New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-24
hoard OF ALDERMEN.

ton to the ordinance appropratng soOoooo Tor the
relief Of the families Of volunteers: ., ,o.o
MAYORS OFFICE Ngw.YoRK, June IT, 1907.
To me Honorable hs Common Council.
GrSrLesES: havo aimed the Ordinance to Provide or
the Relief Of the Families Of vSanef .d from es . az.
unwilling that By any act Of niue the antilles Of our Sdsvs
pda their live, 90 ~, the Ssss, Of sppess
for aims institutions of public charity. Inc guy %
protecting them from that drgsdsioa 20 s
IN which justified In going beyond ths ac' .s "
authority as we 30 IN WI. csse vbea, approval
on This account the delay that would ensue could scarcely
Eel. to produce suffering in many families from actual van .
know from evidence presented by The numerous spp,
for edlate relief TO avid this result; have deeed
best TO sligo ordnance aud at the same tlne ges 80
you, honorable body such sUeno"on'' a. soeiH' "
la the first place. the Of relief provided for each
f.miy appears sEily lsse The allowance cor
last. when ~i !, %s oown O er
and cheaper living there IL much less deu l VA
than in Winter Oar duty is furniah .uLctenf
relief 20 protect these families from want aud from the dea
dation Of askng for public aims beyond this we u NJ
in,trd Ia sppopristng the pubi' money nor would De
wise to do 30 had The right because the excess hsea
~ b,neng IA, recipea,. would I'M them ny eadins
tl.n 10 rely on the public than their owe IN
du .isl rtofs for support. For these reasons "ouu 20
sprc,fly recommend tbs. the ordnance oe % on
inurn rs ius.ead OF ~ and So a. the provision nov
Oh. eased Necessity for relief a. TIL sesson Tue adop
tion of mi. amendment would so'hofze snot e. aAns
l-gii mate end Tor which IL Is Intended. 1T, \,
would also respectfully sugsest cnange 10 w IesSo o.
rnee Tor the die ds,rics shall con'lt OF lou. mem
bers including the Ade men ana ep, an:
tbsr several the l dsy Of Fsbfusiy 39z together
b ckea OK ci izens % be appointed by the dernr and
Council men, This pace' the d'rontion xii'g..y te
S.u Of the sroi er. the Common Council IL seems 70
n.rpetien, n uo improper, of the Aldermen 0nd Conn
cen OF tho city, but e~ months DeLoe .ae! ELECTION,
,.n.,e h,lf million o. dollars for distribution among
,s, OF oar citizens and constitute themselves Us ailges
conscientious they msy be Ia the dschais' Oh e
,bsrefore recon- mend hat the ba secon u tie orii
nse ne 90 az ended give he distribution OF TINS large
NO nav - Of political iay1rtism % the Ie!oru'
snce OF his delicate duiy. GEORGE OPDfhE: Mayor
Sir. FARLEY housht If the Mayor WIS eo ehapges
in the ordinance lie SHOULD have We oed IT, lie moved
IL he ,ent back 10 the Mayor. Carried-9 to >.
a communication was received from TIE City In
sp,cior stating that last yearthe counsel to the Cor
Dor alton had gwen tis opinion ina. tue ptoson o. 'e
charter gyp heads If pegaosn' me power 70 eppon
and rrov chis. Of bure.ux and clei ks inc uds al shs
In the department whether ca go .! ons o.
@ he h.. .ince refrsiued troubling The Board to
conhr biz appointments Of Health Wuden. but AZ having
bsen rsc-n; IN one 81 our courts tAa sya
conrm.iio was necessary he d-ea it best, 20 syoldhs
to ia other to saonit the appointments uAae y MN
.incs Isne ast to the Board OF Aldermen
Tl- following 1. the iis' Of Heath Wgdeps;
Mad l. James Manhsll appointed Nov l. 1861 vice Noah
ss5 s .es P,Sss oNe renoTed 81 Joku Dcnney p
pointed Jan 10, 1902. vice Benstd Msioney feuoyed VI
psrj. Lorlran appointed May l6!. vice Francis bswk.
