New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-01
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE TUESDAY NOVEMBER T. 1864

Blu. III. smallest boon ". can ask 10 ths, va tell as In ,d
lection more than guilt; because guilt s~ - ~
nom the pureus Of vice and crime peired wns ,,h ,h,
to shield it. II is the innocent man who as bea ns h
surprises The guilty Is always armed with his de ia. A.
he goes surrounded with those who will nsts IL he
Tense any OCCASION II is when you call man like hui.
fore court organized az this Is or any other Court ,on
urisdctions innocent man. who reposes In the coma @
ness OF his innocence 1t h planted In his own bosom
vine and b own fetres.it is when such man this "a
placed In such poson that il h that all the
monies Of the law should be observed Such men have no
testimony produce lie. them know then IN advance
Themselves against Grant them this poor boon tits re-
qed only the protection Of the innocent and never Tor
Mr. WHrrSG do not intend to say anything further than
that my friend stopped reading at the word abuses will
The undersigned had every reason believe snd do still
believe that Their appointment Of Special street % fS
specFr and they and still legally attached to
tie City Inspectors Department"
With regard 10 tho suggeston-yery eloquent undoubtedly
in reference page submit that the agumen, Of my
learned friend eloquent as it is is not to be addressed to
the Committee but after have got the testimony then
the shield ofsoquence is to be ntposcd between the City
Inspector aais official delnquences, he will have the oen
eht OF IT,
Ia regard charges being made under OATH need only
ha these charges made under OATH charges made by
the head Of the City Government are made on his respoh
bity These charges made under the oath Of his oice
and therefore, very properly before the Committee
Mr. GRAHAM lreadsI"The undersigned had every reason
70 believe and still believe that their appointment OF
Special Street Inspector made with the knowledge ana
consent Of said City Inspector There Is no ud VINO YOU'D
why they believe that Mr. Booe connved at these things
In matter OF this kind If you receive such allegations winch
Of you sale H. on Monday somebody should present
memorial agsnst you and that be has reason to be-
eye you have been committing crime while you have
who observe the laws Of the city and the
ordinances the City Government are You going TO seeye
b Booa has violated his oath III these particulars De
somebody told you that be believes he has, without
telling you the grounds Of his beieil
Now in the next paragraph Alfred Dusenbeuy. W. W.
Chamber and other. mentioned. If this proceeding is
aimed at Alfred DscDberTy let the Committee resolve into
charge against him Our objection is this That you must
Try this whole department because you suppose there
black sheep in the ock You may Just a. wen ca tne
Comptroller Of this city and say we think that you Rave
been making money! there are people VINO enarge tna
you ard who make similar charges against any one who nus
public office. l. belief enough to set you III motion ~
they them forth thai those grounds can ce Judged o.
Dir! Booe aud be Is eIcupa'ed, iet ,hem nIko tle el1
against those who trial Itwould be unworthy OF men
10 say 10 any man II you didn't commit burglary on such
night you did murder We don't know wha, you dd, ont
you did something which you should not 20 have done AS
the schoomascr tell. the offending boy ihs gum J. " your
fare "we canno, tel whether you committed I9oDeIy-
heller you walked INTO mans house and robbed his sale or
ravhed Biz daughter but know by your looks thst you
sny make, e them do what they can TO sustain u
ou do permit them to explode bombsheh IN tins room
v' i,,ti de' a,i : ornot'
NJ wmrIye-l ,bundantly appenr tina, they were fur
ni.hcd with offeia badges II that ohioe
Mr GRaHAM-And the Governor was satisfied that they
W. coune-fcied by those who sold Iii Official favor
Slerllr HAgDYI would ask the counsel for the City In
spctof whether he nteud to raise the question oil urisdc
ton
Mr.. GRAHAN-No, now.
Alderman HARDY-lfii Is submitted question the Com
mlffee viii adjourn TO consider u.
Mr. GRAuANIhe Committee consider the mater ior
ssees. They pass upon the question Of right whether
h-5 are appointed such bind the Witnesses by
the oath administered 10 then. II my duty 20 my client
under nv oath 10 rasc the question. have told him that
be- cannot consent to srbra biz rights a. aa, either this
i compulsory body, and can act upon him against his Will
or that i, cannot act upon him at all.
Mr. MHiTIsG-l wish 70 make this suggestion. under
stand Tia, Councnen have also sppoiued Committee
and Committee should have doubi upon the SUBJECT
the Two NIGH. actt0geiher
Alderman HARDy-Thit would not cure H. There mus, be-
resolution constituting Joint committee
Mr. WHiTfS6- wish 90 that upon That point am no
prepared the question fully II the Committee should
have any question a. 10 their jlrisdicton
Alderman HAPPY should feel very unwilling az one
member Of this Committee into invest CATION without
sue power II go into this intend TO go nto
thoroughly The Committee have requested ma 10 mention
10 tne Counsel both sides that IN they do decide 10
~ on Of removal suspension will not come up
present that tie City Inspector having desired tat
hf b. made specific, consider that would
b. well that they should be put IN specihc, and definite
shape So
Mr WHIrrSG-I viii mako them specific AZ possible.
Mr.. GRAHAs-Thst you do. Your own common
sense drew the articles IN Judge Merits When viii
the Committee decide the question OF Iurdictionl
Alderman HARDY Probably Aondsy. The Committee
then ogued Thursday, tie "a lToamo at 10 O'Clock
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