New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-02

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ASSEMBLY TUESDAY, March 81, 1857.
THE MUNICIPAL POLICE BILL.
At the session last night the House weut into Com
pnittee OF The Whole on the bill organizing Police
force TO be Known the Municipal Police OF NeTc
York and embracing N one dstr,ct the Counties Oh
New-Ymk, Kiuss Weetobester and Richmond.
The bill beng resd ,;
Mr. JOHN j REILLY moved TO amend by placing
the Police Of Brooklyn under Comnls,iJH - u Id
poin'ed by the Comoon Council OF BfGokyn DIS EpS.
ar KlVLEN moved to stcke out A'ogs' "s 81
chester SID Richmond These coun'es ae !eT ~ 20
from NewYork Cry aud any system en- mi .rtv
All Womb fail He do not regard the oiu as parry
one strictly although is purpose was u Vue SCI
az men mt Of Office ard auotner set 10. " woula %
gross Outrage upcn the bund5es 0, po. I,eu r nv
nc nnon the police. Tbe BAL 9is NO, " tlloaed Tor Oy
tSe rIopl Only f. " nen ssked fOr H. Acc TO gratfy
tless few shall tselge hundred meu be thrown INTO
beoosryl He could MT believe that tn honorable
W. Md Do 6uNt'lry 80 UNJUST luz pPhCO VI
NV YORK i. as efficient it is n0E organized as any
h. Inc world And II sys,eru afO d " projection
OF meieS 10 cit Zens OF YORK Out 20 al, from
wbsiever Stste trey may cons. lie gave ms h'stNy
of the system and cited numerous Instances OF the
tfciercy and bravery of the department. abiding par
tcuary to an Instance Of grea' on me part OF
Cant Dosing Ia vie of the facs he cited, he
hoped this miscbievous oil you'd DOT 90 adopted
Mr. FOOT had examined the bill WIN grea, care,
and hsvipg lived in New York. be gave 1t his heaty
support A police il wanted 10 The suburbs OF the city
paItcuery on the Sahoa.n to pfOeut tue people ffou
lie rOwoies which swarm III these ne'goo'noo1S.
police alec is waited on the waters, aud the entire
surrouId ding country. He considered blessing una
the system embodied 10 this oil had oeed proj GEO.
II did rot contemplate the removal OF those ~" IN
peCted with the Police Department, IL retains tne
Chief and Al. his subOrdin stss and cDDtsmo4tes ojus-
tice to no o1e The system projected o.seh GA cue
efficient system now ia effect "a London. lie todnsed
tue COMMITTEES for toe bll. They bad perfofm'o sn
;,,noYtsnt work W, n; ADD New York aud the va lie
su,rouDdIpp country viii thank them TOR II |hen lts
benefsent influence sill, a. 1t Tono, De soon iet IL
would give NeE-York the first truly republican Bo'-
erpme1t II had ever enjoyed.
Mr. IRVING; said tn Il man. not derellc', holding
Office, would be removed uider tnIs bill
Mr. WOODS objected 70 the extent OF the district
n,oposed IL would be un.ieldy aud lnefhcleo', ana
eyty wula have been piojoctt but to accomplish
noiticsl PURPOSE. He denounced the OIL. IS uIJl5f,
proposing intoerabe burdens TO people alfeaoy over
burdeLeo 1t lot proposed 10 90 sooo 10 'nS oley,
but To perIeirafe az ouIaAe upon them and lu view
M the peopje should rsise their hands IN hoy horror
and proceed to the Capitol and destroy all the party
n,elpes VINO thus seek u crush then III the dos'-"h1
are seeking to procure from the Legislature piaee auu
rover Which is oened TO them by the legitimate
ton,os of power 10 that place. He dTet a. 80 ne
length upon the u0weIdy character OF the strict and
10 amend the bill u limit the district To
New York and klng'. As the ohl now $1,000 tle sys
tenn II proposed " stsbsh could oe mace ef'
f,c,iye Ii would be q farce and II was so outrage Jus
ard Inconsistent that only partis4us could 'ncuou IT.
tie waDed The majority " beware VINO dld THIS acc Oh
Mi POMEROY opposed the amendment at present,
sno spoke Of the arguments thus far aoduced as qa"o
iirelevsnt Not man now III tue Departm5nt Is 10
lie removed and all that IL proposed is 10 place sous
cou,DeteIt peltODs at the head vi tbs Dep ntneut.
