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

last winter raise. Is The Senator satisfied with the
Mr.. woop-I satisfied that that Is correct law BY
Mr. cnEAuER-l repeat tins a Of reform.
and that is necessary IN order to give rs The n sensh.
this bill nothing that those who support it willing
and anxious That the public shall know Tie charge which
nary sounds strange coming from those who voted
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eneenth Mr Parker makes the objection that Of these
css who make the on h che,ens
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lie and thereby correct defect in the law now
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branches Of the local government and the legislature
there is 10 leaving hts power to tho Board Of Supervisors
Of s no sess r.. provision. this
bin but merely to saie the reasons which Justify me in my
sSa T %oa for We
to The city Of Br00.yI Of The same which d more
have KY ssv. sy: aG s BIZ
command my support have always maintained the pro.
The amount aSes to be raised for 10 own maniepa par
State From time mmemoral ia tax leSes have been
acted By the Legislature Even when New York WAS small
same form was gone through with of coming to the
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state the city Of Brooklyn containing population Of four
Tey local sushories under he applies
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against New York. and insist upon liking her levy here
@ Vs 1 mn s e'si OF wRss
bringing that tax levy here Year after year an es
the amount required to Be raised, and when
kinds Of riders were paced~specia legislation favor Of
AND % s aat rs ea Lswy %
half million or million Of dollars more than the local an
had its influence connection with have
N ss1 70 back Up OF New %
right to levy its own taxes
put the Tax Levy except By or mem
long, and this s the rs, time that been In the EaJo
were put by the party then in the minority here but
S % the ae e Wood Sh S
Mr. woop-I ask the senator if any of those
riders which did not have the approval Of the
Mr. MyapaY"I win answer the Senator by saying that
Of the aercest combats upon the subject of these
York. Sometimes ihcy were united in their action upon
that subject often they not Now let To- at
81 s.~ o. s H. ys ss
S es ARE in Mayor
by people three other city officers appointed
and az the Prssidsn Of the department Of Public Park.
Sssp Afs Of s~ y
most of the honorable Senators on the other side
il his way-that they should he be aops'aisS
s
the purposes Of the city government? This Board com;
t1u:, the s%San
they not elective officers certainly is not our
on he other aae wno Voted for the year But
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people, who al The next election thrust him his
put does DC % $ The q
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poses iron rule upon these officers by providing that
Of e @ ne s PSr a' By
hest g that the which nd s bs oS under
this and ne. year and for all time to Until you
clearly bill in the interests Of the people
subject and this care but little IN looking at this ques-
en how It's
Of various ss na
See The il wnSS shall cast my yo
should s.sss,,ss y The
became republic because fathers Issistea ,axasou
The assessed and levied by the
, %as: out aa S...s s ps.sr
vested proposed here ve .hi: in oceri
isaSmlt th.t i confer III. these
g1.sy ss.s upon
power bands For
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5. y % r a se sf s
sa % so vausSn FOR not Now 81. .s
ent ron of New York is not completed unit. the Both of
that city for sa. ha. been already
New York for 1871 has been determined but the right to-day
s ssnIS1m ne ana mat
So na d. theory 81, s.ss:;msS !. e s.
IL entirely uncertain and bred until the Both Of
s. s 81 .hs ss senate. .H% ro %.'
COURSE the amount to be raised will depend Upon the
Sspsas sa..siy upon
soho.sS snoan. r.ssd wsho"s going
e
any Ss g 'ssy
iii .sss WI :aS%; pres.. com:
e" Or Sss to 90
prqioaSsy eno,sns g mos: Items ~.
the right to raise The take.
nqw without coming here s.s ,h., N. ,ov .,,.
under the charter or the tai levy of last winter.
Mr. KENNHDY-Wnl the Senator Indicate provision Of
the tax levy Of last year to which he refersy
Mr.. CEEANER-Sectiops - and 49,
Mr.. HAHDETBERGH-N not only gives them the power
II directs them TO do IT,
Mr.. KENNEDY-My criticism OF the remarks OF the Sena-
tor from the Sixth Mr Creamery based his
that given by the charter
ed remarks to the charter and the other legislation
to which he refsrred because the majority hero
sible for that Now, willing to vote for any
that will send these tar leves to be by elective
officers in the city Of New Yorkoncers who directly
se s.
tho Mayor and three appointed him. he himself be-
ing elected only at long intervals
Mr.. CREAMFR-The most important statement made by
the Senator from the Twenty second tMr Kennedy
the only statement worthy Of notice tina, has by
the opponents OF this bill Is that under existing
Ing the making up OF the assessment rolls Of The city aud
county OF New York. After the passage the bill
CRATE amount Of the assessed value OF property may
donbed " the commissioners b In order
raising OF Of without
two cent rule He also charges with Introducing the
bill equaze the taxation personal property, the
purpose OF increasing the aggregate amount OF personal
property taxable In the city, so as 10 swell the
amount to be raised by TAXATION. Now that a mis-
representation OF the object Of that bill; but IN