The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-04-07

Il Is submttng the desnies Of The city Of New York
:. on form Of about v wash the
for supporting which they have frequently tho
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Board At ALL When By the very items q the bill this
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sss,.d y people Why hs@sio1s they
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that this bill strike. the yev foundation republican
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which stated should be sufficient induce the Senate
there any eIisencs which places power the
hands Of the of New York. whether there has
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merely form an estimate which i sent up here q be ap
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to do that be Objectionable but certainly the facts
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board q Supervisors. ..,.,,x
By the soa9d Of DO that
ought TO be unless On. S the can
ha. been sen. 70 tho Legislature 70 be approved bu, the
g !sst and proper he Lss,stsTe sp
t. as to s os s
Bu. VIM vote with the gentlemen upon the other side
he county hey
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TO the Legislature for approval IT should be remem
md control y Is delegate: from hs city,
Of Or and Il. a he %ynr as
the a1s: S city and county has always to
people min. Nm, .,,,r N. r.r,.rt, ., N.
Senator Seventeenth Mr Parker and the
from The Thirtieth Mr Wood vote should not be taken
and the se
In ss the e. m since
and the tina. be has received the hands Of po
Of the Of New York that they shall not
lion. dollars In other words here IS effort made BY
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party press throughout the State that It il the most aada
made since The ADOPTION Of State S.i IN
hive % H., gov,
foot for the Of spending the moneys
Of legislative The universal endorsement
y Nat so ct Sas
meet With that from the press or from either
saHaa hs re% Sixth district m
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Mr. CRrAMER-That is already n this BILL as shall er.
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that question: they ~ What
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propose voluntarily place these upon
Mr. WooDaWii NE Senator Senator permit! question:
senators All the information can upon this subject
So The p. Sp.S hss .;S c New
York shall be submitted the Legislature was repealed
that the &C. which the Senator him
Mayor
board Of estimate to sapsnd hundred e, million: of dollars
Mr.. KENNKDY-suppose the Commissoner Of Public
% The h. will
government created By the charter which was voi2
on Ky z nd ms1 e sS
Those submitted the Board Of ApSro
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upon for he of The de-
Board of Supervisors authorized and directed raise
Mr. KKNSEDY-Have the officers of the city government
long experiences the Committee Municipal Affairs
70 Know better nsn 70 ASK sacn % as
amour. expended for the government. Of INC ctya
city Of New York does not include ali the acms Of The sn
penses of the city know that does not incnde the In
MI OnEAMEn-Tha is just one OF the things that IT does
Mr. KErsEDYI does not include, either, certain other
that % an a
OF sa, ss @ s
Now to show the power 70 expend money that
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Sal: oss Ss5s'n
so stree, slss.1:
the Departments OF Docks Parks and Public Works, In
previous laws. Here able to write out,
without errng TO the books aggregate OF $2l0O000
And besides there Is the reserved power that exists IN the
the act Of last As have
already sa of the gentleman the other side in
opposing THIS BILL after having voted for the acts OF
seems to most extraordinary again assert that under
the here last the corporation OF New
York viii have power to erpend hundreds Of millions
Of dollars annually and that the object of this bin to
upon that The Senator from
the Seventeenth Mr. Parker says that we pass this bill
which the to be levied
be doubled II Senator familiar with the In
which taxes imposed then he would know that ne
IL mistaken in that statement. The Inv requires that
the books shall be made up previous to the lst Of
be made 10 them until the Both of April, and that
change shall be made In them until the Both OF April and
shall be made unless upon the a
dasits OF parties Interested and tell him that In nine hun
nine OF thousand where changes
made they by iDcreae the assessments
striking them on the hooks altogether. The gross
value OF the property assessed this year Will be much less
than Il was last year.
Mr. PAgKER-I wish TO ask the Senator whether the
Board have not tho TO the amount OF ndiy
.t..al. rtxnILluI he of Anrlly