New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-24

su~ Ycrt and sid oomsses received bit tool no
s.s ,n. 70 The pos q Sr-Yct. shroosh ihI rsp'
susiive dey.spea 70 your Csns 5ss To- 20 ,be@.cv,s
they should oseiI n,ercouse ,,eS
rntee Nevvhcss. the Chairman 81 .o"' On C. ssd W.
lane. tMr Poneroyl information W ~ AZ Amended
Chars, wbs ws IN be hand, Of said conm;i . b M
TO oosson effect ssd rone,Gy @ STAT the sonrce
, hBs"i, re We. tbi. CouHais,ee ga sp,ri o la.
obtained the Lerlaiurs and m IN. whole history Of lss
.i c,. ,r~iiss transaction, your 'onmit'ee are
los. rh,re 2 i9Ss Ssr,se isI of the coin Po@croy
and " be assn,' sun e.s,.on
ben decided upon in Republican Ccn, aud That tn.
S you'd pos.,,y ia s ssascsn ps, wa. rev -p ps,
~, had 10 p.tronss. IN 'hG General 0oyeTsnsnt and must
b,rs the piquitous design. OF hee corsVrsto.
"s order and good government This same PomeoJ had
AZ TO deny upon the Aoor OF In. House
-, y which he hsd committed himself ard his party 1t1s
no the purpose Of he Committee 20 er'r a. 'is INC upn
discussion the leg.tv Of tbsse which reckless
partisan, have attempted 70 foi', the people Of this city
fher sole design ia 10 lay before s Board report oi men
seton te nsTuc,ons which they received The proper
steps have already the constuiionshy o
these and the Committee rely with oonddcnce ron, e
result They know that the people viii reject W scon ~
dsnson this stenp; upon their Hsa' o' 80 Ds .sd through
who.e previous stemps fraud upon tnf ~ ,d n. co.
speraton Of vel Known political ntTisueIs a. Ao.n, "
sole intent and purpose Of thes law, are 70 sins for the
fiOus
Cou.to determine Whether h,y are Gr s et,r hey viii or
and remains for the people TO ssrS na .trsnse hat repre-
~sptstous from section OF the STATE, 9"hs -. P.s
s ~ III ot he majority another section, wore II not tor
he noOrou. ehsse'.I , o M bat tb~ "s,t. in hs state
IN orraprsiion of men who tor 'er. ol yesis n.,o
been banded y t0ssss uSs % Dsce and powor as1nns by
In. ysyo, .nirnes for the purpose Of deceivns the
y have succeeded few instances in time. of poitca!
element, and under false cIes Of rsiorn ~ 9o,laIt power
by reartion feeling when their real motives discovered
Having length eahsased sysry Other name which could DE-
Of the country they at engh assumed the sacred name Of
selves the sole exponentsof Liberty and by ne most unons
ing sehoods the incendisy appeals and lavish eSPn
the elements of d,unon and disshecon which eyed in
rious portions OF the country obtain possession OF The Gen
er Government purchasing suyns tke press Of the rural
districts and abandoning the larger cities where their taeood
and bascnes would be exposed they confined tncr snds
haansues the interior Of the STATE and not unb After
i conceived how adroy they had laid Their plan. The patti
otism Of the Union trnmphed they debated in their real
interior counties the shameless ret Of political
hacks who d.sscd the parties 70 which
su.y betrayed si Of their with the ysou; schemes
public pSnS d. SG %hs ors 'y S S M Their @
harity with legislation had taught them the power OIL sJy
saS tbo Tesa1y Of the State plunged
enormous and nextrcsbe ndebtedne, hey turned ,ng
Dyes toward this deyoed city hsre was weeth IN
abundance which to l the pocse.' Of hcS
Here, the citAde OF b"H'
r,cvhee thu tide enam and corruption bad hsen stsyed
hero their designs had been checkedhere ner vI
fschoods exposedhence revenge and cupdy Joed
united in ensctDg these most infamous laws "hn
WE are called upon submit TO- New Offices o every d
spton have been with large eXtryagan salaries ana
fed NTH shameless partisan ntratsd with the d"1,,ment
millions wrung from the tax payers Of the CITY ana hssns
power create necensry force of Poee by which they hope
10 over ride and the free expression o our WILL NO
man can read these laws and mistake their pupo They
might well been written n blood for they not 10 tX
without it and cal upon the people to prepare
for the issue
We may suHer-but Ee shall not suffer long
We may suaeT-but We TW not 'Efer pTo"1.'
Communication from tbc ChamJeriain.-A con-
,nppcation was received from Mr. Stout the City
Chamberlain IN answer 10 resolution a. to why
further payment for the present refused on city
warrants. The Chamberlain says the city has over
drawn from the Bank the sum Of s49 800 and further
payments cannot be made until money il got in the
bonds recently issued by the city at per cent in an
ticipation Of the city revenue.
After discussion, the subject was referred to the
Finance Committee, and the Board adjourned 10
Monday.