New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-07
Which w,s .dop,edb y the following vote:

Thomas Halorsu Roberts Pullman Hettrck and ln'ay.N
Section Is Of Chapter % OF Revised ordinances OF io's
hereby amended SO as to read as follows
THE occupant person having charge Of each
house OF other building, or lot or lots OF grooo VI po ~
New York, shall within the frs. four hours after every fan
or rain hail. which shall freeze on the Sidewalks ana
in the CUTTERS the be removed entirely rom On
the opposite such house. building or lot ana I
Of the CUTTERS for distance OF at least foot from me
opposite such house, building lot, under the penalty
Of dollars for such neglect to be paid By the 'a
occupant or person having charge 'eveaiy and TO
Councilman KELLOGG moved that said paper be referred 70
the Committee Ordinances
Resolution OF Board Of Councilmen. follows:
Resolved That the Comptroller be snd be Is hereby author
lied and directed 10 lis favor Of the Trustees
Conge CATION Of Beth Hamadrash for the sum of one
hundred aud six dollars and cents with interest
donation enable said Trustees to redeem the property o.
said Congregation from ,as for taIe, o[ the ye so
amount to be charged by the Comptroller 10 tine account
lin Board of Aldermen Jsnusry g. the Committee on r.
nance reported in favor of coDcurng with the Board Of
couneimen in adopting said resolution which report was
Ia Board Of COuncimen February resolution sd0peA
requesting the return OF said pap-r.) .
On Board Of Aldermen February 81 said request sranedI
Councilman moved that said paper be laid upon the
table.
Report Of Committee Streets Of Board Of Aldermss.
Re.ored That cros.wak. be aid in New from op-
poste numbers five aud severn s'o in Broad street rom OPP
posite number eleven under the direction OF the orotoa
Aqueduct Department and that the accompanying Ordinance
Which was conquered In by the following vote:
MISUNDERSTANDING Keenan,, Long staeom' Flyn.'
OBhen, Kenney, Costello Hartman bnnsman, h T
Thomas Haloran Roberts, Pullman He,trick and lmay-
Neutrality-suspicious. Robinson-L ,,
Report Of Committee Streets Of Board Of Aldermen.
Re.oeG That the sidewalks the side Of Broadway.
where necessry also the sidewalks in sixth avenue. ron
Twentyseyenth to Thirtie. street be tagged the lua
necessary, under the direction OF the stress
Commissioner and that the accompanying ordinance nefos
Which wa. concurred In by the following vote:
Keenan, L1ns s,ac0R R,,n s5nn.
koce sr SstcS Gsss %r Msy Ksos Tya
Thomas, Haloran. Roberta Pullman hettrck and may-]%
Report of Committee on Roads Of Board Of Aldermen
Re.oired That the sidewalks both side. Of Lawrence
street to junction of One Hundred aud s'ree
be tagged four feet wide through the center
and that the accompanying ordinance hefeios
Which wa. concurred in by the following vote:
Afirmaive-Counciltnen Keenan. Long stacom, fynn'
Robinson oBren Kenney Sose9 Hartman Bnna Imam
Thomas Haloran Roberts Pullman iettrick and lmay-lS
Report of Committee Roads Of Board Of Aldermen VIII
Rored That the curb and gutter stone. be set and reset
necessary already the established grade on the
side Of Third between FhJthid and Fy SOW
and that the accompanying ordinance therefor be adopted
Which concurIed in by the following vote
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Keenan,, Long. stscom. Flynn.
Robinson Bren Kenney Costello Hartman, Brn1 Tl
Thomas. HalIorsn Roberts Pullman Hettck and Iaay-S
Report Of Committee Streets, Of Board Of Aldermen
Reolred Tha, Charles street from Hudson
witch be paved with Belgian pavement the property
naming bali under the direction Of the CrOton Board and
that accompanying ordinance therefor be adopted
| Which concurred in by the following vote;
Afirmstye-COuncilmen Keenan,, Long stacom, Flynn.
o'Brien, Kenney, Costello Hartman, Brinkmsn Roster.
