The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-24
Bnard Of Ten fsoxernors

THE GovRRsoRs AGREE TO CIT OFF ruyfH srPPL Y
OF BEAsDiEs, WINS. sE0AKs AND cARaiAaEs.
The Board Of Ten Governors met yesterday a: tbs o
tundn, In the Park.
TIE prAsp ursYrn-
TIE Committee the lsland uoipitai prssantsa 70
port 10 tho enect that tho Island H1sp te hu: by
days work instead of by contract.
This report excited an a,rimnous debate, which par
aonaes indulgod IN " . great eT.crt Ooe
irumasd that corrupt motives work N tho
Board. and another mt mattel that certain Gev-rpJ-
decided N adop, tho report Of the committee by vose
Of Eve 70 tour
r1m uqrors lSp srsARs c1r or
Mr. G. w. Asp,p,~ offered resolution /, the tbe effect
that from thAi mo for ward al supplies Of braadies
vDes and scgsrs furnshed 10 individual Governors,
should not be chareeabe " the Amsborse fon eIoep
In such they called for by nosca ply
sicans Mr.. Anderson said he induced Offer hat
resolution from finding that the privilege which individual
Governors had OF ordering apor ana 'or ,hem
selves and friends had been gross,y abssei, and The
figures which he had In hs possession enormScs.
hr hsiostS wished 10 zee the document.
Mr.. ASDKEsos thought II would be well 10 pas The ~
solution without debate; the pyciuoo cf tbe dccooeps
Other Governors nssscd ana The nv ys,ersous document
~ss ps.eed from hand TO hand.
Mr.. GUNNER opp sed the resolution. lie thought
small business for Tho Board ~ cut of the hqoor and
gars the member, uscd when m ofbcal duty.
Mr. otyIH heartily IN nvor Of this resoly,on, add
honght that The Boerd aould have gsDei Ia me pubo
estimation had this MEASURE passed long before
Mr.. hIossr moved M an amondnon, that ne
riagee for The members si-o be cutoff
w. ASnETsoV accepted The smesdms-.
Mr.. CrSrHrH was opposed 70 the sbols thing lie for
ore was crrsns man, and vi ~ not aware tssi nc
harmed BY What he used he did nct Ike the hes Of
carr! h bottle In his pocket every time he ~
The institutions. Thcy might cut OF the carriages hey
pleasej but b. was opposed 70 his whole matter.
Mr.. By b. PucsSxy in favor Of the resolutor out
be not favor Of making The members thai 1o>yj
business called them 70 theI Island Az member Of The
Common Council he had incurred odium oy advo
eating the use Of carriages BY the members Of he city
sovernment aud he would do 30 again when be feh That
he vas right.
Mr OWN slso believed that he Governors shoa1 be
allowed The OF carriages
Mr.. rffEo-Oh, yee you cold water people are Wiling
70 cut OF our quor, but you sant your oarsses
The Amendment striking out carriages from The
luton put and lost BY vote o orr 70 Eve The
resolution cutting OF the liquor, seFArs ani carriages
then passcd, Mr. Gunthcr alone voting IN the negative
on the vote being announced Mr. Gunther sahi he vas
wiling 10 stand solitary and aons IN that vote He a.
least voted honestly Could The other members sf he
Board cay a. nucb
Here enc q reporters ssted for the document Civ
ira The details Of The amount Of money spent hduo
Sc, but was refused by Mr. Anderson, on ne ground
Rat was bis private property, AID woald Do good %
publish H
Mr. Oliver called the attention Of the Board 10 ihs TACT
nat The prCss waited the pspr, ami be b7ed tsS no
iequett should be granted. Such matters sh)1s - pub
DC prcpestv
NF TowSssSp said the prsss ought % have &. f,rS g
Vss refused he reporters the puoc would 60 snder thi
impression iha, De quantity Of money spent Fs m1cl
lager than II really Wss.
,he document VS. ut r1rneh1d 70 oe reporters.
bill for lquor fcr the tlst wear Vss . 100
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