The New York herald., 1868-03-01
Alderman HAsDr thsn presented the following sci o.

Alderman HARDY then presented the following eel oa,
resolutons:-
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Resolved Tha, our representatives in the Legislature OF
Of the demands and eaus. impeachment .
be preferred aga ns the said Reuben Fenton Governes
Alderman HARDY. In explanation Of the resolution
stated that IN 1867 certain bill passed by thS
Legislature this State directing the Governor Of the
State appoint OF the Judges OF the supreme Cours
signed the bl Afterwards declared that 1t WAS uncea
sttutsna, and has refused or neglected TO obey
order OF the Legislature in that particular IL IL
precisely similar 10 that on hch the dominant party
the House Of Representatives 81 Washington fnd Pres
dent johnson guilty OF high crimes and misats-
meanors" But those high crimes and misdemeausrs
beng committed by . member oil the republican party Ia
good standing, overlooked and nothing said about
them, but IL emncny proper that al this time there
should DO action taken n the matter to show the
consistency Of the republican party and have both trials
gsng on at the same tmeihe republican Senate OF the
State of New York trying the republican Governor at the
same time that the republican Senate OF the United
States is trying the republican President
Alderman WHITE moved to refer the matter TO the
Committee on Nationa! Affairs as the matter WAS one
OF national mpor. ancs
This motion WAS lost, also q motion 10 post
pone tho matter indefinitely. Tho subject seemed y
take the members BY surprise. and they scarcely kasw
what TO do about is
Several wanted TO refer It 10 this COMMITTEES and otbers
to some oher committee One of the members from ths
'rura. districts" was for a time bewiidered,
ponsd. The members Of the "third house. looked ~
each other and gr!nned as If they knew all about It. and
YET wondered what II meant
Alderman HARDY clear headed than many of
his coJrere enjoyed while the furry which his dosu-
ment had created aud then stated that tue mater
Of more than ordinary Importance, and he would agree
TO lei the matter lay over" SO that the members coa4
have Sunday 10 think on It,
Resolutions were passed TO pave Forty fourth street
and Hall place with Scoson pavement
Alderman NORTON called up the resolution relating -
the remC val OF the Loew Bridge. He stated that he
continually receipt or requests TO urge the mat
ter and hs would ike to have IL settled slight dis
then between two o: the ''country MEM
oers each 0! whom wanted the bridge removed 10 his
particular district and undertook 70 snow 10 the Board
that such structure absolutely needed at The
points naned-Saventieth street and Fourth avenue,
and Seventy-Grsl strees and Eleventh avenue The
entire subject finally referred to this Committee
Arts and sciences, after whcn the Board adjourned