Roberts He,trick and lmlay-2o.
Nega,ve-Councilnen Robinson, Kellogg Tying and Pub
Report Of Committee Streets Of Board Of Aldermen.
Resoired That South street. from Market slip to cOresn
street. be paved with Belgian pavement under the decon
ordnance linz ncei therefor be adopted.
Councilman ixIAT moved amend the said resolution By
adding thereto the words following viz One half Of the
expense thereof to be borne by tue and one
Councilman ROBERT. moved hs. said resolution be refsrs1
to the Committee on Be gan Pavement
Preamble and resolutions Of Board OF Aldermen follows
bhea. In the present eIi. in the affair. Of our sG11
Icy of Andrew Johnson President Of the United states
brought violently conflict with the vindcye revolutionary
and destructive policy indicated by the acts Of the presen
Congress eineniy fitting and proper that the people q
this the mos, important city on the American Continent
should heard speaking through their dec; representavss
in their Municipal Government aud that the views aspfaona
and opnion. eeaned by the President, and contained u
strictly in accord with those entertained by them shall =
once in the impressive and energetic manner recev:
Whereas The action Of President johnson in in.spona
TO save deeneess aud people Of the Southern
lately in rebellion against the Government but woo are
repensnt and soicous OF returning to the Aeeancsk
tue dreaded result Of the vindetivene OF the dominant
faction Ia the present Congress VINO were ermnsy II
mined change the relative positions OF the freedmen snS
/
minded conservative citizen OF the Republic and especially -
to the people Of this city Be it therefore
Resolped That the people OF the City OF SPEAK
ns through their representative comnOn Council Dc
hereby and o ndi s. the 1Gs S S he
Freedmens Bureau bill that oonosiou, and portentoas
mad fanaca spirit OF malevolence and cru
ey SO Characteristic Of the violent and malignant spirit Oh
vengeance which TO actua,e and govern the houh
words aud Of the sectional party now anhaply dom
inau in national councils In eslsiatns iot tne
beiou. but now happily peaees9e and Iep.a.sn, psops
the Southern states and We peg 70 De pe'Ieu 70 assus
him that IN the emneny wise and patriotic national mess-
ure naugursed or indicated In hs speeches. ana "
his tending TO full restoration OIL tnose
states former status in this Union Of states he ne
the and wishes OF nearly all classes OF o
citizens for their final and triumphant success, and %
rsd Tba. copy Of the foregoing preamble and resoio
lion be appropriately engrosed duly authenticated BY ths
Clerk tue Common Council and transmitted to MS Excs
eucy Andrew johnson, President Of the Lnlted states
On Board Of Councimen. February r. 1866, Councilmca
WHrR moved amend said preamble and resolution oy ss
.ttnting therefor the folowing):
Whrsa, The Congress United States In seeking -
secure the nation the just fruits Of its recent victory owes
and rebellion adopted by decisive majority bill e
and confirm the protection OF the loyal population 81
the South, both black and white and $500,
herea, The President mt to veto the Aforesaid ha
on the ground that dangerous to repuoncss
liberty. aud uncon stituional; -
Resred That the people Of the City Of New York pesS
ing through representatives in Common Council Dc
hereby their profound roget thar tins oneencc
between the Executive and the National
their surprise at his objections TO measure
40 calculated ssy the disorders consequene
upon great oc revolution and TO oberate the nhamss
distinctions established BY Slavery among the citizens Oh o9s
Re.olred That while there Is nothing In the nature Of ouf
aemocruc Institutions should lead TO repose
nth in the wisdom sound Of the President thaa
the Of the people oil the sevefa
compose the Congress we are eon ~ ,, VIZ pe'e In
the reope States which were Ise In revolt nave nos
given evidence Of sincere repentance ana ssnun %
snsranched sufficient to justify the nation 10 feiinaushn9
it's charge OF those whom morally pledged 20 enao~ Ss
privileges and blessings Of freedom and therefore Dol
further