot particularly straight Bat
h. xonldu't bore the Board with lcnz speech
After other debate Aid. Drake sustained in his
oct by vote Of 10 10 3 moton reconsider made
Tbe Board agreed 10 meet on Mondays, Wednes-
dsys and ThsrsdaJe Aeourted-
BOARD OF COUNCILMEN-MoyDAT March 3.