New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-25
Bo,gD or ALDERMEN.

.araoa.-TS- M,y,i'- letter, .i,h5rsE.og .ae pH'ne
OF Dr. FJseE 70, City lssps ;;of, aud nemua'og ty''
+. Purly for ;hat ofhce, ~as the - paper a, a.
rouposj Toe r,sdef prO,eeded to real Saen NJ,
sNlrH ooec:ei 10 - o-iog received. lie lesd IRON
tie 10Th section o. the = sr sr ta4t,
IIe eoA,, - A-Jas 80 LEU ~ ,1a sa.a-
sly ics,'n tY,,tAsi ~ tae ssJorsia - -
TIE so.o Of A-Imss ;ss Mayor 'aaA airariis'sy I''
The Msy,r. be s5olsh. coad no, semi 10 sootber
romit aion u-d.T tbs c7n-e until d. Foster vas re-
i-ci-d by the Bpsr,. n, Therefore moved ~ retlra
lie PAGER ouiAatirg NJ. Pur'y q the hsJor. IuiS
Obi gted 10 aIi ..r toe rssag- Wa u AL, rncn
Ii. mou,n nae IeueS,J. lie th,Ggat the President
.nonl rDl- the paper out ut order.
Tie PREslpEST sad that 50 lar a. the gthdr2wA
OF the Lhm-, it sss Tor TIE Board 70 q {.
Mr. pf,A n.Oyed sn amend cent, that the re-igns'
t;ui OF d. si,r DC acct p'ed-ard that III. PurdIs
lomiIstp . 10 bis place be confirmed.
Nj. GTsEr cOuten1ed tha, ua er the nineteenth
section, tue Mayor could not ~uhdras Dr.. Fosters
name IA, tn, ght Il mater o. De ruled oct ~
o.cer by tie &. sr eod projected against AIR. Pe;As
attempting 10 discuss toe qne'too' ,,
Tie PRlsIDkhT SID II sAs i0r ms pOa'd 10 'AAe
What sCiiUu II SOW NJ. . -,
Nj PICK proceeded 10 speak ST length oo tue suO-
iect Tpeu otlon wa well euous from 40 Oppositea
member bat lie support from ID mocrsts "ool co Ne
sitb very bod grace. The p1moct'tc pay naa
been soIhe zen os ougn without such acion a. tuls
lie cont uGed that Il bad De- co tics necessity 10
col frn NJ puiiy. 1t would be al outrage Tor tons
B,sio 10 return nomination made by a Demoesat'
Mayor.
hoped Mr. Peck would cordne oiuseh to the merits oil
MI THOMAS directed 20 Mr.. Peck cslhng Mr. Tie
uan Democ' arc A.yor.
r.. PRtsIDE,r remarked that he was unable TO
DECIDE that polIt.
MIR. Plok proceeded speaking of the necessity OF
filing the tce OF City lOspectOr, as the approach OF
the warm scatter a.d TIE coodlton oil toe streets
demanded it,, Mr.. PurJy wasns man OF strict in
t-eri,y ano Il the duty Of this BDad 10 conucn
him, For the DemoI.ic members 10 treat vita the
Oppos ton in this case would be Oh ast ons 70 tue
party aud # the Bosii DID not ali the DeparSmeoI
vi an etfclebt nau the L.g.lature ~ocld doubtless
take the whole ,tter IN and and deprive the city OF
its rights.
subject, bis aue ndmeLt we out ot orler NO nom
i alton coui be acted ere tul DR.. Foster was ds-
~ SEQ Of He moved the previous question on send
me the onmst on OF Mr. Purdy back TO the .yor.
TIE PRE.IDkNr rrm.rse d that ss the question as
divided TIE motion foI the previous quesuoa was out
of oruer, aud decided Il So.
members vas certainly suicidal. lie supposed saen
be came INC the Board, be would meet majority Oh
DEM cratic men bers; but he was disappointed III
wss the duty Of the iard u set the no nnaon ior
the col dtOn of the city demanded It. 10 seod tue
MESSAGE bail ~ the Mayor would be al lnsalt, and
treating the Mayor WITH co0tsmpt.
Mr. G,NlT sad the Mayor had violated the chsrter
in ct couiernng xth the Board OF Aldermen IN max
ing the ,mlI alton
Mr. PECK confer ded tbs. the charter did not require
the Mayor u act in concert with the Board.
Ia. PREsIDEST remarked th,t tue members we're
divided 10 upluioU on thai question.
