The sun., 1873-07-18

Van SrhntCN- IurOprHu Tour aud Hun
drrd ANA tiny Milton Loan.
Among the few visitors To the City Hall
yesterday tie chief topic wa. the victory ~ the
Aldermen over ,he MAYOR. The general Impress
sion WAS that no action would be taken on the
Mayors nominations for Police Just,ccships be-
fore the meeting OF the next LEGISLATURE some.
however, IN lught that the nght would bc re-
uewcd next September, but they differed as TO
tfo result. The President Of one Of the Mayors
Commissions said Yesterday that ne WAS sur
prised at the lack OF adrUitness displayed Ivy the
Aldermen. "wore | an Alderman" said he,
and were | dispo. Cd to ind fault with the
Mayors nominations. would try to induce nv
colleagues to rel, ct them, and to continue doing
so until names satisfactory TO me were sent IN.
But these Aldermen don't seen To comprehend
the advantage which they have over the MayOr
why" he added, "thcy can force the Mayor to
send In one hundred names II they wish. and
they can reject them all, and then pick out 81
the whole lot ten names and. having reconsid-
cred the votes 10y which they were rejected. con.
firm them. The puhiic,' hs continued, could
they would Je Justified 10y the Police Justices
act. Nor would the Mayor he uisp saScd. ON
the contrary. am sure. ne would kCeu sending
l. names untl the Aldermen w"re satisfied.
AsUICi Al POLICY.
" But" he added. TO ref,iae 20 take any
! action on the nominal pns l. absurd and unfair,
] ana unless am INST ken IN Al tNlCN VIII ll tuH
end prove s,irdaI II has already Increased tra
! confidence of the people m the Mayor, and that
aln sure was not the Intention OF the Alder
men wuen they agreed upon their pan Of
] acftun.
q. But Go YOU not believe" asked a bystander,
that one purpo-e Of the cUwhinatI on Wa to
Keep the incumbent j Iusticcs IN puwer r
- THAT nay he So, replied The Comniseinner.
hut thOt Cuuid be accomplished ~ We'll hy
I adopting the plan which have Indicated BY
continuing 10 reject the Mayors noninc 8 the
I a. zume of the lutlul bg nj .lfls
/ hal exhausted MS nst n i've hmuirsd names"
I saId tine hN~- an Ter, " and he might not do 10
/ even then, for there are
3,c1 LAWYERS
in Vow York who would be willing to tako the
/ Not so bad as that, said the Conmiss loner,
/ laughing. ANY man would become tired cut
| before lie had exhausted sucna tremendous
! lsf ut n .lues As that.
&" But the ,ilyor Is 700 set IN his ways 70 ever
/ rct iIed uUt, said the bN-taudcr.
. missioner, -iuilu-. "tur NN.ri- not u.urn
/ unlike ni- feIuW men. ie eats, drinks, duI
sleeps "a tt"y DO ana he sometines becomes
IL vs. rumored Yesterday that Comntroller
tuYr -alaIir- tor the months NJ ludrd in tn,lr
vacation. 1t - said that tle Mdyor approves
tins course, thinking that Ia touch III" Cty
ia,her- pockets u tie quickest and sirrst way
T. make them rese'nd the resolution to adJuarn
Tue Aldermen laughed at tho proposition.
They say they are not paid by the week ~ the
shll receive St,ODO year. Tucy think tnat they
are ell
ENTITLED TO 4 VACATION
as anv % the city N iii~. ono Il them said
yesterday; g. | have ~. .AcI hard eyc-y day since
! Wcut INTO office. Wv s4larN l. tt,Vu. lhe
judges Ot -oulc ot our courts receive Sl,,s0 md
tlry take a vacation fur th.ec .uuutns. NuN |
tuIuk that the reot le should not grdluble 81 lie
Aldermen tiht "a ,uurt Nto 4tIpu.
cuYcIl of the Aldermen ar preuIr %. ID
| Hp-nd tAett vacation at the watering rlact a.
Many Of tuen, however, Intend % rcmalu Iu tue
city.
Alderman Van Schaich sailed tor Europe yes
terdly ti. the ~ilusIA. lie was accom- panied 10
the steamer by Soy, raj Of ms colleagues and
many personal friends Anon: them were Al
derui'n Ouier, flanagan, h~ut. k u'h, LySa.'h ht
MctHhrUN. .orrls, and ltci.y H." llui tuoui 4
N.rI.uN, Hum u.ptlu--, capt. = IL. lttc. judge
GIIud 90, ..uu Ne -7r-. q. +. nyvr &. b. Ndtutr
J..u p.bu,u. JuIn Gee l. bVti Iurlcr. Au. Il
n. Van -,.urS. Ihr Alderman received ui,
iricnds iu h.- usual sun ptuuu- style. and they
AL amt q Zoe Wishing utlu a 81. rp'ruu7 10! axe.
Il .e expected thit du4Iu- hi, STAY uu the CON
tucn tur Alderman viii consult Wth Il,
hutuSruIld7 aau utucf leading ud.A' r. a9 tu Co.,,
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