New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-01
BOARD OF ALDERMEN.
thursday, April 30-Alderman CLAscr, President,

m o into 90. ration and will h. made give them
scy and their several provisions and designs
i Therefore becoming in view of the magnitude the interests
aud the character Of the legislation which 1t Is sought
ssPPy to O' to seriously ''O'''' 'H4 ''' ''y
Wheya, The City New York sunriyaed in every respect
in the Western hemisphere. and is the hr commercial city OF
the world-the acknoHsc metropolis Of this nation-,
in.y claim y il. millions Of wealth by its populaonsbout
equal fourth Of the Stately It's gauc enssptso by
its advantages by its magnificent public works by
by rs fidelity and loyalty the Federal Unons large, not
controlling voice in the affairs OF this NV PEG
country pride in its preemnence and greatness and
are r.,procsly interested in IT, growth and prosperity aud
Uh<yen. IL contains within itself all the elements OF sep
crate respectable strength and proportion excepting
TO extent and even that were essential might be
couyruien,y added from contiguous territory which but
hriyes upon growth and represents its OVERLOOKING
Wheyeas Its history city begins more than century
before the Revolution and the vested rights and anche'
conferred to whatever other political yrnnes Il may De
subjected mpeEnsbe the Constitution which has
hitherto secured them and will endure as lons as the jurs
rrul.uc, of the country and
Wh@ysa The City holding this position in the affair. of the
nation snd world has been subjected for series Of
To- continued aud increasing domination OF hr rt' Of the
STATE until length is reduced TO mere dependency upon
the C-ntra powers and Government Of the state having
voice permitted 40 remonrance o" shu
U6,eas The Legislstur. have carried this invasion
series of measures deeply affecting Of most vital in
t,st- and only without the application but In defiance OF
thu TRp fnSs i right to eono oar
local couru,rca municipal snd governmental affairs and sub
i.r, rs to unprecedented degree Of the mseries
and Of centralized which the Constitution o
Igas .tn,ii,uy designed break up and destroy aud
Uhrcas These mposed upon in tyrsnnies
manner thereby taxed aud governed without
eoDsent-he CITY and County OF New fA IN &
70 r,sppIion and redt the State required by the Con
,titn, no, being awarded poporionate representation
der the census of 1895 and
Wheras The New and the various ensced
Of this city and without regard for the
viii 81 sny attempt 10 ascertain .s ws'' OF opIsn % '
sent OF it, Common Couh. OF oil the az ~. s
Uhered All classes Of men, representing all the industrial
psrt- OF III me,esIs n.Ssn, s s1 nanpp
nensced in the common danger; therefore be- lt
Rr.oreS That the ,eo[ OF @ f ana SO syb W Wa,d
questeu aHc se'h1.iAou 70 '''. ~ 80. ~ =, =. - -
inee, ~ sll -, 3D. .l,,ion ~ ,h, St.te a. far
voice Of The propr rs 70 me recent o. % a. IS a
.ueh nea'uI as may sH nses sa I" protect
R,,S That IN order tst such Convention may be COM
owed To bao. for three delegate. and no more and the five
persons receiving me Sh, hupi % sO h. concS nuds
D. a S,an Guy n o be hereafter desnaed
AID TICKER sid he hoped mat t.r BOARD would aecns 20
ncendsry resolutions They intended to create
spopuar ana poita M. ~ ,h nm.
primary eeet,8p. BY ealing political CONVENTION IA I'm s
man the & STi ss .s .S me- dob suited
m ~ 1 81 sons Of his con,titurnts The First
Ward wa. not the most orderly d'e, IN he city ,a
,,mou.tIance was made against the city bills wa IN.
,i III r., bonld he ls0 M the Court, 10 de-.
M h Rspd If Aldermen by II. rcent ncendiary con.
S, ,yan, cutie rlsyly to m. pnblic the 1s..-.
, M & Law and IN, DE uocrstc members OF thi. Board
y. u o bs on n. erisi. they contemplated would ind
Xlvpsra
r.,onous would short time be- ashamed To confess l.
The course revolutionary end dordey and ncendisry
and h- hoped it would b" voted down
Aid. WILSON said such Convention az vas proposal s'
held in 1916, and orderly and attended WIN 93od .s
After the usual abuse 81 the RtpuDHcsh parry ths Osh
Regency as he termed ~ and Negroes ne urged tine o"ss
the resolution.
AID rUcgER .pke further on the subject ana moved tha
the matter lay on The tabe-which was Iost. .. L, H.
All. Wilson said The resolutions were no, sen, hln
WAS no persons man nc wa ls o" nan a r. III IL
Alderman 81 the fsnh wouu nav iolr ~. IL CT. =,
conceived the Resolutions himself anu as 1h s % a.
smooth th' Pat'i ,Yseh 49, =, 1o.s '' -
proposed now n.la N ,nis rn, ~ and bld tb. ,b.rs
Aid MoSrEDos s ss i.s i -; t 1e ~ ~ ~ ~ NV
q "a ~, IL vs.. for very dia-fent object that
AID iuek il. i r.ia 'H'' II WIS W. WY
M Ill hi. b,.,v mode Of proceeding would have
J ast and h. hoped m. better iud gnent the Board
Ia ryan and leave the matter for the courts decide
" I'd csp.b. judges and every confidence their opn.
in. AZ lea should satisfied with tn r DECISIONS
AID WILSON moved the previous question. which
Red and resolutions adopted by the following vote
YFAS-Nison, Harris Healy, Hormire Clancy, ADAMS,
Steers Jackson, McConkry Bants, Monaghan Coulter NC
NAYS-Corwn. Tucker, Grhiths Blnnt, Fulmer 'aIen'
tine OWNS and Drake.
THy NEW POsT-OFFICE.-Ad. Ranta offered n reS0-
ths President of the nited sa'e' OF ns ;,b - mis-
.o h. snd p,T. INV on nc, portion III the upper
- - r. PAL rom On Cha,nrs street between Bsosdwsy
and Crn,r street as may nec.ary for in; purposes Of
PoOic- aud to ascertain wh"'r an Arrangement can ,.
,h-ct-d ch shall meet the wants 81 Inc Ie-a ysf,nent
this pup, and br advantageous 70 t Pop lip"
ration o Nrv-foIk and Z" report thr result 70 'Nr Nh'"
Council. Adopted by ID TOT , -,
The L1y N O6cers coHte1np,ofei ny ne Chart>r ana