The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-02-26

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proposing that il the Judgment Of This meeting
q the city and the cause Of municipal reform
different season Of the year from the General state
This resolution was unanimously adopted.
REMARKS BY EX-GOVERNOR sOLOAONs
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attend TO the suggestions that had been offered at this
REMARKS OF JACKSON 8. SCHULTZ
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character q the charter one OF the departments
spending six millions Of dollars and managed by Mr.
Van Mort was to have one Commissioner, and Mr.. Van
Mort was to be called back by the charter to manage
that department That department, created tor
william N. tweed, now to be managed by Van
Mort Mayor Hall appointed Mr.. Van Mort. lie was
retained by an arrangement and he to be the
great William M. Tweed The republican party at
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man he should like to have his responsibility
divided with him. They had appointed new Corpora
ton Attorney under very peculiar circumstances Who
was he! Was II Charles O'ConorY No II was Delafed
Smith and by this charter proposed that should
have charge Of all the law departments the city lie
Mr Schultz said to his brother republicans that they
could not afford to do this great wrong. proposed
70 put MT Green OUT and they could not afford to do
that (Cheers.) The public had got the notion that
Andrew H. Green was an honest man. and he believed
that Cheers.) Mr.. Green, Mr. Havemeyer Mr.. O'Conor
and Mr.. Tilden-honest democrats they were-stood
by the republican, and helped to the city OF New
FORK from ruin. (Cheers)
SPEECH OF Mr., OTTENDORFER.
Mr.. OSWALD OTTENDORFER, in the course Of his
speech, said
II is Known that this charter was prepared by sub