,,moyed Al John NJ nooshkirs appointed Jan H. ie69
80. gIom1. ABBOTT removed MI Deunls Welsh appointed
Mach H. 1904 vice Henry We.h. Eemoysd Kill JOAN
Nc. anuoutrd Jan 49, l6s2 vice Janes Maan. removed
Xvii M.s Connolly appointed keo l. 1872 vice lnomas
iSS ve Divine n Coles removed KIN Ro6et Dauole
appointed FEB l. 1872 vice Francis A. Thomas. removed
Xxx Joseph BeunAn. sPpointed jan " 1901 vice stephen
%...sns hesa Ua,d>a.-wsrd " James Walsh, .p
jan IT, s seef % ye:
removed. Vii Cha. NJ. bGTsbed' appointed Feb iess
Feb / 1892 vice Jane. Armstrong removed TX thomas
cnlLn sppoined M.y 1904, vice bernard Csvanssh
moved: <. Thcm.s " s.nsc appointed Feb J. 1862! vco
I'm W rfump rrnioved All. Isaac -iyra appointed
MAY l. 1867 vice john o. removed Kill Thomas Bur
XIV Jae. Csrty appointed Feb. 1862 vice Michael W
Noonsv removed. XIV Daniel w Norris appointed Ian e.
5Sl Wee John AcGAus CHAN emOyed' XVI james Murray
sooolnt.a FEB l. l6t2, vice George Leonard. removed ,
XIII Anusnaa Mathew. appointed Ian 1902 vice Ste
ns.n I,.rl removed XIX William Roach, appointed Jan.
"a ls6g vie, r. sDci. Macdopoos rsGoyed Xxx Anthony
kiernsn appointed Marsh 1872, vice Charles FLETCHER re-
.s5 Tx Ji%s. pd' XXI fao% t
Ian. IS 1862, vice Thomas No..n' removed
..s hem noaq OF IN e.,on to these officer. in the seventh
WsrJ aud did not know whistler there were any uoh er
in s.itnes GSn bs c,,y ,nss Mr. n tIa.
he wanted reliable pfoma ion he should 20, 60 10 that OIL
es h. placed little dependence On 81, thing eHaaa!ius
from tba, quarter.
Mr. Dnios oPpO'sd the continuation regarding thes. Of
fees Of 10 De.h, 20 TIE oy mere Ana now ,ea'
nifty Peenrd to sbclsh them alt scthe he moved .,s
reference the comet'ee on Public hesh Thi. oion 50
Ocss lot aid the nominations were confirmed BY the
INSTRUMENTATION, Smith Walsh the President. Mss.r,
Reea Chip. Mitchell jeremiah. booie, Alien o1re. ar.
Icy, aud Oenet-l?
keqoire-sie..rs. Hall. Dayton and Fresr-3
Mr. MircnELL introduced resolution TO pay John Wood
AIS. 30 for iuinshos cureins canopy eape' rugs mat
ting etc., for h. chamber OF ihe Board Aldermen Another
resolution introduced by the sane gentleman 10 pey Geo
Paeron +; l so for ntins escoing ard decorating The
chamber Of the Board OF Aldermen The resolutions were
report Ia favor OF changing tho name OF Greene street
from Wsvercy pscc to Clinton place to that OF Winthrop
place was laid over.
e.oution IRON tie Board OF Councimsn directing the
Harem Railroad Comfeny 90 remove the pe.eat ~ rail "a
suee aud TO Substitute In ia stead the groove rail
WAS iefer ed TO the Committee on Railroads
The following resolution rom the Couucmen 10 reference
to ce'ebra.ing The Fourth u July was taken up.
hoo red, That Special Committee Of FIVE members from
Tor the proper csle5sion OF the approschns
anpsr.ay Of our Kasiona Iode and tie, the sn
Of 5000 be appropriated TO esy the foregoing resolution
into effect.
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Nj DAYTON proposed tie ,mendmen. that M. Jon, Special
Committee report TO the respective Boards Of the Common
Council the item, and Psrtculsr' Of all Expenditures and sbl
lie. Incurred under the resolution He ssit that reports had
gone abroad that last year hewoks Distributed {, tic
member. Of the Committee and carriage ndes had by
members Of the Committee and the Common Council cut Of
was dtrba,ed to the Comm tee GU, Of this appropriation
lie dcDouIce ed ldCre OF Tor hrtwcrks as
Topo The amendment mt wa. o by the following Vote
Af'mafro-Mea,rs. Hall, Chipg. aud Dayton
N.casre--Mrs,rs Smith. Walsh. tie President, Reed
hiitcns. fIear Boole Allen. Otuwe. Farley and Genet
The resolution lo, for wan. offs constitutional vote:
afynasirs-M.ssrs smith Walsh the President Me.srs
Reed, Mitchell, jeremiah Bools Allen ot,iwel ard Far
k,gaare-Mc..'. Hall Chipp, Dayton. Frsar, and
Jenet-3
IL was then reconsIdsred and laid over.
Tbs Controller statement Of the oporsions Of tho City
Treasury 10 a. follows:
balance. June $1,000 o2
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