The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-30

LAncaSteF, vs. n, bs7 HastDg3 Al. TURNPIKE y
Sch So Baoon's Cement, Title Oces and Oaicc,, L.
"lf officer be createf by letters patent he complete
of1oer before he or before any investiuro.'
He cont nued by observing thai toe crucssm Of his
learned friend had made upon the words ocefs OF THIS
State In the AT of Fob O. 1919, altogether Dlusory
H. Fernando ~ Wood and D conovsr and any other
State they were not within the provision OF certain
ton Of ne constitution Of the United States, and they
The Street Commissioner not public officer there
was right 70 apply all, and the statutes Of the
noa 70, % sns 1ss ~ , wsrs s
entirely without remedy 10 yet the books and papers OF
their prcdecesss AL this defamation Of the indepen
State no legal support The city OF New York
rived every pariiole 81 Us power from the State held
under the state, at the viii and pleasure Of the
soveres people Of Tie State. who could any
resume H. who could qusfy modify II, who could rive
a. much more or tale away Is much Of what they had az
The cripcsm the words referring TO the limitation
OF tho duration OF the incumbency 10 his opinion the
first had the Mayor the rshi to Gu the officer and 80
ooDdy did the Mayor by refusing 10 decide Mr. 90
mover bond defect bis right 70 the possession Of he books
and papers OF the officer The Legislature intended 10 take
all power OF the hands q Fernando food control
the VA ious heals Of DEPARTMENTS. And though he (Mr.
Ted) did NOT approve Of all the laws passed by the pre-
sent legislature set the laws which they passed relating
70 his cry adopted In accordance with the wishes
OF The great body of the citizens.
Mr.. Field concluded foDows:-it would be aecAtion
In oorcea thai feel an Interest In the result Of this
case bad no part Ia the events which led 10 this con
intended until u had been made and then Aniici
paed difficulty. II not until Monday evening,
when the violence ri the Hall OF Records and the menscog
oro~ds about sssbed that struggle had began be-
tween violence and the laws that thought the duty Of
every citizen-even The humbleso take his stand on The
aide Of the law What has followed since known 10 all
This but chapsc, In the history, and nos the
least Important important 70 public ofocr that he
should be deprived upnsy OF tho Of exercising
his once rs important thai he should not DO de-
prived by violence concerns the commonwealth thai
fraud and violence should mot gain the advantage We
fast solving The problem sir whether 70 be govern
ed by rusns BY laws For my part have no fear for
the sclution. Whatever may be tho disorders here
elsewhere know that q community Intelligent opu.
lent, and spirited this VIII have legal order, cost
what may, and come what will We have been
too prosperous much absorbed business intent
on gain, selfish Disorders have poi heretofore inier
Tered with our material prosperity and have LEI them
sone but n The ceson thai The people are now learning
shall have laugh, hem hc neccssiy Of themselves inter
truth thai there calamlcs which can strike cities In
the MIDST Of Their opulenoe land that Of all caamies mis-
government ue voset the lesson will have been cheap
learned when that great truth placed before them
30 visible and papsble that the dimcst eye H.
they VIII bestr themselves and right that which IL
wroog Tor the misguided men who have brought this
confuion upon ufor the dsturbers Of the peaoe-for
theee men Of bcod-here Ia 10 come Q meet reward m
hey su who SOW the wind do not reap the vhrl Wind
revelation hes been Misunderstood and history "a fabla
M coon A. Mr. Hed resumed his seat Mr. Brady re
marked 10 the Court that he had personal engagements
when rendered. desirable 10 know when decision would
be rendered. be wanted 10 be present on the OCCASION
With the Judge, they agreed 70 appear sdncs
day, July ., when probable The decision win be rem
dered His honor sad hs be would expedite ~ rapidly
~ possible