New-York tribune., 1873-05-21

Cooner and Killings alone voting in the Affirmative Ar
derman Koch next took the noor He ala no' n1
like to see such trick played on an honorapie
moved 10 confirm the other two appointments Huo
80 Coouor ,,oro,stod " meant no trick" lCries OF
" on. poin "Too thin.D &c.l 81 only heard OF this
few moments before coming to the meeting III the mayor
has the 70 appoint four Inspectors OF weghs au
Measures I shall vote for them. nave no o'yo'"o W
any one of his appointments puS "'"A ~ " "
a farce 10 confirm the other two inspectors ~ preS
entD Alderman MeCaferty SAID tha' NO was Oei
tairlv IN favor OF confirming the four, but ne diu
-. ,,to tho idea OF the Mayors having the
oor ~ selecting two men after the Board had con-
armeA all the nominations. The motion OF Alderman
Koch was then voted upon and James CRAWFORD anu
Nicholas Mccormick confirmed as Inspectors OF
weights and Measures, by vote OF - to j. Alderman
Cooper alone opposing Alderman McCaGery next
moved reconsideration Of the vote just taken, but the
Chair ruled the motion out OF order holding that no vote
on the confirmation Of appointments could be reeonsd-
cred. without causing doubt as to the actual con
hrmatiOn non-conhrmation OF the appointments
Alderman Morris moved 10 confirm the Mayors ap
pointment for the office OF City Chamberlain, and with
out opposition George W. Lane was c0nnrmeu az & Ny
munlcation from the Mayor appointing q nuinper M oi
City Marshas taken from the table AlaerinaH 1t n
Cooper said that in his opinion there was uoupt ,a az
heretofore the Board had acted WIN more , I'M
the matter of confirming City Marshals tan le ,at
portance Of the Office warranted The duties OF Clly
Marshals ne held TO be much more important than was
commonly supposed, and as he had heard grcss , uv
against OF the named In the Mayor = Gun
muneaton for the positions, he moved that tneli oon
hrmaton be postponed .-,u. ,,o. no knew
several of the persons appointed and one in particular
he we'll acquainted with. and, turning 10 ~
quite as good lawyer" The motion TO postpone ule
Confirmation Of the City Marshas was lost by vote o
10 u L. Alderman Cooper next moved TO reier , ino
nominations TO committee OF three but his motion
was seconded and the Board then prOceedeu w Co
Frederick Renemann met with very serious opposl.
tion. Alderman Billings bad heard so muen hearso eo
urged 10 vote against HIM Alderman Cooper said that
he was not here TO blast the character OF any man,
| him vote Tor Mr. Renemann. vote being taken the
confirmation of Frederick Renemann was posIpone1
Marshal Patrick Turey and Alderman Ly saght vouci-
| ing for him, he was unanimously confirmed Alderian nan
| for confirmation Alderman Falconer moved that ms
confirmation be postponed Alderman MeCaherG Me sierG
| Alderman Cooper did not know Mr.. Farley, but had
heard much against him, and also that complain nj nnu
been lodged in the Mayors Office in reference TO ms ap
pOintmen The motion to postpone was then losI ny a
vote IS, and Cornelius Farley was then conhIned
| Alderman OttendOrfer alone opp slng Johh A. "o'H'
| John Larkin, and James Boylan were cOhrheu'
| CITY MARSHAL REJECTED
Alderman Billings moved to take from the table the
name of Christian Suffer- which had been laid over by
| the Board at previous meeting. The motion being
| adopted Mr.. Billings moved his confirmation. Alder
man Falconer said that felt to be hs duty to state
fact that had been brought to his notice ME- sntter
had held two sneeures at one time under the Sl ahu
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number OF people had called at his house ana ufSed MN
to vote against the confirmation OF Mr. suffer, as an
improper person. He can't" Alderman hOch c0htii-
| ned "write dozen words in his own language" Al
derpan Otendorfer defended Mr. suffer- and insisted
that proper for the place. aud nlnted tnat
The 10 MIR Suter was based upon the desire
TO use the vacancy his rejection would cause for tne
benefit another party. Alderman Causen also spokS
in favor Mr.. suffer- saying that he was BOOu anu
! honest man. and had been recommended by the Cehid
| German ORGANIZATION. A vote was then taken ana
Christian 5utter rejected as City Mafsha Dy Noe
of 10 to T. Aldermen Causen, Cooper, McCanefty ana
Otendorfer voting for and Aldermen ngs, FalcOner
| Flanagan, Kehr, Koch, Lysaght, MOnhelmet morrls'
Reilly, and President Vance against MS conn uIlhiiVu'
| Alderman Billings moved 10 confirm the Mayors APP
! pOintments for Park Commissioners. Alderman Mon
helmer moved 10 amend by postponng the matter lof
one week, giving his reason that the city required
men in the position Of Park CommsQQers who resided
in city and could be found at all times lie staleu
that very often during the regime OF the old Park Com
mlssOners Aldermen obliged TO walt hours before
being able the Commissioners all or when ne con-
sidered very improper Alderman McCaherty seconded
no believed Just good could be found for the office
in the city as could be secured III Hudson OF Pough-
keepsie.
| Alderman Cooper declared himself being in favor
of postpouemeut also. Frederick +. Church. said he,
NAV be a good mau and admirable painter, hut he
lives AT Hudson, 200 miles from the City OF New-I0rk
| and can't be found when wanted" Alderman mon
hener repeated that lie did not TO the depart
ment Iun il under the old Charter, ana iGed
the adoption OF his motion to postpone. a NOte belng
taken, confirmation vi the Park Commissioners was
postponed for week. Alderman Cooper moved the
confirmation OF Henry H. Porter Commissioner 10
locate aud erect Police Courthouse in the Third Ju
dcia District but, motion of Alderman MOnheimer,
that was also postponed for a week Tue Board tTeu
adjourned until tomorrow at .. T. IN.