The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-09

BOARD OF ALDERMEN


SEPT s-Isaac O. Barker, Esq, President Ia The chair
THE DEATH or ALDERMAN aosER-As Asp p.ygscx.
Of Aide HgsR,cK The reading minutes
diSpensea with
Alderman HEEbIcE then and said-6r Presidsnl-I
rise performance Of sad and melancholy duty. Tho
Angel visited small circle and OF our
number has closed his earthly career Alderman hoer 10
dead when he died honest passed from gloom
10 glory Our deceased associatev hom was proud CALI
my rendhad been for eight months iaborng under DIS
tresng paralyc suir which affected his brain and which
faal,y resulted in lis tsah, Friday last his aIicon
doubtless had rs IN mental exctemcm which he I'M
about "eo in consequence Of soni n9aao
that was cast upo he eegr and purity of his o,is action
as member lis oaij-wheh impuaon believe 10 have
be- false q ~ 20 - ,e heart ana 's q "a; wre 70
H. Moser honest man-pnre "a mini -artiess -gnie
Sew ha be GOOD @ ees with The dea .sa ready
% defend his fame knee him well for orosaoy rnoyea
.fhs Colleagues around ne toard aud saa almost swear
diSheno a Ds faaeh Il eeseeon VIII o;
win not awe mon ~ "pPs@sso a where
doubt he vi. present and pr's A1es'rao Of
ei'sr q LIS yvr eeseuss VIII Sc are Vim 'hoy
tive monitor As wen as mourntu mcssenee and although
we sre @ q WIN Tie g's ss q TIA, hs
ncl;oos-t he.m5s dooay mp esse 10 be slayyoas
reIe q ,hs oa,a Of Aldermen Which Of y. WI % ne
hnsgsh when as eGpE as n a. event
versl months Is son sorro@fu aic,oa family
has5, nd aaeSssas - Ssisysd iahei sSf
and s @ y s e e rsrss and s s
appreciated his spotess and upright fe viii shed Of
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Mr. President besr lur remark, while he
"oDs h q Ger for aGS1a 81 II s o.ss
his infinite vision from this worle onr ae ssso-
Ghr ia he no q ssrmen me wsase &c
Ovid Ia The county o seneca on the 18th day o September
Resolved iIa' &c Common Council New York
Moser with deer nshns and with feeling. Of The most
iues and his reputation as good cizsn aai
en- Hos he ssfsS wRe H. s 20 Death
as s Lad ss ssi as p I sss
during ite iop,ne; Of bis web spent Le ..,,,.
Gil be appropriately dressed mourning,
ard remain 80 2 the Of he present Sear asd that ta
mourn ny Ter the same DER oil 90. . -
attend lie funeral OF Adtrmsn Moser and hat the nag OF
the cry Han be displayed at bali mast during the day OF his
Resolved That special committee be appointed to
tending The funeral Moser and hs the board Of
miee and also aPpr pratsn sniaien.
nay he nsessssry EXPOSES Of he funeral
suitably elslosed by he clerk Il The co@loa coasei and
ALDERMAN RT seconded he resolutions and in doing 50
said twenty The Alderman Noser
known 10 m, much respected rs merchant;
that lie had had uur errup ed mercantile intercourse with
him. and that his character beyond DOUBT
In reference TO the charge made against Alderman Moser
he alderman Ey would LAY that though he through
unb lemshed the fatal sab that
attributed his mtmeiy death; For twenty years h, hd
been associated With many charitable institutions and had
always borne unblemished utaoa.
Aide, spoke or the far aud TO orablc cha
of the deceased and fully endorsed what been
said OF him by the OF the Nineteenth
tfenib wards He the very emblem Of modesty and
Alderman Voorhs regretted the duty they allied upon
perform towards h'm. Tie tAldernan believed that
= The offence with which Alderman Moser had seea charged
he perfectly innocent for lie had declared him with
his the last time he him, he
cent In conclusion Alderman Voorh commended the
fsy Of the deceased to Him who protects the dmo
Alderman CIAScY IL rising speak the memory
WHOM he rcspecied inn MS earliest boyh)od did
regret lie had known him hieen his
character always above reproach-above
whose fidelity, whose honesty and whose devotion
proyerb3l all with whom he had associated.
After eoqneut and feeling remarks the
Of the deceased Alderman Clancy concluded by saying
Geeen be The turf above him
Friend Of early dpys-
None knew him 10 love him;
None named him but praise.
The resolutions then unanimously adopted. The Pre-
dent named Aldermen Hcrrck. voorhis Clancy Ely AID
arn The special committee carry out tie OBJECTS OF he
card.
The resolutions transmitted the counclmen for
heir immediate action.
Tho Board then dourn Tuesday evening al O'Clock