New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-26

tue foice was tni snpJ'e' under con
sidefatifn
Mr. OrThRsos via tho question was on reference and he
uso1 10 nov by ne ce,'on' why aho'd S'' the Com
Nj MONROE ss.r called M On,rson order He sid he
f,c TIE Board We ne Police lLigshterl
Mr. OTTARsoN sad that IL hs had been interrupted he
coled without further interruption he said o,ncasol
that o. consequence % this decision Of the supreme CO he
moved the reference OF the g. the Committee
Law DeTsrren' 20 know whether bad any night or
power q c-citse the old watch - his own view wss
that the Srpr,e the having decided the law 70
be Consutionel 10 attempt % re'gsate would be ise
Law Department for that Committee 70 decide whether the
decision q the supreme Court right Toe majority of this
despite the Of Board be believed the
supreme Count right yet he hoped mat would
prone upon it. -oandne.s G.agshser)
same contempt which the Republican party had bestowed upon
the decision THE sgpIsue Ceurt Of the United States
Srecisi Comntee The matter he REGARDED Of
lie regarded the decision Of the Supreme Court oaedd
MI HAswEL said they had already suffered an infection h,
evening which he thought most unwarran,abe and
manifest aat every ooays mind was made up On the question.
M said that Mr. Ottsrson bad read very l.bored
PEABODY and the fac. that thu; Judge bad x that
TOOK from weight which might otherwise have Judge
Peabody was man whom the people had placed upon
the Bench but who placed there by the Governor and
that he had secured his position in the Supreme
But there also another opnontst Of Judge Roosevelt
What 1t was he did not know but certainly did not
with Judge Peabody He knew Judge Roosevelt had Kuicker
booker blood IN his veins and would stand by the rights of this
city But be th opinion what might they found these Metro
Iohan Ponce Commssoners placed over their head They
found that the validity OF that act disputed in law that
Of that BSpc tpo Of the seei led
IN favor Of the validity Of the law That being the decision
repealed which he believed woud be soon
How did they find themselves today Without
rom bis action. IN card be had issued WITH
having their houses and robbed organized bands
fans Tho hn hat
honest he M jones' could only believe that that official bad
Burd wa. scr him because he had not attended his ofca
duties He believed that unless man, he honest
haunted by ghost, If he did ha, lobster in hi, stomach
would never issue card like that Bat ii true where
we've we todsyl EXCEPT the FIVE police appointed by the
had no ess cons,i.u@d police What should they do in tai.
exigency? The establishment Of Metropolitan P1ce nigh
70 subserve the police purposes OF the stat Its purposes
to another should be small in number They constitute
so Of State Msrshss department in this CITY the the
here why should the srsha. particularly
the State Government is Republican But if they do have
Of wschmen Should only be by met and
day our rights acquired IN der the
Dongsn aud Montgomere charersnaenabe charter-char
the pope Should be decided 1pon forthwith that o@r homes.
families and property be protected from the dpreda
which tester in at them all times The quicker this
pshed the better would be for tie greater manhood
would show citizens Of this great metropolis.
E1he motion to refer to the Committee OF Law Department
lost.
The motion refer the communication to the speci. Com
mtce. Of which Mr. Jones is Chairman then carried
The Board then read and referred the following;
Petitions and ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS widening Division
street. For in Third avenue, between Thirteenth and
Fourteenth streets and Eghyourth street between Third
Resoluton,-To build in oy.nnth street: between
Ninth and Hudson River. Referred
Papers from The BoqTd If AidrmeH-The following resolution
referred TO the Committee on Finance:
Resord That the Controller be- and hereby requested
70 issue warrant for or in favor of person or persons
NJ If
city and that his Honor the Mayor and the Clerk Of the Com
Council be- and hereby directed TO withhoi their sig
any if issued until the said acts Of the
Legislature declared by the State Courts to be valid
resolution Of Aid BASTA directing the Corporation Conn
Hail. concurTed in by vote of 50 to O.
resolution directing the COOPERATION Coucse to procure me
restraint Of the Secondavenue RAJ by inncton should
they attempt extend their road in with an act OF
the Legislature authorizing them to do beyond the limits OF
the Of the Common Council and authorizing him TO test
~ validity Of said act was concued in by vote OF
Ferry Company 70 remove the vs,reion placed by them at
A preamble ana resolution Of Aid Wilson up con.
curcc, the Alderman being present to lobby the mater
through The Pambe was on the spread cass order OF S
luton requested the cuing OF City Convention b.
posed of five members TO be elected by the people to express
The views city upon the legislation at Albany IN
M HUGnEs moved concurrence but motion of reference
by Mr.. CRANE took preference by rule of the Board
Mr. WARNER said the length Of tn document such that
It impossible to see without close oHamnaton whether It
did not contain within itself some things winch IN ther VI
innate bearings they would not approve of he therefore, ia
Mr. JONES said that while he favored the sentiments of the
preamble he did not see the nec'; OF Ire Stn PoI''eT IN
feelings Of people upon the legislation at albany wen
Suown Beside this lie opposed to anything which On its
nom this legislation 1t would BE- repealed for the people of
would not allow this metrop Ills 70 be wronsd we
only wanted get at Albany who would show now we
sa peeT WEE fsT Of ,og c shed in this city Ali
this CIV of the District Attorney and reckless politicians
without good foundation. II not in accodance VIII the
ideas of democracy Americanin Here the law was kASi
and We had only appeal the heads and hearts Of the people
the State through the baobox to get thor sympathy and
defeat their cause These resolutions in spirit aud
ought to be adopted lie heped that they Mould BE- referred
TIE motion refer to Special Committee wss carried
which equivalent TO killing the resolutions, Mr. Jones being
Ala Wilson'S original notification resolution thea up
ReriSg n. Old WaicS-Rcporf Of Gis Special Comme
The Special Committee the subject OF recognizing munci
pal police submitted their report, - follows. -, I'll,
TIE Special Committee whom referred the preamble
and resolutions on the subject Of The establishment OF ne"
Report That they have given the subject that attention
We fnd thst the Donsan and Moutsosc Charters confer
ample Power upon the Mayor, Aldermen and Commonay OF
lection of life ana property of the citizens that this
Las recently been amed by tho Legislature and thai there
there can be question as TO the legality OF the exercise
We think that the State wishe, TO establish Police
for State purposes 70 be organized under STATE authority and
by appointed by the Executive of the State can do
provided expenses borne by the State Ira.1r and
il sbsl not attempt 70 interfere WIN hr Day ana Nsh' a'ch
system organized 10y the Municipal Corporation. H.,
III, inconsistent IN law WITH the other, though It
is feared that people will naturally be Jealous Of All outside
interference with their local rights and collision Of Police
thodty NAV Be this may, II is certain that the
tint arrived when New York must assert her ancient and
iuaeuebe franchises privileges and prerosayes II she
has exercise them faTessy in the maintenance OF
Municipal indie peudence.
Aer careful examination of the whole subject have
concluded to report following ordinance which we ihink
will reach the case and which We recommend Tor Immediate
ADOPTION. ~ ,,..r, e,cvrrs
j. JONES, JR., JESSE ;: SICkLES
GEO WARNER JOHN hbIILEMAs,
PETER CRAWFORD, Committee.
NoTE-No Republican put on this Committee All are
extreme Democrats.
An ORDINANCE Establish Bureau Of Day and Night Watch
Municipal Police.
Aldermen ond Cononalf Of The Ctr OF Net9 l0rk