New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-20
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.

The Board OF Supervisors net yesterday, President
STEWART in the chair. r.
1njttee on Civil Courts 10 prepare plans Tor new
Court House. and submit them tothe Board Auolteu.
The Mayor sent in veto OF the resolution allowing
the enlargement of the Registers ONCE Inc room 0
which, was to be given the Register Is necessary Ior
the Controller. .,-,.;.u roo.,
inc the Legislature to insert an item OF Sl9V,VVO III
thetax levy for a new COurtH House. 1t VIII be Iouna
NJ REII iuo1Irtd If that veto would take the regu-
arcourse the Legislature have already inserted the
item in the Tax levy.
The reply was that II would
Fir. TWEED said THAI the Mayor had no power In
relAiion 70 the tax levy. ~
should veto 70 necessary measure as this.
NJ BLUNT thought that if this took the usual course
no time would be Loot. by The time the mayor vetoed
the resolution ordering plans they would De ready 10
20 on with it. .
Mr.. TWEED moved that il be returned 10 the Mayor
with that section Of tue Law which expressly taxes
from The May the veto power on all questions reas
She PREsIDENf stated that he thought the consider
alton of the veto quite OUT OF order IL was not
properly before the Board.
Dir 3LusT moved that II be received, laid on the
table printed 10 the minutes, AID also for ten Gays IN
a newspaper. Carried 9 to-
la tie course OF little discussion, MI hENFEDY
stsied that he had formed d private agreement witp
Fernando, who complained 70 Lin that 1t required NO
more members Of the Board 10 pass neasafe p7ST
his veto than to pass in the first place. tnat ne "oud
never make mt oIy Of seven TO pass aoythi0g over
his head. II there 10; mole THAN seven votes III
favor of the measure, he would back OUT
Mr. PURDY-Wben was tie agreement made
Mr. KEssEDY-It Vas after the election.
Mr. PURDY offered the following resolution:
Whereas 1t Il GENERALS UNDERWOOD that Hon the Legi
ure have inserted IN the Tax levy which has re-
Gently been passed by hst booy for toe support Of tbs County
amount 10 psJ ior wort ady done under the
direction Of Commissioners OF Heeorc 70 onpete
the eone Tor lneoe Of Gsnto aud Gatee' Of convey sne
ia e Eegist.r rs Office; and
Wheeas The Of Record appointed by act
passed Ap o. 1885 have TO very great exteu expended tse
mos spproPs,ed g be usse under their direction IN al Ia
Whe,eas Til. board does desire prevent the speedy
completion Of the wos Of preparing lediees Of Gis9to sn3
believe s value and benefit to the County and To the
ssrsS That the Ho7 the Legislature State Of New
York BE- the Board Of Supervisors Of the CoUn
act povde :hs saS Bora Of saosIy.or. asy take the
place OF t Commissioner q Record N carrying gu. the
Of oonYsJ snoes ia the Reg,s,ers Office.
Mr.. BLUST thought this sanctioned the contrast
Mr.. BILL called for the ayss and noes.
Mr. PURDT.-DOt't be lobbying TO Mr.. Bell, who
crossing Tie haul
Bir BELL.-Do you call this lobbying
Dir. PURDY.-I think ths contract IS good, and that
it viii be sus aueob by the Courts
luton r,gt be &c give ths tax levy, with the McSPe
don AID Baker aDprc priaton the Endorsement OF the
Board m order " have some influence on Inc exercise
by the Governor Of his veto power upon 1t.
BIZ. PaIdys resolution was lost, Messrs Paidy,
Stewart and Conner only voting ftrit
The bi, Ct the printer 20 he Supervisors, 30 H. To-
btt for e lssi month including the minutes Of three
meetings and The Controllers report, coming up Tor
action
Mr. TWEED pitched into Mr. Totfts work; the min
utes eTe not 30 vel dOns as Mr.. Baker rad done
them.
Mr. BLUET said ia, the minutes Of the last meeting
were oaite as well done s0y Baker bad done, aud
fhey G. = only OLe sar'h rs much.
After rculre busioes 2, The ard adjourned % Mon
day, at laf pas.2 .. 10.