The New York herald., 1863-11-24

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ISAAC DAYTON, FLA. BooiE
RICHARD BARRY,
PTesent-Henry W. Genet, President Aldermen Hen.
~ sm,th. Richard Barry. John +. Henry. Michael
TOmsy, Charles Chipp Isaac Day ton Charles g. Cornell
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On motion Of Alderman Boole, the reading Of tb3
minutes Of the hs' three meetings was dispensed With
RBoLpuoNs
Alderman Booe presonted the following preamble and
Union have renouuoed the Constitution aid government
Of the United States which established with their
consent and have Oonfedersed togethersr the purpose
Of organizing o goveTnment-of their owp; and
Whereas IN the prosecution OF this design, they have
chosen certain civil ocep, and and equipped
shortly and possessions Of the Unissa States; and
Whereas the Presdee. Of the United States, by virtue
the laws ss in the fment Of ks duty 70 defend pro-
eo and preserve tho Union has ssued his proclamation
calling upon the state OF New York among others for
tho means 70 repel aggression 70 resist INVASION and TO
restore the authority Of the government The places
within ts rqhtm and exclusive jurisdiction be there
fore
Resolved, by fhe Mayor, Aldermen and Commonaty Of
tho city New York. That tender TO the President Of
port people OF this city in all needful
which have for their object the preservation Of The
men Of the laws and vndication Of the just sathori
~ Of the government and be It further
Resolved, That we earnestly recommend 10 AL our
fellow citizens to unite n the most cordial and elective
manner to promote the organization and equipment OF
the troops 70 be raised in obedience TO the requson
made by the President that the money, credit and
sources Of this municipality will at all times be forth
coming, whenever tho same may be necessary, iu aid
OF the government; and that the sum Of - dollars
be appropriated for the purpose Of furnishing to each
regiment mustered into service from this city stand
colore suitable outfit for active SERVICE the
TO be expended by and under the drectiouof board,
to be composed OF the Mayor and the heads OF the several
Of Finance Streets and City Inspector and
be IL further
Resolved, That We invoke in this crisis the unselfish
patrotism and the unfaerng loyalty which have been
uniformly manifested In ell periods OF national peril by
the population Of the city Of New York and while
Union who havo calamity and faithfully labored in the
Southern States for the OF and the
restoration Of faternAl relations among the people,
and readiness 70 cooperate with them in all honora
Bile Of reconciliation yet only give expression
to the conviction OF constituents when declare
to be their unelterabe purpose, as it 10 their solemn
duty to do all In their power TO uphold and defend the
integrity OF the Vnon to vindcate the honor OF dag,
and crush the power Of those who enemies war
as In peace they were friends.
Resolved, That copy OF the foregoing preamble and
resolutions be transmitted 10 the President OF the United
States and to tho Governor Of the State Of New York.
Which were adopted on division, viz
Affrmntive-Aldermen Smith, Barry, Henry, Tuomey,
Chipp Dayton, Frear Boole. Allen, Plait Froment Far
ley and the President.
Alderman Booe also presented the following resolu-
tom
Resolved. That a select committee Of five be appointed
to ascertain and report to this Board at its next meeting
the cost Of equippng each regiment Of volunteers
tered into service from this city.
Which was adopted, and Aldermen Booe, Froment,
Chipp, Farley and Smith appointed such committee and
the resolution sent to the Board Of Ccuncmen for
renee.