Mr. GENET held that Mr.. Peek did not meet the
question Oh IFS merits I0s'esd U THIS Board troaing
the Ma) with contempt, the Mayor had treated the
30 AID i'm contempt. Al any ca emp, u ctme IRON
that AFTER IN cUneTrug ~th tue Board 10 agree
mon a CITY Inspector ana he you'd rejoice in seeing
aiy domination the Mayor misot send ID TrJ7eted.
TIE City OF NewloIk sas lever 10 sucn gooi neaitb,
and the Tecorcs prove 1t; yet there WAS consttIt
railt against Mr Morton on this score, OIL tpe
Maynr would cone wn TO 'he lovel o this Bard be
boced DO I om,ni ION won be- couhrded. Or' Foster
had 10 power 10 ~Ithorsv his name. lie wac ST. Ia
the bands Z, the Bosro, ard the Mayor had no pJger
10 rithdreE II until DIR Foster eha be rejected. IL
was therefore beyond toe Pc Of Mayor To send
ip spy other psu.. He WAS a. lst-' vito the )heoa
aspect Of the question N,oety nioe out Of hundred
W. Md uphold his (Gertts) views OF the question.
Mr. BRADLEY trusted the BOsro would ALLOW tue
Ms,or the pri ge of Withdrawing DIR. Foster name
IL would be Der cath the dignity th, Boad to keep
the nan of auy man before II against the wishes 0f
that man aLd as for returning the present message 10
the May or, II would be II sulung and conenptlo
Mr. 1roMEY defended the members ia the stand hey
had taken abo held tbat the Mayor was the one "a
blau E. and referred IA the similarity OF this question 10
that of the CITY Hall CJmmis s0Ders some u ne sinco
before the Supervisors. Non of tue me nber', he
thought 40 spoken ~ the questi0o. Toe remHks
ard 7. asonDgs Of MIR Peek were entirely Inconsistent
His bupcoube speech on Democracy was not u the
cou.dered hiu such, and the Board Codld not be eH
p.cted to con firm nomin alton ado by R-pubhcso
Mayor. The Mayor vas not consistent, az will
plainly appear by his first reesoo-that no
n an could, Il ! the department unless he was ply
sicisn Nov be sends m laymsn Tde sscre. vac
however that Mr Temaop wanted TO bss Democrat
and wanted Tammsny Hall to nominate him tor
Mayor Supptse the Mayor was q kuos Nothing aod
I'll oulc seud M Demucrst, be wooli not cpnrtm IN st.
Democrat for be soud be tainted with hooH-N 9TH
iupism al be would have 10 confidence 10 him. tie
MI Tuomeyl respected Mr.. Pdrdy az mach - any
bOoy bat he pad come here exception sbe shape
aud be consequently could not vote Tor him. H5
urged that the paper be returned 10 the Mayor.
Mr. ADAMS spoke &C the reference of DIR. Foster 10
Committee and their refusal 10 TepOrt a. sfsfce He
rdi. ued be Idea tina, DR.. Foster could not bs vita
orssp. The man VAS not certainly, hung In chains
II charter never intended inst this Board should
ever beep d man 10 flee as Mr.. Morton had been.
Tie streets we're o!tgrace 70 the city, and It Vas
tine for seton. He bety we'd the city could be ren
deIed more healthy There was no reason why there
should be Twenty per cent more ,ens IN tLis city then
any in ether in toe Onion, 10 proportion 10 tne popua-
ton. II VA tneTei,Te too serious question To be
treated III y and TIRE ned With the previous qass'
iiop. Eys,y one kneS Mr.. Purjy. H.. Integrity Vas
unidentified ard be would take care OF the interests OF
tie city
Mr. BRADLEY remarked and take care Of his
iIieDds.'
Mr.. ADAMS denounced Nr Morton "a a traitor 10
bic party. lie wac elected by Koos .NOthiDgs and ia
the middle Of Wo'er turned oQt mis- friends and put 10
o'h.rs Of d6erert poc. 20 keep hin-elf 10 office.
For this act alone, any man ought 10 DO condemned.
Mr. BRADY complained of AIR. AiAmss abuse OF
the Coumlttee and the Bbsrt ami ne constanuy
threatening them with action ftom inc Legal ture.
There WGs DO fOnodstion Tor t1e legislative terror
Mr. Adsms held ont % the Board. lie cbu!d not mai
bIy good ~ sson for the rsmOvs. 81 Dir Norton Foe
Board bad recogTize1 him. aud he sae admitted to be
the most cfIiceIt CITY Inspector New York has had
for the Pres he never knew II o announce " at