The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-09-22

SAs VIEW fofh Hesaiu 10 r~>Obltsh tn EN-
a. Ass All Advertisenas Ats Issuing frsss
shs eoaA"oA So"ns -s-Ack now isdg ,"ens
Of las U"sssss~' Circulation nmS ii'1-
'>JAaD CF ALDERafE.
TA iiase'. Of IRE Common Corncl noe. yesterday AZ
s"e o'c"@ <--ths President, VIM. wash isl, . 10
chair
70 report OF tho COMMITTEE OF FsintIs tsifeaoy ~
teed) designating The NV YosK RsaA;p an an ofga"
Ahs c.ty government 20 publish al, The acknowledgements
yDm the Boards ara committees, MAS presented
Alderman Boals tciiy laspsctorl, beng IN honorary
sssssee, ~ he Board ana ,har@an 81 shs comm"e',
wsssce 20 Say chat while mot competent 70 sign 1 r.
pprl se was ort.rcy ie favor q the Ns~ SoaS hxHAiD
Aess an o.a, oress o. government rs proposed BY
Ais report
1,rfma,, Fs,iNgss saS did mean 10 oppose
The pnbca 81 shcir proceedings 70 The Nav YORK
Fsss,D bat The word "eeicsis3" Deans khat an sno
0ssae.ts furnished 10 coano, from depart
mems were aluoi snd Which would Involve great on
sense he 3csired 10 snend by striking cut thc wore
The legislature had directed The rnbi.casos
the proceedings the Common Council Of New York
papers having the iarsss. circulation, ana OF
would De OF ssem Re Mayor ard
sompIrCItcs had ssreed upon tue HERALD an 40 adyer
tiag seedn, and 10 Alderman Fregwsr) approved 81
tibet, wh.e o o,eced the publication Of al HE docn
snep,s 10 estenso
Alderman GoosE believed il necessary 10 p,hish al
The proceedings % The Common Council and paper
Sbosd selected ENJOY the privilege Of doing 80 u
shosi the iirRtLp u j. admitted mat its circulation
Ia moDse, that u goes esery1 here and almost oni
v.rsay read II The gentleman alderman TrcMenD de-
scs 10 strike OFT the word echaso,'' he viii make il
halt Corporation paper, whereas the committee desire
20 have The advertising the CSancil pabl.shed
through .bat medium.
Alderman oynwsL moved have Tribune Included
veil rhe motion 10 select the HERALD 10 puhiish all
she proceedings ard documents would involve the city
expense Of from $40 600 $50 eco year and who
rcud read tbemf lie admitted that every one resdtbn
RxRALp for s early foreign local and domestic newa,
kutDo one carcs 10 read all the corporation notices
alderman BOOZE said that !! the gentleman desired -
lnclude the Iiba his objection 10 the publication ~
The advertisements in The HERi,p because ~ expense
~suid be s further increased. He would giNe Inc ND
tNn Of Alderman 0tweii his serious consideration, and
act advisable any resolution 80 That eject He
hoped he gentleman woud withdraw his amendment.
Alderman FRonkNr " shed to observe that large man,
her Of documents have been ordered 10 be printed by
committees, &C., which are almost word Tor word,
and il would be unnecessary and useless 10
sapc them published 10 tbe newspapers s caie'so' ~
fact would read them. lie therefore agreed that
the tsw YoaK isnAiD shouic PUBLISH the regular pro.
feediDgs az selected by The Mayor and Comp
troios 90 10 do FOR instance there was NeEy lengthy
sccument from the city Inspectors department which
would involve expense vi hundred thousand doi.
publish IN all he city papers
Alderman BOOK explained that i nat intended TO
include such documents.
Alderman FARLEY opposed the motion to strike
st the words i es.saso,' because he believed il
sary that all advertisements emanating he Common
Council should appear in the NEw York HrRAlr. II you
want 10 ock fer any news foreign or domestic and the
exciting and thrilling war rews OF The day or o the bcnr
take up the NEW YoRE iERAsp aud yoa wiz find 1t. as j.
generally sought for, generally read therefore Ought
" be the medium Of publishing tie proceedings u TIE
CITY government.
Alderman HARD, always favor @, making The
BERALp corporation paper, ana heretofore osly
teartG VI tho great expense whcb he felt dspcned 10
Incur The Mayor and Comptroller hai properly selected
that paper, mud he alderman II. wiling bat their
proceedings should broadcast through the unity
therefore be wac in favor CT adopting the report making
tie iERArD the medium for tho publication of an he
advertising emauating from The city government
Alderman tRossEy agreed that the circulation % the
HsEAD entitled Il 10 be the medium OF city govern
5snt, but lie merely desired 10 that The publication
~ sich advertisements '.ienGng bots, would
aAclsss expenditure at the tune he wished
distinctly understood that he did to the
beng authorized 10 publish the regular proceedings.
The noticD 10 strike ort publish in ex,rs lost
On motion OF Alderman JfRExIAH, tho resolution
amended by striking out .tbe publication D. all doca
scenss.n
She seso,otiop was ihen carried by .1an.nons