The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-13


twocf their ssl ey have caused legislation 70 DO tone
IN he city II Albany $50 miles rrn hero, which belongs
Va your prerocatves We win rot deny that rcfor
T,aon asd Legislation was wantod bu. they have kysat
Cd for r.ry PohcAl purposes they have legslaed de-
tnocrues ont II oAce " put black republicans ipto ece
WIN shy say that these who have been appoint
ed fer ihi city sse par,an menu win any deny
tha' Simeon Drawer Is Isry politician, AMI win use his
inference FOR raIty pu1posesY VIII any mss s.pne mat
declare Tho law oonttvonal9 They tell roi that you
were no, crmpetent 70 build Ety HAN ycurscl they
have divesed ysnr municipal authorities 81 power placed
in their lands and which belonged ycs your sacred
rshs; they have placed this power In their hands, not
h yS bur Sey ven I further
pcwerhey have dispoed Of part Of this pub square
on vhch to build post ONCE ! vrasa member Of the
CurnRon Council when this question pending whether
h ground should be disposed Of for any s,ch purposo
and eops xpen petitions were presented that this land
atkat might BE kept, showing ~at the old Dutch had
dove for US IN infancy They have porized by APP
Iatng deris:rak TO al OF these siicos; but do
clare boldly thai any man no win receive such an Office
should be Fer ever pr0scribef t5itcal renegade
(Chee-s) Your municipal government and State iesisa
turc have heretofore maintained that tire aboring man
ground 10 ,hch 70 retire after the toll and turmoil OF the
day bu; these have dei lived you Of that and those
subjected taxes for the Legislature have gwen the Cen
Ia par Commissioners power 70 spend millions and nil
lions without gard to what yon may say to the contrary
WardeRs bin and whc: they have done for you 70
give country black republican Office, FOE which
they have been waiting pr'senty for years These legs
,a,ors have been kind, where they can't provide
their followers with Offices they have usurped the consu
tuition II egsaied them into city ofces without any
gard to choice Of the. people whatever Nov gen
icuen lock your will. Well whs; aboa, thatf
II may be reformation needed there, bit they
have placed all 10 the hands of the rich man,
who can get license by his a. influence
Of dc n noa mater how worthy ~as eo
or hog moral be may DO. enemen, will 60 no far.
ther Let as law abiding izens If the laws DO
81 Appeals q the Ssteaode by these Ia vs. all laws
male BY tho people, except when they usurped
ezcsp aa Old democratic ,r,y bose nteres, has been
he welfare Of the people and whose duty has been to
snrel such laws fr ihe benefit Of the many without re-
gard 20 the wealth NJ the few.
The following named persons were proposed and elected
FRn1prSrs
Frs. ward-rhonas Stewart, William Wilson, Thomas
Byrnes
Second ward-wm Miner, J. TAFT, VIM. Buheed.
Third wGd-Andrew Iari 5on, N. l. Harris, A. g. Nc
Carter.
Fourth ward--Andrew shehnn John Rdaon, Vim. ~
Ffth ward-Robert DonneI, r. G. Mcintyre, jas Clark
s4th ward-Daniel Sweeny, Henry Van Glahen, Henry
seventh wa.d-wm. N. Tweed, j. A. wes:ervs,t, rnos.
". Adams
nshsh wAra-DAnlel E. Delcvau, Benjamin Wood, D. s.
Page.
Ninth wara-Jacoo wlnd-nelsr, Hiram Williamson,
Ctns. Miller.
TeDih ward-E F. Purdy, J. Jarvis, Herman Kosnaha-
Eleventh ward--JamesR Steers, Geo. White, Andrew
Twelfth vard--Daniel r. Teman, David F. jackson,
John Vance.
IhirrenLr II. Foehs, J. L nnlheim, ia.
coh Bennett.
roereenih ward-Henry p West, hos. wheelaD, Thcs.
Dunlap.
IlfIeenh ward-kaae Bell, Jr., C1.as. Meade, A. n.
Eean.
Sixteenth wald-samuel osgood, NJ S. Halpin, Jas xar.
Seve,teen,h ~ard-An,hopy Eckon, Abraham Turnure,
rics lie Forest
Nfh,ecn.h vard-c. G. Gup.sor, Richard scher, Rob.
Nneieerth vard-,JOhn l. Brown, Tae. K. Downing,
rs.Baeih wad-re.cr B Sweeney, Peter Dos;cy, Frank
O'K,l
Tw -6rs. vArd--Jno. Anderson A. yache, Andrew
frcmeiL
Twenty second w1d--Jas. Hughes, D. P. FairohlA,
Henry Schnoor
FrSt ward--Sichs. Dmon, Gregory Dcran.
Second wArd-Afred Chancellor, Fras. Horn
Third ward--Cnas. Fletcher, Thos Munroe.
Fourth ward-Joseph Pose, Danl. Donovan.
IfIh wId-~lohn Henry, John Creighnn
Sixth ward-wm. 7. Bowers, Matthew Murray.
