The sun., 1873-11-27

Itcip for the Unemployed Lively Proceedings
over n Nomination by the MnNor tue
Death Of he Hon. 4. &. Flngg.
The rumor that the Aldermen were to
pass cert.iin ordinances which would enable the
heads of departments t. give work &" the unem-
rloycd crowded the gallery OF their CHAMBER
Yesterday with nboring men. A petition from
the Woskingmcn's Central Council, asking that
the Commission, OF Public Works he author
lied to repair the markets and other public
buildings and that the Board of App rilonm"nt
lie requested to appropriate s2j.uO0 for that pur-
pose, was received and referred.
A communication from the Mavor nominating
Mr.. Joseph f. joy for a Commission r-,ip II
Charitable Correction in place Of Mr.. liam
Blake, rejected. having been read, Alderman
Flanagan moved that the nominee be confirmed.
President Vance was about to nut the qles-
ton to "a vote when he discovered that the com-
munication was not signed. Calling the Sar-
reant -at-Arms, he handed him the message and
directed him to take 1t to The Mayor.
MIR. Blake, the rejected nominee. who sat next
to Alderman McCarerty, smiled as though he
thought that The Mayor had purposely omitted
to sign his message.
A few minutes afterward the Sergeant at-Arms
brought back the mess. -e and handed II to
President Vance. The President having an
nouncrd that it was signed, Alderman Falconor
mTicd my, t. t,hle II. ,,.,c.,s
Alderman flauaga n renewed his motion 20
! confirm the nominee.
Alderman NcClnerty thought That tNe noWi-
/ nee should hc rejected. lie read the -Dction "f
/ the act creating the commission. which rt1-
/ tion founded for the reccption, inaiutcnin'"'
or educati N Of that class of children known a.
! Juvenile dclinquents and tru ants " shall nc
/ eligible to the Office of Commissioner, ana said,
| "1hat ssttes this case. Mr. Joy ia an oGic0r ur
a direct In the Asylum for Juvenile Delin-
queut-. and therefore ineligible - the osittOn
| Tor which ne has been n"uin'trd.'
Mr.. Joy was rejected yyeas PresidcntNan"c,
! and Aldermen Billin--. Cuuper Ftlconcr, and
| Morris. Nays: Aldermen C...G.' n. flanagan,
Koch, Iysasht' McCaHcry, Monueimer' and
Ald,m,n Monheimcr's motion To reconsider
the vote was ruleu out Of order hy President
| Nance's cison that Alderman Flauagln's
! OF a nominee for an Office could not be recon-
! sidctcd, WAS well taken.
Alderman Cuopers appeal from the President s
decision was voted down hy y To :.
Mr. Blake, who had asked ever' Ald 'rman 10
vote Tor a arcC".slueratloh "i the 'te lN Whl.n
he was rejected. W'0 ast"nishel. am ASKED Ai-
derman Munheimer whctI'r President Vance s
ruling would apply TO his case.
Alderman MonheiWer replied that he would
answer him in moment ana moved that the
vote hy which Mr. Blake was rejected Le recon
sidcred.
Aid, rman Flanagan raised his point of order
again. and President Vance again ruled that II
Nr. ni,i,c sail 'Good-by" - Aldermen Nor
ri and " IuhCitucr ,Lad wont ONT az the room.
The resolution PASSED by The y .riHn, Allcr
men to appoint "a joint committee 90 br"Vde d
vi u frr issuing Temporary legI teidtis wa
referred to 70 committee.
Several HriInaurcs -u ug-o-tcd hv the e mui''
/ .i,n,r u pufIc Works were passed att"t they
! n. Il boon amended 50 a~ o. authorize the togi
missioner To- have The LABOR done by di! LABOR
/ and not Ny contract.
\ mes iaqc WIS received from the Mayor an
nnuuHu- THE Gtl'h OF TIE II %. AIariah &
Flies. Ait,s detailing Mr. iAsg : j. ~ service
/ a. \ .tuuly lyman, Sc ct.ry II ~a'c. sta
/ Comptroller, and Comptroller OF tins city, Tia
/ VI tyur -ty-:
II ma, safely he said Lat tho hs'or1 of The countr
AT ii s lo tlll tNauuiD of q Ifr devoted tor su i.uy
/ prriot VIII .o .uuch acirt4tN, uctfuy. aai VIII
government BOO C. tl,ii fI ll-t ltisn th- coiunuu
iies fn hich PROV dturr ulu ..lst hIe l't
At period wltn tue people every where are ffeih
hov al. .h.t lDr ana tUUh .tr,ltts. W
ought to .u1gr uHr .'atiI Iu W 800 rfil aisanlt
example, II oUly As AL lic n..yc 10 It's luitati1n.