New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-08

they distributed according 70 the best Of their jGagm soms
{ Io9. sr ss. R5sTs's S protect The
ssnsI AND probably that million Of dollars DID as much
toward nrotecting the capital anything or az he % put
oeether Now Sir what is the case at preseii Aiel our
,oing for two wears to gel, these acts enned "hGn
a, the last session law parsed ouho,7ing ne .ono
I ~ s,ant This aid for the future without further acon
on h papt Of the Legislature Ard they took special pains to
v tpt the Common Councils Of cities sho act n tis re-
npery.os No power gwen to any other BODY ,a tne
Common Council The Legislature say 70 u.s. IN substance
Of law, and do not IKE thst Una &C o. ,.,ised vou
sdY that tn: s1ssnSe' 81 n ssds and
will now pass law that there shall be no neees 81 %
hereafter to get act. Of this caa5ssI coan legs.
hoy TO act have doubt shout the oplron ., y "
roson Counsel There :. ." ,"s sla day aud that
TO determine how iI the Common C0nnch n1se H., tLs
whether they are to be swept away Vsc" C"mmop Council
or whether TO stand up for the rights Oh tho lie
has hi, Honor the Mayor done IN regard 70 M. 20
tells "a In his long communication, which do no, hhn
critci.e at ALL he tells that the Common Councll "eo
aevoOto nuy The AZ; Of c0nss ana 20 eqe and
on 70 these a..nmpions and have no way Of Ss"ys
except upon this o9 az we did the oheI y be nov gone
diligently to work violating the law Of the Sa'e oi Ne"
York Doe. not The ls~ expressly declare n, s as
not III, Honor the Mayor practically admitted ~ s 'o
municao Does lie Nay in addre'.ins A. 70 ~, ih,r G
vovesl Not all And notwithstanding st lie ms oi ~
relation TO the violation OF law snd several o. NJ "grsp
.a..
between his Honor the Mayor and Ourselves, except upon oe
point. From the time the veto was rrc,tei We
compelled to wait ten days before we could tas a
In the tim. bis Homer the Mayor IA ooie.n9 W..
the Board ~ Supervisor conceived some plan "h'i'V 80
supposed they could prevent our taking acon ps s'S-
a. they saw the start Of ns" That my do very
Children may do very well for peoPe who ere ,e
biz. but do not believe his Honor tie Mayor Is ae.h 'nIe
10 '.et the start ~ the Common touh'l' re
Mayor having pursued the course OF rls'g wv
told there l. no further Necessity lor seton On ,e P
of the Common Council. But, Sir IL J. not legal efi-""
and are we 81. here because the Board OF at s
TO &c, upon m ordinance which does no, come "f i't
province eri.lafion and allow which comes w'n or
NJ orr authorty,o 20 by default Where are yc a. ita
and hee is hi. Honor the Mayor 20 DO paceh re ~
cosnzed distinct legislative bodies 40 having 'u VIC
territory and for The same people vow, 70 rrsH." ~
and without coniining ourselves the law buf 70 H ~ ~
in tho communication from the Corporation oun,, @
& have acted upon other Urincip' 9, it ~"
ordnance woud be lega.cd by the Legislature E u" WV
N. CAS-. OF cns.ne-you can al unse9-tin vi '..'
4. suppose application is made by conl,iy lol ~
not TT TO comply With the request Ne' M alF?
to the Board Of Supervisors. That Board cona't y.
Persons familiar with the charter may inquire ne"
II. IL rhat tho Board Of Supervisors nav" p'"h hi,s
on an .uuicaiion from one Il The engine conpafe- II
4. very clear by tho charter that 10 We duy 81 u'
Common Council to act upon that matter lie "a ma e
furnish tho ensne taking his chances Of Getting bis mo"s
through galng OF the act at Albany - hs s4'" ~ %
fslr. 10 tolerated. II the Legislature Is 70 rSeosN az as'
Of that character then ssy you have got TWO
"a d,her-n. spheres Of action, with SIMILAR po~r hh
no, necessary say that trouble inevitably arise TIM
duty Tor hi. II tor no other o9eet wa. ,ng 30
ordinance And II tho boNd Of Supervisor hase s''H
gy they have according 10 the opinion oil te N'Nh.
Tie Corporation say should pu, our foot down upon .le
mon Council 10. gone into the Board Of SUPERVISION
toncgred in-lJto l.