New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-05
ORGANIZATION al rHE BR0oKLYy CoMMo

led tbs evening Il tie Brooklyn institute
ORGANIZATIONS or THE BROOKLYN COMMON
CouScm-MEssA1E or HE MNOG AND IlHuoS
OF OH1cEEs-1ho Board Of Aldermen Tor The year
ls64 was organized last evening. There va. a
large ATTENDANCE in tie audience part Of the Cham
Der. anriousiy awaiting The election Of Prc.-
deaf and miaor officers. While inside tie railing
were a number o. favored politicians TO see that
everything went righ At cclccs p. N precisely The
u-ua hour 81 meeting Ala Wallace Of he Third Ward
wes moved - tho car ard called tic Board % order
Tie Toli ~ members was called aud they answered
follows.
Fisa wa-d ,sl'acr e.c,-a we'd ~ I.sas in; ThiId
Md Wallace. I..na " 70. N'wmsni ~. Wafd IA.
/ Tisa.i Ward l,inar, iia1 wrd H.th.vtys. 1,nih
Mo. ivaesru. kcssntA 'Nsrt hin5ali' Iwchh "Tt
Msrrly Iin,eri W,fd b. Taylor. si.,eenh Ward Hs.i
;, g,neeith Woe i.' sii'en's Nsf5. ht.eE' ''oA !
frlo.a nsIied ,i.s 81 .oi,t o. new f.,inae''l
H. Honor Navo< Wood then took the chair nuf the
Board proceeded % elect rlcideni Tie following Is
therosnr Tnnis Y. TIN DEM j ,oiess George
n. Fisher CRep). r vote. Alderman Tamege being
declared elected VA conducted 70 lie chair and re
Turned thanks for the honor conferred upon lin The
Mayor read III rs.sape. Dc - document q great
.eng-h. and IN h'o' inlca the general lo!cy Of
BIS admirisu1ion. Ni~5 making come general oD'er'
yaii1s be pcfy h'msef 20 4ig.d C0urac II economy
n conducting t4e iars of ~" eits goy.rnfneI, bn'
W. e avoiding unnecessary csfen-e iii no. be guided
br mere hind cfYri temporarily 20 snTc s-arv out
I've pafsfnOuy nor economy. foT IN I.lff -
vel ~ i1 private a1ifs iadoious nAi even Ihcf o.
Dsrsemania At the u er time oits" "a, ed heavy and
thtt our population ne oveTPlIs OF ne adjacent
metropolis; it, iirAtcs for commerce limited.
he deems 81 incumbent tia Brooklyn tipuld
te ride atrarso pnce u rca lenee iai lis ,fceis
should be broad sell Leited ana thoroughly cleaned
lie congratulate ile Community ihft not ihsiaIain9
ne var BIOOA be- nearly maintained that alto OF
iuereate IN growth and prosperity Tor which she lr ~
time pat been distinguished. The financial Affairs Of
"a CIV arc Represented lo be "a safe nfd houIishiDg
condition Tho mana cement II the tiy water "oTAs
e. referred 90 AID flgg"stnn mace mat we hnlvef
~ Commissioner be reduced The construction OF an
additional main from Rldgewood Reservoir Is recon-,
monded. inc iourih a'onpe' Atlantic ",ehu.. aug
Haehgiok avenue Improvements are ia,oIoDy rof-rfd
TO- Tie condition of tho streets and pubic lamps n
SPOKEN -, and lsiprn rcc"Mm'hd"d ~ - hlso sne.
cryfd tlat fhr ps relHu lirhed 81 night AID that
tic pumps be- kept ~ good ftpaf Inc gpci Htioh, OF
the ne" a,s's "a" q" 'a,"rnn! sl"h,I a. NV
.IllXi.i ~ against rl,2Jl. 40 20 conccted In
No,smbeG i-G2. Tie collections oi lebJ were
ercu-ve Of taxes on noneyel co. oia.ns, ~ our" ~,
Ing 20 E2t1Oyl The average fn'e OF taxation i"r
ne ,ear Irsg ae 81 - 40 end fer 1868 - ~ 3lo II
reduction Of - cent TIE city refenre 10Y loo2 wac
Estimated n sl.GtDO. and for lrb5 AZ ..eOOvO HE
hag,r makes suge In relation 10 the
collection oi aTcara.cs O tAcs, ana suggosih AFTER "a
,i,r. In IA. me. mi law The Fire Department IL
touched upo ard reduction Of the number OF compn'
n -,urysted. lie likewise recommends thnt the Two
ecy tmonis (easeTn and western dislnc'D DE conso'
dated nc under one Vth'r44 BOf'lhltht Ittai
- two Tfe militia regiments aye tyOrally referred
"a aid suggcatiDng made 'at everything needed Tor
fcr con ioIf end convenience lie provided. An aug
iol OF ID police force is urgently iccomul ndei,
a. veil o. Tie csanli slmeBt Of II pubic market III
conclusion the MAYOR males use of the follow in2
l4rcuafe: Ne iuGe abundant cause Tor COM intnid
ion u the f,t that the past veal, ana c-fclny me
lqf .x MONTE at IT, las been iftught win c'rhp OF
Iatur. 10 aspire every truo hiend of tie conntI WIN
tie hiirlteet hopes, and the strongest confidence ~
tho itire rfo splendid y.ctori', which during ths'
tlc have been achieved by our heroic armies
teTs II every reason TO believe have gwen u We IN
lOf Il. beliiOu Is dlath.bO Treason sh uWhH us
auincous .rd defiant head but It's hide"is body *
libits unn.isthsGby IN. tbroes ~ dissolution. &c
Prev don, be- wisely and mcrcifully In has fIocnm'
ton extended The vyebranoh VI peace 10 tho-o "i VI,
Ec,,s who repent oi the fon sin into which the NOR,
icr orant OF them have been delu.ed and we have
cheering evidence that they awaiting themselves !"
. tho PARDON ana annesty he has offered 10 them ~
vii deny il1t S.ayeIg Vas Tue caus" "i VA" ~.
beDiou, most ready To concene ihat i's hyo'
alone secure for the country happy ana iastt
peace Our pthcr. did not take up arm. or ihu'poDu
cno. bat they adhered IL before they aIh thein ioN
so Ne do not accept thin into which we Were io,',,
! for The purpose VI abolishing Slagsry but II vi" "
swept away before the is ended IL was not W.
end man ANTICIPATED but doubt not that IL 10 w
result that CD has ordained. Destiny marches on
:. and IL Slavery stands In the way SLAYER! mus
perish. Let W hope that the glorious proms
!. Which beams upon VI Of speedy Ics'ofeHo
OF tie Union and carly return 70 peace ana h1lmon
y among us ~ people tpay 10 realized, Huo p,vfe "