The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-01-31

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ferred che complaint Il Ne Beard q Supervisor rsia
tive 70 the daily enlistment IN this city Of recruits for
other cities than Nsw York was then taken up he
aboshing recruiting tents In the Park and other public
places and making Ans Of not lees than 80 nos
more than 600 FOR taxing recruits on. 2! me cosnIy
Alderman RYns offered minority report, declaring Il
% BE- njudicious q present 70 interfere with The existing
Alderman Bncz msvsd 70 lay the matter over untt
Thursday next Agreed "a.
last motion Tho matter was somewhat ameied and =
the day for the dran rapidly approaching he thought
II important that something should - done - once
towards hlling the quota Of tho city.
Alderman oTTrwElI was Of opinion that the Board OF
Supervisors were very mach 10 blame There moro
money spent cutting down the quota than there was
In procuring recruits What the good Of employing
fifteen hundred scrbes for two or three months II u the
last moment the quota not to be reduced He atr
buted the failure Of the County Volunteering COMMITTEES
70 their Of energy and honesty Indeed he thought
there was scheme On foot among the Supervisors to
bring ON draft 10 that money could be made out Of v
There effort made to shift the responsibility upon
the Common Council and he hoped the Board OF Alder
would stand Its dignity and refuse TO pass any
ordinance Il the dioaton Of the Board Of SUPERVISOR
Alderman JOINS In favor Of the adoption Of the
ordinance II II failed 70 relieve New York then the
responsibility would BIO thrown upon the Board Of Super
visors.
Alderman orrrwnL thought the Board Of Aldermen had
not the power the recruiting tents complained
q by the Board Of Supervisors These tents doing
good TO the United States government although thcy
damaging TO the city and could not legally % re-
moved. II the Board Of supervisors would only 20
liberal and pay much other cities there would be ~
iack Of recruits II liberal policy had been adopted our
quota would have been pretty nearly filled to de-
Alderman BRICs said he was commencing % ges .
clearer insight into tho matter but no hought would
DO advisabe TO postpone the matter until Thursday
the Board Of Supervisors could hin1 that me re-
mova Of these recruiting tents would " nh the
quota he would willingly vote for the ordinance but ne
really did not how tho quota could be filled II The
bounties increased proportion 70 other Cities
The question reoonsdssing the motion Of Alderman
Brce was then put and lost
The Board then adjourned until Thursday afternoon q
two O'Clock.