The VI, sent Commissioners cannot act eihctnty qua
this hes ben made apparent recently by The reisA oil
ace oftte Commissions s-tbe Recorder-to acr. taere
ia now no real safe pead To tue pcuce Idls
oeeot s al this bill proposes rstuedy Il is the one
GREAT gle feature Of the bit III objected 80 tne
bin tSat the district T. oD large. But the condt'es
named are ore compact WI Jie humber mliion and
a quarter of souls--bCunl together by ousiness,
proximity and interests. Is ing thas compaet whole
tue r, item should extend over al. Ii 1t old no, IL
would isii 10 aooJn push its great purpose. ihe ou
counties are not % be ourdsned win auy gret'er
ioice than they themselves shall voluntary solicit.
MI KIVLEN-lf thtse GU. counties are - have no
iuterest IN paying the Polco Deptrtrent. thea lhey
should have no wef-loIousn tou1l.saone 20
sy,tem New York eau take care OF l'seit, aud ooss
So 1t seeks DO psw Poi lie Commission. L, is true
one OF the present Commissioners refuses 70 aG oat
this was pecsuee Of quarrel personal TO himie, and
not becanse OF the iDtfiuency Of tie system
Mr. JOHN j. KEILLY-rhe pc 'p'e OF none OF tue
ccunties named ak for this bl. rhore Is not pei
ton FOR il New.YO does MT ask II, because 1t IL
s,tis6ed with is present efficient pohcs-Snic hiss
never been more Efficient tha 1t DOW IT, Il 10 ssded
for only by few S)uic OF tne.e lew efe heie now
oLe OF whom he would lame, the Dltlct Attorney OF
New-York. The people OF New-York ask nothing
from that officer nor any of minions. The Courts
OF that city need far more than the Police
Mr. IRVING deemed the pre- snce of the Dist,ict-
Att,rneN advocating this bill, 40 strong Argument
IN lie favor; for no nan knOvs better wha Is needed
MIR MULLIGAN conceded toat tue City OF Brook
l. bsks for better reputation OF It's Police Dep Tt-
1tpt But it does not ask for the sysen proposed by
this bill Many Of the cizeps of Brooklyn asked IN at
THEN Department might be wholly aoolisned. They
p,eieirtU the old Msrshal 'ystsm-the fret police sss
ten of tie city When in operation worked ce'rm-
insly. IL deemed wise TO return TO 1t.
1bs is what Kings County waus; and II
ths bll should psss, he would ask hnS'
c, unty 10 be excepted from it, Bfo1klyn
wants "A ey stem of her VSp Sac IS the most order y
cRs III tbs State She is City OF churches, aud hsr
reputation is uLimpeschtd and unimpeacaaol7 tie
eLoke II lspgh in regard the local police system OF
Biooslyn, and closed with a. express on OF hope
;hHt II s1, thing were done fr Brockyn, that sh ,ud
be done which she Oesited AID nothing more. III Is
not us that Ontario County should lesi'late for NeS-
Yuk; nor IL IL jasi thar 10 cOnsumna'e wrong tue
Constitution should be ovsrfdden, as 1t is proposed to
te by this bill.
Mr.. BRADFORD did not relish the great hurry
which this bill pIopOses 1t vas spe1le OF inerer-
eIce not 10 with the sprt OF oar lnstl'
tons. The ngnts of New York should not Do taaen
1rem her-oefIaibly Lot g.. p ,iticA purposes. New
Yok les DemccIaric city. The overwhelming Pc yer
Of the Republicans III ps.ts Of tue State should
ssusiy then. They should not lay thsir heavy htud
uiOn the city 20 thrust tnose houg o -, o5cSd.e
,tey were Democrats, 20 make room Tor Others OF df-
ieept political principles. Twelve nuodred 'ned wouId
d shsc'eo BY ms bull They are no. AL Deno Aals;
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