New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-24

Gently in It's employs also to The pay mem W Unit author
Ali persons now or lately employed by the county a""''
Alderman Van schalck moved to iay the re'''u'0" y"
the table.
The Wv nrcomhie and resolution was then adopted
" pnut ',oo Consisting OF Assistant Aldermen PincK
new SmOnsOn and Wade, here appaIeu' I"rrnnn were
this Board that the Board OF Assistant 81 pub-
duly organized and prepared for the uan'ao''o"' P
The President presented his congratulations anu '"O
'o''i"i'''0 fo''i0D nyrNrsnED BUSINESS -, ,,o
of former meeting. being the cleotloh io' Ooih "
bG Gcrmsn Vance moved that tho vote be taken rVa
Which was lost by the following vote: ,,,,ooror Gil
hGirmatiye-The President. Aldermen fhc"noi' W.
sey Radde, Vance. Van sGhaick, ana Fitzgerald
Negative-Aldcrmen Conan, Gon ond 'pplrrbift-s
Joyce Martin McLaren. Mehrbach: ana Mobrbacn
The tellers formerly appolntod' AIueiiH'
First ballot: -. Is
william Caldwell received. ..........-.-.---
hcTempon Joseph shannon was declared duly elected
d vi ,p Vance moved that the Board do now resolve
itself into Committee OF the Whole for the S
mee apoonted to consider the reduction Of the clerical
force and salaries Of the attaches OF the Board.
Alderman Vance was called to the char o,ose
After some time spent thereon tho Conmlttoe aio''
and the President resumed the chair -, ,h whole re-
Alderman Vance from the Committee OF the Wide; M
norted that the Committee had had under T
report OF Committee to consider the TO- Roard
ri
bad progressed with the subject under consideration duu
asked leave to ait AGAIN. . ...o5
CONVERSATIONS FROM THE MAYOR , .to
Tho foIloving communications were received from tn'
Mayor: ,,vo,,s opprcp
EEw.YORK. January, 8, l872.)
rho m"v"r 6as the honor send for your information
two papers left the Office pnrportlng 10 oe
oahs OF office. He also sends Tor Information 00i
Endorsements 'nereo" 'i''0 y oGKBY HALL, Mayor
Jooo 1v
mort ho Constitution Of the United States and the So
stliution Of the state Of anu tt m, Of the
Cy Of New York, according to the peS1 Oh my a ry
Subscribed and sworn before MOI
this sd day Of January, 1872. ,nv,oo
Justice New York Supreme Court
MAYORS OFFICE, !
NEw-YORK, January 4, 1872. )
oe CbcI Orert NJ me MAJOR: This paper u left Tor
0ine II cannot be filed. The records Of this once
show this gentleman was not on the 81 Gay OF inf
he Mayor Of opinion that nc election was vain
lot c waVor appointed Is Aldermen on the first Of Janu-
ary 10 OF whom identical In names ana persons
with those elected and II me Mayor - t ba sgaiv
| wrong then no harm is done. This gentleman WHOSE
oath is let was not one OF those appointed; o.,oo,
But II an election were yaLd ana tns eenesnaii
was elected he has In the opinion OF the Mayor yacae
resigned his office and ds%angiG h TaaS, that
Every person elected TO office under the CITY COY.
ermen shall on or me na n gay Si be the
MAYOR or any Judge OF q Court OF Record. oath or
Animation faithfully to perform the duties OF his once
on the face OF this paper, the oath taken on the
third day Of January l Two days sGr sS MIN
acting as an Alderman opposition and anagOnlsuc
Board OF Aldermen since the Organization OF the
body IL would seem that on such ground ne mas aiS'
vacated his ''D'""' OF A. A oaEsT Hall Mayor
! January 4, 1871. .
7. George W Punlt, do solemny swear that VIII W,
support the Constitution OF the Ugted state ,na am vii s1
faithfully discharge the duties Of the office OF Alderman
tho City of NewYork according to v9e TesS 81 n'
Subscribed and sworn before me this sd day OF Janu
ary 1874 ALBERT CARDozo'
| '' Justice New-York Supreme Court.
| MAYORS OGFICE. NETWORK. Jan. 4. 1872:
GRIT Xxx q ne T 45 Seco T' Of Ra Hs c II s ho S
that tho gentleman was not on the so day OF Janry
Alderman he claims to nave Hesh TeG a ya lid for
| Alderman November last -, ,.,r
ary 10 of whom identical In names and persons
with those elected and IL the Mayor right In his legal
| wrong then harm is done. This gentleman, whose
oath is left was not one OF those appointed;
was elected he has, in the opinion Of the Mayor vacated
odyns section ion iCs of the Charter Which reads that
Every person elected TO any office under the City
Government SHALL before the first day OF January
next succeeding such election, take and subscribe be-
fore the Mayor any Judge OF Court OF Record an
oath affirmation faithfully to perform the duties ot Ills
on the face of this paper the oath taken on the
srribed ~ statute ceased Moreover by accepting and
acting as an Alderman in opposition and antagonis-
to BOARD OF Aldermen, since the organization or the
regular body it would that, on such ground, he
has also vacated his BrgkhD on Elections D. G44,
note. "A OAhE liALI, .At ;o u
Alderman Vance moved to refer the communication to
the Committee appointed consider the protest OF John
Dlger consisting of Aldermen CochIane, Van ocAalcA,
| and Wilder
| Which was adopted .
The President appointed Alderman Vance to take his
| place on the abOve-named Committee.
communication was received IRON thc oHicerS or me
German Savings Bank. transmitting their Annual Report
! for the year 1871.
Which was ordered on file
| A communication received from william {. Bryant
g. CO.. asking be appointed printers 70 the Board.
Which was referred " tho Committee on Printing,
| when appointed.
| Alderman Vance moved that Committee OF three be
appointed to walt upon the Board or Assistant Alder
men, and inform them that this Board was duly organ
led and prepared for the Transaction OF public business
| Which was adopted
And the President appointed as such committee
| Alderman Vance,
Alderman Gisey and
Alderman Martin.
| On notion the Board then adjourned.
And the President announced that the Board stood adj
iorned until Monday next, 18th inst, at o'clock
L. u. SCHAfER, Clerk pro TEN.
| Board of Assistnnt Aldermen.
| STATED SESSION.
| npv,crAy MONDAy Ian . 1872 n m