The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-02-20

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when the great ady,ntaees q the plan are taken int
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wake Of greater political considerations. The city eec-
subject nee from undsturbng influences Of general poll
municipal t6hctfnS TIE most earnest efoiti should be
made on your part to Introduce this feature Of Spring cleo
lions into the charter In closing this report desire TO
call through your committee, the attention OF all good
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Of settling the matter of the charter general prn
cipes rather than to allow il 10 be disposed by the dis
urbing influences Of the hour y is impossible to dis
guise the fact that msunde has arisen
between the Mayor and Of those who claim
TO have supported him at the recent election. Into the
merits OF such controversy we do not propose to |
enter We only refer to II to say thai the ram.
Ing Of an organic law, such the New York |
Charter, should be made TO turn is- |
sues Of a personal character. What would be |
thought Of making provision Of the United States |
constitution turn on personal antagonism TO a par.
tcuar President the constitution Of the State depend
on popuarty of A verner2 Presidents Cove rnors