The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-05-08

% And hume s,.c-he,: Tho -ociety nnds vort i.r
n sh you'd ehildrcn and femaies - present. them.
seives .mdor sunh circumstances and sives hem
no. Ind suh,ecsed 70 psoper resI amt
Addresses we're made by III. Rsv. Il. b. Ridsevsy
Md Tbos. .. Hastings, and af>er hymn bytbe ehnd-
rem, the Bcnedic.,on 80 pronsunood and Tie Co..
sposat,ou dispsr-sd-
CHunoH Aru-sLAvyrr soourr,.--Tn. Esv. Or.
Chosver presnhsi the anniversary ~mon last eve
oins before uh Association, from the p..ble Of the
''ood Samaritan, especially referring 70 thai portion
'her-oftn Which thu Saviour sshed. which Of hem
.vEvghbo unto him that fell smons ,hisvss =
Abd hoy answered, ale thsi showed mercy upon
~ !" and be- .sid, 60 and DO thoa ffcviss" The
were freed ,hey rere entitled 70 All tbe right OF
.sinsn.hlp t1od h.d r. four year .tci,hod .l.ycy.
q si,i,en' bad .ih, % VOC. In .he government,
tINo- ali -ere citizens. Four years ago the rebellion
logan and 70 avoid this We amended the Constitution
tioo hsve !, amended % y, declare sssin.s shy
cry foT over BY The hr,t soion We assumed TIA, the
h.d - oonGsnn rsoao SSn Y ,se is ..p e d.
clared that slavery could not exist. He toos The
s,iuon, unos, the smendn,ent 70 the Con ,,itution
should pas. and vhsther y should pan or net deIsnd.
Sn. III. IT, he Ts tie oai y S s . s
P9I I'M, in s.eo"n'irns,ins the T.e.l aA ssr
ot northern sbolitiouista and would BY
Q, means plarethr ntsIo asoci. equality With the
White Piesden, Johnston should then PuL.oe Mi,
lhcy s'c oduoAted." Vsry veil. BOT vhy ne, Walt
NJ the Germsn the Italian and The Irish could be
h'esuse he iove ,insins The Italian because he loved
inecArnh or the Irishmap teosqss he vs fond Of po-
vote and education would ,oon follow. Let ths vote
T. siven. The foyei end ecnt'onsn proceeded a.
some length to advocate the claims Of the negro TO the
Tight Of suGfnse, aud vas often interrupted by ap-
CLAUSE In conclusion be eIhortei the churches and
the country at lAst do generous thing without
bolvs driven Ut.
TUE FIRE DEPARTMEST.-The matter a. 10
Tho legality Of the powers vested by the Legislature In
abe new commissioners will soon come before the
Courts In such shspo decide the vered question,
and be the purpose Of the members Of the
sIisuns department To await tina, issue In quiet, dis
'hargng their duties usual Chief Engineer Decker
Gas Issued letter vhioh expresses bis sentiments on
his subject and shows the policy he has determined
% puuuo In the matter II Is A. follows
=, OIvloI CHiHF EsGiSEER fwk DkrAHrHsrl
M y liIlAnrfn g., Nav fonki MAY 3 1901
on; n6te.,s an t'I3b,,' orth F"' Department
GEsiirsES--i dcsuc to Inform you that the A,tor.
Cochrsne) has caused an injunction 10 be served on
ais Honor the MAYOR, the Honorable the Common
Council ami the Chief Engineer Of the Fire Depart
ment enJoininR them from delivering the property In
teif charge 10 the custody Of the Commissioner Of
INC mctiOtSlliA an llfe lltpir mont t.O-rAlledl.
The same Office has also caus~d an inunction n be
,e,od on the sAid Commissioner Of tho Metropolitan
fiIe nepertlaent enioi9lne them fIonrsc.ns AZ such
20 create Metropolitan Fire District and establish
tiIo pepaIimsnt thsiein'"na eest violation Of the
opinion from consultation had With the most eminent
ursts In this city and feel confident tina, the court.
vii 90 decide II. II, ho~ sver, contrary TO general
appreciation, the act before mentioned 10 declared
constitutions. wo viii quietly scquiosce and surren.
In possession. Until such decision IL rendered II
tsvolves upon US TO faithfully perform duty as
eore,oioro and 70 protect the lives and property Of
The officers and member. Of thi, department, are
.beIofore, hereby directed W continue TO perform
tuty A. usual under the ordinance for the better
ynlahon Of ne hemen Of the city Of New York,
md affect and viii he carried out to the letter,
md any fireman OF FIRE company violating OF
~ provisions vii he complained Of and promptly
The Board OF Fire Commissioners and Commission
rs o. CONSTRUCTION and Repairs will continue their
meetings ~ heretofore, and all applications made 10
hem will he promptly attended to.
| desiro further to inform The hrem.n that In cSc
ANY breach OF the peace, violation Of good order.
'eglect OF refusal TO do duy promptly will take the
,pIsratns In ehsIge Of such company TO the pub C
md insist ON the disbHndmsnt Of such company or
An orders given by the Chief or Aui.tan, Fnri.
ieer, or officers Of eompnnie-, must he promptly
5eyed, and all esses Of nogecl or reusa to do 90 viii
Hfepof,ed, and the iunty pertiee punished;
JOhS DBohEi- Chief Ensinoor y. Y. r. II.
The New Commissioners succeeded In keeping their
hsoe OF meeting eccrct until they had effected ar
. -s anu ,AN'n steps whereby tho question
,.v, - .a",,a, 80 "i''''"v '.'o,uuo"'
III, -. " 'Ho va
a. ai'o1 H"'
h....'.,.,. ~ u'''''o1 W sn'"o '
Ftrh-will you. AZ ofhccrY of your oomp.nv mr. nj
,ngineei, recognise the Paid Fire CominisaioneI,
hould they diTec. you TO report u them
Ssoond-Win YOU sust.,t, Tho Noin,',sr Fire n.
Artnent Commissioner and The othrers ens1n.er,
etc, of the Noult,er Denar,tncnt Wv e'''o