The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-01-04
THE SEVENTY SAGES.
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shall member Of no department but the Executive
The administration shall practically carried ON
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II. The members of any board shall have CLASSIFIED
:nss except ihs the board q Finance
H. The Governor shall appoint member of the Boards
ofH:ath Police and Com,1ercs s. .u,ora,,.,. ocer.
and clerks proper proof of fitness, and may remove
MemSsrs e Boards b removed By the Mayor
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visions tor costs And there shall DC provisions allowing
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Every send to the ss spa e
year detailed estimate OF It's for the next year.
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rotary Of state and Govern'or acting as soaTa
Finance having the sd me G@ Of
oerAtSo latter oicsr being the e1ecutiye head Of the
This department shall have the duty Of OF In
the osartef Of last year OF the members Finance
roller " and two co@nsionefs Fresdent o
Board Of Aldermen shall two members and ass
and the Assistant MAYORS Two ~, had .h.u
be elected by the Judges OF the City Courts ana be re-
Shra.rhe Police Department. with metropolitan
rrsdeion be COMPOSED Of three OF h wo IN
the Governor shall name one and the othcr TWO snail DO
Fa@1~Dspartment Of Public Works, perhaps incud-
Sy4~Seps d Oh critics end Correction;
.Ia Eo including Building department
Msa The Board p sSs ss
be part and having power OF excise licensing ana street
l12 The Health and Police Departments should have
an Sa t. L the duty of
planting and care Of all trees along streets.
careful provisions defining what each
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mere party policy or political opinions.
"a. There shall be all proper provisions for discovering
and Furnishing official fraud. .
The elections under the charter shall be in the
Spring, and separate from other elections In the CITY,
8 There shall be provisions to the effect that copy Of
authority and duty OF any city officer shall after this
session. be served the Mayor and the Clerk OF the
Board Aldermen ten days before the same shall be in
trOduced into the Legislature. 49,
n. The Committee OF Seventy land its ub-Commttee
Legsat0n desirOus OF cooperating with any or
ganizau0n aiming to secure welidrawn charter Tor
this city the basis of tho foregoing principles or as
ladon practicable; but being charged with q public
duty In which they large interests and earnest
and decided convictons they must distinctly that
they neither abandon compromise the substance
Of those principles for any temporary success or party
And in submitting foregoing they must be under
stood rcserying their right 70 insist on details IN har
wise our city laws and ordinances,
And they deem both Just and essential to harmonious
and intelligent action that they shall have early and
adequate opportunity TO examine the proposed charter
and to freely confer with those promoting 1t.
Among the wise men present were Messrs. J. M.
Brown, J. w. Sieman, George w. Lane, John Foley,
e. Ballin Howard Potter, Jackson s. Schultz Dor
man O. Eaton, Simpson Sterne, II. G. Beers, Philip
Bissnger, John Wheeler, J. J.. Tappen Benjamin
d. Sherman, Charles Waters Henry Clews, John j..
Mckenzie, II. Ballard, and many others whose
names our reporter has not yet become acquainted
with.
they meet again next Tuesday evening, and the
HERALD man expects to meet them also, ''iI the
weather Is dne."