New-York tribune., 1873-02-27
THE PARTISAN CHARTER.
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him OF some passages in slrtwsSer scotts Tyanhoc
where he states that the Saxons weie Obliged 10
collars with appropriate inscription, when they made
their INVASION lie supposed the gentleman would have
the Republicans follow that lustrous example and wear
collars inscribed Davenport, the Dictator" Laugh
teri
Mr. Batcholler said this was the vital point in the
Charterthe appointing power-and he in favor Of
retaining that in the hands Of the Republican party be-
cause II this not done knows how soon tho
Tammany power will become in tho ascendant again.
Indeed they were already getting there.
Mr.. Pierson congratulated the House and the gentle
man from Saratoga Cir. Batcheer) upon the remarks
he had made. He had struck the key noto in this ques
ton. He Nfr. Pierson) had regarded this party
question from the first, question OF power. We.
the Republican party. to be held respon
sible for this Charter; have been told
80 by the Democrats, and / willing to
take the responsibility Ii Is here question OF power.
aud am ready to execute H He said he never know
more intelligent delegation in this House from New
York than the here, and he willing to listen TO
their Eight Of that delegation who represent tho
Republican party unit on this question. and ho
deemed 10 be his duty stand by them lie said the
Charter OF 1870 was the best given to people.
but It fell into the hands Of bad there the diff
Guilty and now bchOoyes that good mcn sre
provided for.
WHO SUPPORTS TIE CHARTERf
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action 90 h porrhIc,,a n, ,hfs charter their taking IL
-, " ~ ~ ~, ~ a., - -,,,,,,a -, ,ho a,,,a
10 ther Dosoms ana then' "heh tho niions VI o o,'
denounced their action here and asked that they
mich, hr,,, a. hocb yJa askea Who has supported ths
n'Sn' orink ~ paoA' iio "'Ao' m"o zoo
charter outside OF this House, What press what organ
OF public sentimentt me Tnes does not nv & nkJbHns @
docs not sepp0rtt; fhe Hsan uOes no. fe nor dOos %
not Ihe Post does not The 1o"''" +" O'""'''o uoo'
nJvi NJ TO aIP paper dtpnP%nd supPIr,1 ~ ~ amendment
1 ~: a,i @ bn R t,rn' or NJ pri,ce,a anend-
men requiring the Governors approval to removals ny
the Mayor, and it negatlyed.
The question was then taken Mr. Lncoin's amend
nent tbat te Mayor shall nominate and the Board Of
Aldermen confirm etc and it WAS negatiyed.
Mr. T,rcoln moyed an smendmant that all eoal costs
coecied bv rho Corporation Counsel shall bo paid into
tho citv treasury tdoptod
A. Is,d ,Sood az d,,o,t recuir,ng ncrsops
., @ .oinn1' hea 49, deS,,nittod
MAKING cohIihnts that Ioio.y nas "oon 'Vh''S0u
snail make oath 10 the chafge AnOpted' -
Mr.. Weed moved an Amendment 10 the 9otn sectOn ro
feIrng the letting OF contracts striking out the pro
vision that contracts email DC naue unless oterwlS or
dered by three-foarths the Board He said If they
other lac ordered work could be lot by contract
Tho amendment was adoDted
mo Com .nittee tIen rose and reported prOCrcss
''. a., Il, ~ ho az.
MT HeITlhs hcn uioNou ults lhc nj
charged lrOin lne Vi
that u be ordered third reading He thought H. had
been tborOu ghly considered.
Mr. Batcheler bOped not There were some other