Seventh wsrd--jsa Mcmahon, Henry Glove.
Eighth yRTd-R. W. BuDsel, Jonatn Philips.
Ninth wardn C. Bailey, VIM Wallace.
Tenth ward--loseps J. Jennings, Norman n Lord.
Eleventh ward--5ernard Kell,y, Andrew Smith.
Tvrcihh warc-jofn nsT', b Ryrr.
Thirteenth rard-J. J. RfiIy, L Bryant
FouriseDtb ward-Rier Dawson James Leech.
Fifieenh wsd-. augustus sanior, ". W. Norris.
Sixteenth vGrd--E l. Donnely, Eartn Do-her.
Seventeenth ward--Bcrnard Reilly, Anthony Woo.
Eighteenth wErd--OHyer Hubbard, Edwd Cooper.
Nineteenth ward samuel Allen, William Dushaaa.
-ven;ioth warc--Dennls Kyer, N. J. wtsrbiry.
Twenty frsi vn-i--rnos. MCCOY, g l. Pumey.
Twenty I'D wsrd-Alez Ward, George G p-vis.
Tne f0low.g eorics OF resolutions then read Gai
Gtoyied ~ the sense o. The messing
Whereas the legislature 81 thu state at rs rccep,
sion dd b. en.ctmenu 70 itself the right
70 manage and direct the municipal concerns Of this city,
without refer % the Will ~ is Inhabitants, ~
ta.ae authority frcirC upon us rev system Of police
which hurs within a. embrace three OF four oountes
changing Cd, FORM Of City government By Cbrogrng
oar charter Aad crcins anoheri rcqairng Ae removal
a. merchant ships from greater extent OF eck
comno'rtc ohcr ,a;orts 70 their prejudice; creating
equalization % pot wardens II hnrwor he cravings OF
hlacry pohucans, and against tho expTO5 wishes ~ The
merchants 81 or city; ami putting upOn extcs i've
branch 81 trade tmpractcahc aud soyerve excise Tax
law igl ofopprcgsyo ahsurlucs.
aud wbe,as, WIN. anarchy and confusion follow the
Introduction Of such daring wuraiOns OF power or CITY
u threatened o. ocr~.lncncs Win On ovorshsning To-
crease o. TAXATION oyr Lab o1cas eonutnacousy later
fer-cd With In be ~ their dutie; and the best
Interests g loyal people trpnped under fooi " s15'erve
tie purposes Of political adveDtircra We. therefore, cleo
tors o. tlH Frca; city, do N At s0lcnuy prots, against
us eoTi N deprive W. of our chartered privileges aad
With voice and one hoart ca upon TIC peopo u this
sais 70 condemn The ara n lcEllAvo bsty vtica a.
tturt 10 deprive Of freedom CITY and send
hfherEwaus Or efoo holders out our sultaaoo,"
Efd FOR the Ilcge Of de'srnin Cd opposition 10 such
abuses 90 adopt the foliowing -
isolyed, 1hs, The rsscfi,y Of TIE legislature Of our
Ssic IN aiterI cur 70 ktcn The people Of this city
new fYrm % government " no q Submitting is pro-
visions 10 those who gro 30 he governed by ", o. the
authority ~sich has ecu elected By them, have erssy
OUTRAGED Tho oOnsnnobai right or roeinen and be
erTo5et IN their yranncsl cncor by due proves Of
O. The mate " Of nsultcd electors hurs those vaadAs
from power and ?laoe.
Resolved, maj ;ho BIZ establishing ~h.i Il rsocoasly
trrmed ~ at - eytabh Metropolitan poce" 10 tns
city, which provides Tor q coInmissop OF party
leted from small majority faction 70 rue this right
Of our Metropolis, and sets Al defiance The constituted
Authorities q this city, aims blow n municipal rights
vli3h Va unregsted, gill eventually make eur boosted
freedom hycvorf and rcprolch, add bl out the ast
ve-uge n democratic pTiuoyles FROM cscutchcc7
Resolved, That The rotsocc thus far opposed 10 those
stominAiions ~ the enef ass,rsie and corporate
htfy n this city, merits asd should receive The highest
appreciation OF all uuo democrats, and Of every 20
htca eernucu', who rest their principles undse the sgrs
q oonstu,on aud abide with unwavcrng confidence
In The erre " our Judiciary end VIC hereby tender 10
the revising Tcwers the tupp0rt q this large gathering
and those whom they reprcscnt, In every cnort asuaed
by aw 10 The progress a ths inrci upon vested
rir1fs.
ResOved 1hat tbe iupp'ton prNc1sed spor the c>Sn-
Tae-cia q clt city BY The pprt Warden BIZ, enased
By The majority 0 Legislature at 10 late session. Is
nh sbouh receive The condemnation OF every who
rightly eatinstss Ne features while should teash these
vho s-grieved by Nal the party Who susAinsd n
b. Ne snrroyt q