The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-24

ony By the being sdvsa with As 10 An sp oe,at-
no ssssa 3 s'a: s present nsurbes q
TIE ,Eca Mayor nal ltn sole and Undivided esponsniy
rs :sa or q as 80 so:f
Isn 70 ss .oA1asA SIMPLE Affirmation or reeets u
sh of charter the executive pc ~s Of the
ara" se ysied IN the Mayor AID ts executive
fy ne 18th section the duty OF the Mayor to be vsnt
and active N causing The ordinances OF ne city duly
ssees.sd :, % errcias coossap, supervision over
fythe lghsecon he headsef with the exeepsion
ra D, advice ard Boara o. dermer
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city wh oli executive power Of
Eoars 2 ss smHs ELECTION o. Onrnson here - IN The
gwen g ne MaSo q this city spd tbs given under the coos
that tie mayor 'hall stuon gives 10
ne - 2. We % aud with The .y 60 and
nj Al times the Executive should
ONCE subject approval or ,eecon Of e soars The
sSs;nts pore as MAYO. sosses 10 As ssspss. tasn
which hss been made In the o. the committee The
Don q tie hosrd Osinors sssa By the mos, emisesl
hs Commentaries soesks OF the OF the Presidents
the lresen, IN The exercise n branch OF the
AfS as sss MAJ Tee s.ee aud ssossn, Of e
canuot DC snsndG 10 he nature II the sh very mia
but slavly scn.en. or refusal Of personal tsas
and personal s..schnen. must be pretty much exasahed
Judge story Ais speaking Of the power OF
sole and undivided responsioy lnsturay 5eses
% S Mi % s Sa hsss sa s
wrh the merits of csndnses and much do with the seAh
fuJter wi compelled consult pubic opinion and 10
me NJ bis bis ~ from
beN il De sould act or~s and the public
aasas o S & os or psS x so so
% D as ss9s n &C. OF log zen
ultimate ~ ard Of public opinion would stamp on his conduct
Eahe sav- referring to ,he pr,prey and advsntsgeof
strict adherence to the provisions the the
ordinate branches pdepe lhs President the Just
weight Of The seuste useful operation
se VIII toub be ber secured By combining each branch
~ reisrssce hs been made 10 the political opinions Of the
mhey Of he board may not be 70 refer 70 the
be questioned BY The majority the President
he sn.d sss he soe1y protested 'gans' as acton Of
invade the rights OF tie arscu,ve Depamento Of the
Jack In his protest sent 70 The Senate April 5
lss nal es Us. O. The fol owing & TIE oonsu
United sta'es among the duties imposed upon Elm,
he lsws be faithfully eIesued BeSg than msde responsi
bic ior the entire aston of the Executive Department vas
eo0iromT hose 40 siesue the AVS power in is aasure
only his right constuhon duty
.n a ~ sas Wit " The fGy s sa esnen @
are not in the constitution oaer.ise provided for ana viii,
vested IN the President alone in courts Of justice or In the
10 Nav isis President MadsOo nominated to the Senate
Minister psnp9snss sweden sssnns his reasons for
ton requesting respectful conference win the rresiden.
ME subject Of NC nominations the object o. Which stated 70
Ine President however declined altogether
IN ap9e,a,"sns . Once and Of are 10 b
dered independent aud ordinate with each other they
aFsee .Aey FAM" eserseao. % SoasigaSn psse SD ~.
Van buren, opicn given 20 1857 to the score
ason e bs 3. conas
pie snJ nation or rejection OF TIE PresideaIs nomination
nonsnstioS nor II Is merely chez. upon on, the
for = ne pre.sa by s ee ss
tent g. they may withhold ,hs scnsen, and the
hxscuuve relation these very SUBJECTS
President and The given 70 he senae 1hou. di
nssos his Esp furnishes an sadlona
es oneef shall be sled with wor'ny and
@ who SrS s ct s @ h
ne majority OF the Board entitled to the highest
My duty requires ha. should defend the rights of the Chief
Executive ofhoe Of this city guaranteed to MIN under the char
Following the example of Precedent Jackson uaing
test he action Of The Board Of Aldermen be
on the tiles Of The Mayors Office
ass on % n s m ss and may %
on Of the Board may rot hereafter he drawn into pres dent
WIN ths authority 81 silent on the part OF the
Alderman BooIE moved that the communication be re-
ferred to tie committee having the matter in hand.
Alderman STEPHENS moved that it be printed
Alderman GENET ssd that he hoped not; ought 10 DO
sent back TO tho Mayor as every line of 1t Insult
TO the members OF this Board
Alderman ADAMS thought the committee were dis
charged oeg ago; not, they ought have been and
moved that the Communication should be placed on hle
they bad been five months nov without mssing any
port and II this communication sent TO them he be-
heved they would be out Of oce before they made any
| report.
Alderman BRADY hoped the communication would he
printed in order that 1t might he how ridiculous tho
Mayor bad made himself &c alderman Brady wanted
the MsyoFs communication 20 be placed aongsie OF the
M IN m c ba hat mot al
| snswer he alderman B said that Mayor siIenanu
would find that neither the republican any other party
would be ocs enough 10 give him nomination any III.
| ture time.
| The motion TO receive ard enter or file was lost
The motion OF Aid. Boo'e 30 refer tee meter 70 the
committee having the matter Of The City Inspocorshp
| hand was then carried by vote Of to 8.
The Beard then preceded dispose of routine bust
ness, and Adjourned 10 Thursday i've o'cock.
COMMISSIONERS OF HEALTH.
| IMPORTANT MEETING OF TIE COMMISSIONERS OF
EFALTH-hAYoR TIEaANF ASSUMES THE POWERS
| or A STREET NsPECroR--THE STREETS TO BE
CLEANED, ETC.
There was a meeting OF the Commissioners Of Health
| yesterday.
Our win recoect that on Wednesday last the
Mayor and Comptroller requested by resolution Of
the Board take into consideration the subject of clean
ing the streets and removing night SOIL in view Of the dig
organized condition Of the City Inspectors Department
The Mayor reported 10 day that after investigating the
matter, he was satisfied that his right and duty
under the charter to take the matter in HIS hands and
operate through the City Inspectors Department Fur
ther that aTrapgements were in progress by which
| the work viii be commenced Immediately.
proposition received from Nj. Oluey TO do the
work OF street cleaning and removing night soil until the
1t Of January next o, the rate Of per year The
! work has laitery cost the city SCI, 600 q year.
| The matter was referred 10 the Mayor.
Dr. GUM reported the arrival Of the bark Ansea from
Rio after sixty days passage. She had sickness board
in that port but all well arrival II was ordered
| that she be allowed to como up to morrow.
On Saturday complaint ~as made OF slaughter house
in Mott street, ard the subec. referred to Dr. Rock
well and Mr.. Carne for investigation Or. Rockwell re-
ported to-day that no visited the place Saturday after.
| roon and that the establishment public nuisance
Since bis VISIT however, had been ceaEed out but re-
pairs were et'l necessary Tho subject referred
back to tho committee, with power 10 make the necessary
! repairs.
A communication was received from Mr. Trabert call
ing the attention OF The Board 10 the straightforward No.
ia tas Tweny eighth street The subject reererd
| 10 The same committee, with power.
The Board adjourned untl Wednesday.