New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-23

NJ. cHotwrIt-I MOVE thss thst Be referred 70
| Conn ,.tes Ct tie whole Board.
FERsAsDo--i an o;poseo 20 this rt'o'ut.cn fc- .hs
same rssson. judging from Whist It's Committee did
| in te appointment Of tOh.enen, c1ey would give
| every pololefk 10 The Repgbicss party.
Mr. RfwEN-The resolution doss not propose 20
| give the Committee the power Of appontmsot
| fTRNANDo-l am aware ot the oolcct of that We
shall he hed Up as fsconists il We don't adopt their
| rtrort. ! urder'tsnd 'he object. Sir. perfectly
Mr. BowES-Tbe object Is to secure the right sort of
| nen. am Indifferent as TO the mode in which tbs.
| object sbouId be accomplished. The Mayor Of New
| Ymk Is on that Committee.
| FERsASDo- Tie Mayor ofNew.Y York hss never BEEN
invited to attend any Committee, hiss he far
Ills Bce,d il concerned, auy cognizance Of the fsc,
| that be is q member Of that Committee. The Com
| t,ee have relied upon partisan majority TO carry
through their reports.
| Mr. RowES-I thirk be Msvor il uriu.t.
Mr.. PowLLL-How does the Mayor propose to have
| il Done
kERx,Npo-I propose thst this Bosrd shall do it. "
Mr. PowELL-I don't zee how we csn arrive at it.
Tie ist a. been made TO great extent in Brooklyn
ana has been subn tted 10 me. consider il perfectly
| isr and squaIe.
FrRNASDo-I presented 8 resolution here fortnight
siLce tst Il is Board should at partcl time, pro-
ceed to appoint Poll Clerks. would like TO see lay
| act aside for that. 90 not van TO have this let
bio,gbt in at the eleventh hour, when. il We vote
against pesons shoud be placed in the attitude OF
| showing isotous opposition.
Gen. ME- to Fernsndo,-You have list OF the
whole force. You have as good opportunity TO be-
ecme acquainted with the perous prop sed as any OF
rs. ihIk that his Honor had seen the force that
was out yesterday be would have been satisfied that
| they were fit men for this service ISmlesl
| Mr.. BowES disclamed partisan motives.
| FkRNASDo-Tle gentlemen who compose this Com
mttee will have the right to make their Suggestions
Just as well as in the Committee. 1t would be more
satisfactory tor TO do 1t opery, with the reporters
present.
| Mr. POWELL could not see any serious objection to
referring it to this Committee, the Mayor of New.
| Yolk was on it, and the resolution passed
| Mr.. Bowen reported and recommended on CON-
| plants:
| That Messrs Gale and Senior of the Fourteenth
Ward be admoIi,hedt to be more careful, and be re-
stored 10 pay and duty
That Andrew Mcconnell, who confessed to intoxica-
| ton first ,fiense), forfeit thirty dayspay.
Mr. BowFN also reported the rules and regulations
for the government Of the force. They ordered
to be published
| FERSANDo-In In what foum
Mr.. BowfN-That l will consult with You about,
| Mr. Mayor.
| Mr.. STRAS,HAs reported and recommended on
That Michael Mcintyre be admonished and restored
| to pay al duty.
list Andrew White be dismissed.
| That Thos Cunningham, who failed to report for
week in August ana has since been absent most of
| Lis time, be dismissed.
That Dsrel Guion be placed on patrol duty;
| charges, gambling and visiting lady that was not
| wholly reputable
| Tba; Riley Eggleston be discharged.
That Ed. Brown be discharged.
| FERsANDo-I should Ike to examine N It case.
| Gen. NYE-Tbat Gaze will be re served.
The recommendations in all the other
| adopted.
Mr.. CHoIwrLI preferred complaint against Po-
| lice maj No. S02 for intoxication on Wednesday.
Mr. STkAsAHAN moved the appointment Of ThOs.
| ID Walters Of the First Pre- doormau and
| Horace Brown ard Lewis BrocOr as pstrolmen.
UTatimOus'y agreed to.
FIRNtNDO-Ias the gentleman done
| SitLce.
FrRsASDo--I have charges agsinrt Deputy Supt.
FOX handing them in; casrse against officer Par
melee for very aggravated assault charge against
Officer No - for an aggravated assault upon gentle
| msn in the City Hall III snding them in would ask
WHEELER have not special order for to-day, TO fill
a vacancy occasiored by the resignation of Simeon
| Draper.
| Gen. NyE-I have here recon- nendato for the
| appointment of Dir. James Seaman Of Brooklyn.
| Reieued.
Mr.. CHoLwkLL-I present the application of
Gen. NYE-I have also some men from the
Twentieth WaId. They tell me that my friend Ch'l.
well will vote for them. | shoud like TO move that
Mr. Cm0IwFLL-Before l vote in favor of them
want to know something about them. Imove refer
ence. Carried.
| Gen NYF-As chairman of the Committee I report
in Of appointing them. 10 CholweI IL want to
gee whether you will vote for them not.
FERNASDo-I shall vote against the appointment Of
| these mon because we don't know yet whether
have any vacsncies
| The que stion of appointment was lost-Yeas, Nye,
Power and Stanahan; NaJs, Wood, Powell aid
Cbolwel.
TFRXIspo-I think we had better fill the vacancy
| in the Bostd
Gen NiF presented the petition Of Mr.. WIN. Jen-
kins who was assaulted while acting epecsl on the
h Of July last in consequence of which he has been
unable provide for bis family, to be appointed pa
tolman
The Board thsn took up the vacancy question.
FERNANDe-As is well known to this Board, we have
voted here for many hundred times this question.
We have certainly evnced disposition to fill this
cy, if working very hard by voting is any udca
ton OF what dispositions are and we have not sue
ceCded. | have q name 10 propose, Mr. Chairman,
tha thiLk will receive the unanimous consent VI ibis
Beard; and am induced to suggest the name Of this
gebi.cmau-- although be is political opponent OF
nneI ain induced To suggest 1t for the purpose OF
| satisfying this Board ard those outside who have
charged NE with disposition to impede the move
| mebts Of ths Board. i am disposed to show this
Board and the world that all desire is good faithful
officer; that desire this Board TO ect with full con
sciousness Of the responsibility resting upon IT, The
gentleman whose name sbal propose, Sir, is in my
iudgment-shough politically he ard myself are an.
| tpoces of each other-a gentleman of honor; and
have every col fde that he will discharge his duty
faithfully II he his seat in this Board There
| folc SIR | nominate Simeon Draper.
Gen NYK put the question, and greatly to the
rsbu ert of outsiders it was carried unanimously
The vote Vas ed with loud applause which was
prolonged for several minutes as the news spread down
| stairs 20 the street. =. -
Gen. NYE ito FenanGo-I am glad to see, SAr, that
YOU have lucid intervals
| FFRSAHDo-Here is an application from very
| worthy man, John W. Marin, to be restored.
Gen. NYE-He retigned from the old force, ana he
was appointed unanimously. go
Mr.. CHorwgIL moved that committee OF three be
or rpoirted 10 inform Mr.. Draper OF his election.
| ite CHAIR appointed Mr.. Cholwel, the Mayor OF
| New-lork and Mr. Bowen such Committee, and the
| Beard Adjourned to this afternoon.
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