New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-08

District whtther lie hsd q party left. He was ssscb-
hsd 70 hssr AsIreo, sf-r having used the IA sorers
swell the vote for their psry fsvorits casdidsts
tor Msyor urge tle Withdrawal Of TIE issue Of bonds
Such sn act weuld throw those labores ct soik out OF
IN ployuent end make matters worse than ever.
AID. OWNS said the burden Of th- srgsepsnt OF
AesInsn Coulter ard others of bis party vs 10 the
Meet that the Commissioners has -. employed AL
democrats on the work AL he b.d had pat Ga YEA
seven men, and he hesfd OF others DeGocrsis having
ten men IL was fact that the Den crate Ai<sr0eu
eide. The Democrats had by far the largest aunbsr
row employed, and be was sstonishsd " hear them
complain. Tue Commissioners were klga-1lisdsa
men, and dorg Their Utmost u advance tbe iatere Of
the city. lie was atasied by higher natives hsn
those eubes here who, by this resolution sosght to
throw al the laboiers oat CT employment.
AID. Blunt, also spoke In favor Of the action sod
course OF the Central Psrk Com nissoners lie sad
Vet 10 lean that the city had yet raised aay money on
ibe lords proposed TO be issued He dad Mt ksow OF
any nemetrs IN this Board, except Democrats whohsd
tier en- employ ed on the Park, and yet they con-
planned The best mode Ct dlsposlng Of u" subject
Aid. McSPEpos opposed reference 10 the Finance
Committee that committee bad enough TO DO With
ont tits. He hoped he subec. woud De referred TO
tee Committee on Lands and Places and have I, we'll
investigated. lie had never asked men who cane 70
him for work what We're their politics, but he knew
ths. the Central Park socrers were used for pohucs
purposes ard were marched up 10 body 10 hi, ward
20 vote. He knew Mr.. Hcgg, one Of tbs Commits
rIoners, to watch these men AVID prepare them foe
election This he condemned, AID would vots Against
the propositions of the Commissioners Throughout the
@, mirg year. The mode OF stone breaking On the
Park, breaking by the square yard OILY, enabled
the men TO make about so cents a day The Comuis-
siorers in bis opinion humbuggiog toe ISbcrinG
classes by sending them 20 the Aldermen for notes Of
r-ccmmen dator, when they cid cot accept them lie
for one fl Ii outraged by their proceedings.
Aid DRAKE slso told his eIpeis nee. He he'd eeen
sorey tsk-u in He WIS told to give his nctss Of
recommer detcn for work and hsd spent two or three
A., A.,k IA knA
days in masking out notices bu. TO go eject lie tnew
that the question CT politics taken INTO consdsrs-
ton BY the Commissioner. He kGew Q man taken
there by Bryan McCshill, who was asked no. he Vas
going to vote scme Of his met that he had sest
told HIM that the foreman inquired how they were
going 10 VOTE Two tnousadd at least ne thought,
coud be employed sl WiGter on the Park.
AID. SfEERs spoke Of his constituency Tor Industry.
and the large amount of poor there lie ~ indaced
TO 90 and see Mr. Green of the Park TO obaia eur
ploymeut for some men. Mr.. Green asked how many,
aud was told 100. MIR. Green said he could not az
thoze him TO send 30 many and wrote en- order Tor oV-
He had cent many on notes, sat they were ossP-
ponted-and the so were never employed. lie was
told to make out list OF them, which was doae; men
be got notice from the Commissioners that they couit
only take on ten Of his men, The ten were selected
and tent, supposDg they were 70 get " day O,e
of them return ed TO bn and told him tha was pref
~ place he was sent TO. For he was asked he was
q Republican, and answering No, was sent adri'.
The ether nine be supposed said they were hopoo
leans iahough they were mott and were empi Dyeo~
There were hundreds of men in starving condition
In his Ward and he thought there was no reason why
the Com ssioI ers shoud not employ them.
AID OWNS said, TO prove the falsity OF the state
mepts Of men who had been sent TO the Commission
ers for employment, that the Opposition members IN
this Board had but tiHlng number OF their men en-
gagged On the work. If the Commissioners were par
tai az complained Of, Why would they place ell the
Aldermen in the same category He had tried, ~
well as tho Democratic Aldermen, " get larger
rumber of men employed. but could not; and inc
Common Council would find, on investigation, uat
the political assertions sgainst the Com nissioners
were incorrect, and that they employed a. many nan
as coulo be used TO advantage IN proceeding win hs
work.
AID FULLnER spoke again, say Ing he did MOI care
il he got any men employed OF not but no would
20 fcr cuttirg o6 the Commssionefs spproPriaoon.
After attempting vulgar pun on the name o. ons OF
the Connie siopers he urged the adoption Of the rese-
luton and thorough iIveet CATION.
The paper was finally referred 10 the Comnietss on
Lands and Places.
Aid MoyEGHAN offered the following:
hteas IL 10 currently reported that the Certl raSt Com.
mone and have been Psyins the ssoseIs
thereon al from tire TO Eve shnss pr day saA
Whereas Such rate Of payment 10 less than the svwase
price paid of sboDs and ~ outrage on that portion o
community, therefore
Rored That the subject be referred 10 the Commts %
Lands and Places and investigate aud that sad
power nd for books sod 1spss "a
assist them IN their nve stigation.
This adj Itsd
The Crystal Palaes.-Ald WILSON slowed TO mako
the Crystal Palace removal the special ofd0 Tor
Friday, which was carried.