New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-24

The question teen tax &c CO stopping the supply
Of vince, liquor cigars ard carriages, and resulted
Yeas Messrt. Smith, Andsrsoa Townsend, Dugro,
Pnckrey. Oliver, meE.rUy and MolOney-S Nsy,
Gov GUsTHSR--I am glad TO be n the minority os
that que -;ion, srd think uLe vss the only hoses.
vote IL the Board.
Our reporter Hss unable to obtain copy OF the
staten EFT On which Gov. A. isrson based his motion
The aggregate items for siA months from July 1857
10 Jsn. !. 1853, were:
Brandy $50 50 Csrs... ......... S51s $
w1i.ly.;.........: lol 2s ro,I ' six s2iC %
Gov Dt GRO-Gve the document 20 the public.
Gov. ASDtRSoS-This is my own property. should
be wiling 10 accommodate the gentlemen Of the press
bit ! thIk Il woud be better not to give it TO the
public.
Gentlemen OF the press. so much has been sad
alIeaGy about 1t, :hat think Il would be be.sr to
give to the public 1t IS not e enormous after al.
Tine document Was rot handed over to the re-
Tie {, mmittee on Supplies were ordered u siver.
iise f,r mix f,r Raj csll'S Island.
Michael Lecraii was appointed boss carpenter on
Rardals IslarG ot salary O! $500 year.
ATTEMPT 70 VITO FkFE FEEDIsG.
Gov. MALOSEY-I tffe- the following;
Resorcd That refe,ar, sny kni hal Be furnished
to sny Goye.uor Of til, Board sftet this d.te.
Gov. GUsTBER-I agree to that II | have 10 take
along my little brs ndy flask, which | take af,hing,
when 50 to tie Island, l Can carry my
crackerS AID cheese as well!
Gov OLWIR--I oppose this motion. don't think
that when We have 10 visit the lsAld on Committee
duty We shou d starve.
Gov DrGRO lsignifc tlyl-Puti il through; I au
for every one letting the people how msny people
ne keeps feeciIg Oh the tIee grub OF tae city.
Gov OLWSR--I have taken very w people there;
let those who have been accustomed to do so refer to
the books.
Gov DrcRo-In bet you $40 that you have taken
huudreos there TO my Ore.
. shar ntfiAp ha
thought tAa: il BUaro ike thu, Shefe the me nbers
cot no pay tey we're entitled 10 dinner when they
duty when they escorted citizens over the
isarCs.
GOV. DucRo-N we cant be gentlemen, and not
only work without pay but pay tor the privilege We
have NO bcsners here. | hope that 1t VIII pass We
put nan0s into our own pockets =" hen We want
to treat ourselves or our iiieuds.
Gov. ARDERsON--l offered the resolution winch
lust now created 80 much feeling, not because don't
Ike glass of coed brandy with my dinner, but be-
cause | thought coed custom was being abused.
offer the following amendment: -
Re,reJ That Tefrc be furnished 10 any pei sous IN
the institutions Of This Board xcP ~ the Governors 1e'' by
Gov MALONrY made heated speech about the
free dom Of opinion. He willing TO let gentlemen
dril cold water, but he took brandy. IT he could
lot have bis toddy when he went to the Islands on
business lie would not be willing to give Others their
dinners.
Gov OLyYR-What right have TO 60 to the
Islauds al gormandize, ana yet refuse taxpayers
dinner when they come to see low their money Is
spelt. Ii vas well known that many members OF this
Beard went to the I.lsnds on Sundays only, not 10
loook at the Kitchens the workhouse, the prisons
but no uIther than the parOrs-to have good time.
lie did not object to this shOugb, for his part, he
be eyed the Sabbath might be better spent.
Gov. MAIoSEl warmly does the gentleman refer
to NE
Gov. OIWER--I referred to NJ one in particular
but if the coat fits, you welcome to wear 1t.
Gov. MALoNEY (subduedly)-O, | accept the
apology. u,
Gov. DrCRo-That applies to Townsend. Laugh
ter.
The PREsIDENT-No offensive remarks.
Gov. 1owNsEND Ito Gov. Oliverl-Go on; beg
you won't notice him.
Gov OLIVER (laughingl-No, don't intend to; but
you see Gov. Dugro has a6e a palpsble bit, and |
could not help su ling at IT, daughter move to
lay the matter on the table.
Gov. DUGRO-Vote the motion down. Don't have
these cold-water suckers going round eating free din
pels-cut EN- of. l wonder whether Oliver takes his
hauor in lumber or sucks it out OF spoon.
The resolution laid on the table, D to L.
Gov MAIorrY-1hen the gormandzers have full
swing. Laughter
The Homeopathic question was laid over Tor
month ard tine Board adjourned.
Weapperd the weekly statement:
Number remaining March 49, 1883 sgI