New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-21

mich, be made yield $60 0oo IL conclusive evidence
that the Commissioners Of the Land once nah no
fouh in the claim Of the State and CONSIDER TINS sun
n a mere SPECULATION; and there are many VINO De-
Ieve that this & coo consideration i nothing more
than cor di,ional promise Of 40 mach TO be paid only
in case of success.
That Judge Davies is an a6ie judge, no one WILL
presume deny. His opinion an ms case shows him 20
be ,rir,Bfit so From that opinion, when sited and
tried hv the facts and cases quoted, II would appear
that the conclusons come ~ by him that " The title
to the premises ID question would seem theIeiore,
TO be free Of all doubt in the peoI OF the State of
"Nev.YoYk " ere thcr founded upon the decision IN
Goud because the Corporation are the owners OF The
" adjacent uILaad' 10 whom, a. IN GOnld case, no
,n3t had been made by the sovereign or state or by
eorst,ujng and declaring such a" adjacent upland 10
h ,Ls made land under The grants from tie Cr0wn on,
10 me ,cest side of Wet street or becduse the Control
Ter whose especial duty il is 10 look after the property
NJ The Correlation and TIE "chef officer Of the city
have united in the opinion that the Corporation have
M title. VIII a Taxpayer make his selection
upon which If these grounds that opinion rests
Had "A Taxpayer" or his legal advisers, ex-
amined lie acts Of the LEGISLATURE rave referred TO-
or even sections SO aud Sc Of part chap: g title s. OF
the Revised Statutes found on page 2c9, Of Judge
Dawes edition Of the " Laws Of New-York, relative
10 the City Of New-York, he would have saved him.
self much anxiety on behalf Of the city it's depleted
Treasury" and lis increasing taxes, to say nothing
of perhaps his disappointed hopes in not being able
as vet to divide with HE associates the coveted ~
now being received and the future increased rents OF
&" West Washington Market"
The Chief Official Of this city, is in no way re-
spopsible for my acts, and can disrespect to
tie Supreme Court in saying that opinion by Of
lis Judges material matter MOI before HIM for ad
Jvd,cat,oa in any submitted for has decision
was the volunteered opinion Of Mr.. Davies and not
the decision of Judge"
When A Taxpayer proves wherein the Mayor
has shown d" absence Of Judgment and an excess
Of passion in Quarantine matters, it will be time to
answer him. COBvictec as he has been OF falsehoods
in everything heretofore asserted it is hardly 70 be
supposed that the community will be creduous enough
TO take at this time has assertions for fact of his latest
coinage. 1t is untrue that the only reply the
Mayor would deign to make to number of mer-
chants and insurance men" the day after the first
burning was, protect your own property and
challenge "A Tax-Payer' to name any merchant or
insurance man who will support his assertion.
To the energy and prudence Of our Mayor, our city
owes much. The records of the Commissioners OF
Emigration and the Board Of Health the sworn evil
dence on the trial of General Superintendent Tall
nadge and his well-known public acts, oil attest and
bear witness to- and directly convict "A Taxpayer
Of gross and wilfu prevarcaon and fal:ehood in re-
laon TO them. And let me assure " Taxpayer
that such nuts as these are not difficult to "crack
and when cracked, will always be found to be hol.
low ard rotten as is "A Tax-Payers" morality and
honesty a. exhibited in his views Of the stipulation of
counsel in the West Washington market suit.
heto- iork, Oct. Is, 1853 ANOTHER TAX-PAfER-