The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-01-16

he at liberty 10 overlook and that he rusts That proper
made system Of tie public and
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or snSns has Been
and The c may ssssraned and placed 70 the a =.
deny it. that some Of Ne dsnarsmea dd not
foG the bead large apartment
know thai al Of the = their d and
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has made part Of his IS I9 ss .Sa 70 ~
Carr sons Sq, g way make
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informed which deem necessary % reply TO- The more
| officially Communicating them you.
while time asserting that the present City
does not possess those Literary and peculiar
leave the indirectly claimed talents which denies
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drawing his OF two thousand five hundred dollars
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abilities are tho cause Of his empcymsot am sorry 70
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honest and serspuiou. gentleman should recsired
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snss Of ability n. Is deS S have
thought the ability ndlrsc.iy claimed By him would 10
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he would BE- q nome such as Is Re has
ays Sand.se dollars ana falsely ana knowingly
assaions BY him upon which the Mayor POUNDS Sis
these assertions allegations are directly con.
e and o or not s
mtiee Of proposed by the Mayor and solicited
Carr that the prssen. City Inspector i'm
ssTs nesss THIS reference pro.
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self Sndsr my rec prepared q more
subjects street scang connsctsa with the sani
such s. aa
dressed 70 The Common Council with which Mr. Carr had
cssdnss the last Common Council win such to be
great portion the charges insnua,ons made by
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take the whole q sevid and show how gross and how
kr Carr states that this department supendous poll
MACHINE and That r. r.. Win Street
s Ss hss hate opD thu make
Mr. Car states a a. least two s lives are sao
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5 IL Sy
a ~ ed ,s devise ssmsSJ am
s that T. n ri 50 h. s The
past year been much greater numbers than IN
bu. not 80 much proportion to tie
ns ono ana are vns % % IN this
s.ea Sn aeSs sSa. y las. Year. Il:
to the result The natural OF the
large portion Increase Of deaths during
s Carr also states that there is greater amount of sick
the world na FnoM Ge
Mr. Carr hns arrived at such conclusion Il Is sufficient
tine vs SS reverse is the case sa be true
fact n order that you may adopt the necessary
Speaking Of the method Of making appointments in this
department Mr. Carr declares that his experience
conscientious Do not how he make such an as.
not The requisite and ness FOR a ts
has held II 1s
G q ms i've ns
Mr. Gsrr also s sas v a Weeks longer work upon
would have been all sufficient e have .horoughy freed Il
ley Alter The seecmpshmsa. Of that result Tie work
then expsudlng and the knowledge Of fact that
caused his REM rsmo "a =, ro
statement, Colonel Desvan removed. but that
meni made. TINS disposes o. me alleged
course am unable 70 say Sa; Me made g me Of
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take into confederation the probab. exhaustion ap
saRns he City inspector 70 clean the Streets Alter the
% s Purus aa ri, 10 the
Issuing The bonds alluded or By such other msiSod
@ n the q e s pro-
ad for sy g the srss Of n. Ia on
smoani thus became sshsssd the CITY In
c:sS i", Ss
Health to them 70 By means
ne
a. effort 2. che Of e CITY
perform any duty public oSsr constitutes
crime. The commu nlcations made By 10 the Commoa
show whether such charge Is founded in truth
In conclusion would say that do not think
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proaues nduSitaSe proof of syegSihns have stated II
% not horoashiy eon,oyer such committee all q
and Wiling e abide ss me II opinion q
LECTION Of duty Very re'pssu yoqT oseds ;, servant
Alderman RyERs said that as this was an important
communication and contained q rofutation charges
made against the department OF tho City Inspector,
ter the HERALD, san and Nsws in order that the pub.
lie may the whole casethe accusations and their re-
futatou
Alderman HARDY moved as Amendments that IL DO
inserted IN the World.
Alderman FARLEY wished further amendment by in.
sertpg the Std0ts Zctun0.
Alderman JONES asked the communication would not
be published by the newspapers they did that Of Mr.
Carr, without the authority OF this Board.
Alderman HARDY said that the object was TO give tho
reputation to the charges much publicity as the charges
themselves had received in the papers.
Alderman JONES desired 10 avoid the expense, because
he opinion that the publication would cost the city
80 900.
Alderman RyKss-H Is but just that the REPUTATION
should get wide circulation the charges. The de.
fence very excellent one, and have doubt will
settle the public mind on subject which involves
charges against public olcer--the head OF depart
ment In the proper conduct Of which we ell as members
Of the Common Council Of New York. feel deeply inter-
ested.