The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-01-06

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ISs che month Of Decsin6er ssiimaiedj sails
os ss re-
moved from hs iaiSsnes efforts their I.sf thsa
no 81 lie Commissioned their behalf 0hansss
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aordns additional facilities for cassdcaon comfort aud
Temporary made in the hosplas
:sa!ss: Ss:ass: BEEN nag: ,Ss
bsr Of inmates IN Tie nstitutons WI" 'A0
Other facts q ipsr.ns: win Be
your attention 10 respectfully invited
During the ss year have s been surprised a. The large
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Wits W. Iea FOR is ~ w xssr ,ssi j; a
Much Of this expenditure been for Gre machines and
apparatus Including number Of steam engines In the
latter than can Be employed al &c largest res
recommend that no mora se pnrch assd and
subjected CAREFUL scrutiny San they have hereto
One item s.pend!ugs-,h. fire accomplishment.
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tain houses Of fire companies on the its being
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and the 5e towers aecordinsy This policy would
respectfully 10, % yoar honorable bic s0a
The for the survey and inspection OF buildings
passed on the 10Th Of April last.
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and success g the organization Of the department. and its
lis report which viii be duly transmitted 10 your honor
able bodies contains detailed statement Of the organiza
tom or ssisnson q the Or. limit. and other Valuable
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judieous in o. provon and nrsntly called for 81
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many Of te Of Europe all buildings required
to Be Of As same hesh This may 3: REGARDED
sas: 70 & 70" M s and u q city and q.
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eIp.rsnce IN tho ad~nistra.ion q tina. govern
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psse. he nature q moral II Ssns
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ne heads q several q The city
si. They .5s not sm.S.Ss g ne chief e.ssass
70 remove them The necessary Of b ~
aecsn,rsl..Ion are aud lavish sssnar.
these departments placed 10
The chief executive They should her places al his plea
ssraon of their espee,ive departments speak thus strong.
~, ary desire 10 Increase but
conviction hs, The change PropSsed e essential 20 the
chief magsscy NY swD term OF Office Is approaching s
close, aud my ased purpos neither ask acoepi
reelection But this sder alton does abse
welfare OF the city i'm.
provement IN Its does prevent the de.
sire that these who succeed may have what existing
laws do confer on the power OF eeng the expec.
tations Of their constituents.
The division OF local under distinct muni-
fupd "a hn
Objectionable feature Ia organic laws Where geo
gsphica boundaries which limit the jurisdiction of
are the same a. they are In this ease the municipal
could be readily made ~ every useful purpose
OF both Or II there interests requiring the control
OF Board % Sipelylos, The Mayor comptIo ana Re-
together with the Board OF Aldermen
such bos. Tits change would simplify Legislature
machinery and secure greater economy.
There are other changes IN we framework OF city
my Some OF these pointed out In my hrs
i0the Common Councils others have occurred 10 me since
shall agree with tina, atvsase for the revision
OF the Charter dng tho ensuing session OF the tire
would resi- ccy sugses, tho propriey your appoinng
joint commi,tee 20 confer alth the subject We
might not be able 70 on all points but doubtless
would many In as far as should agree, could
frame BIZ and send q to the Legislature with our Joint an
provsi Which u may In presumed tho present State no.
constituted politically would insure its paSsare
In the Legislature aud the approval OF the Governor
paceed out among Ind ndent commi appoint
the This policy be growing IN favor
With msny but cannot appreciate It's wisdom propriy
Commission for the reason persuaded that the gen.
temcn selected Cor that commission OF great purity OF
special for placing the Police Department,
n. .s%,s;s.iSS , IN sSnas Avs q Ne ss.s.
with thar Own local interests stAp the state an.