The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-03-28


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Mayor. addressed a message TO that body, anu
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tonic the building called in law the City Prison, but
one ys@sed rms was Su,ded upon piles over swamp
cent with a eonhnement more impure and iri-
s some than han melted out TO convicted cri,a,
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ana ssns distance
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State Prison il its university Except for the system and
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liberal sxpenditn,e OF money for constructing new
n nas 70 s to 81 IN s s
tisn q ne subject BY menoriasng Inc IessiaaTs
Of Decsm6er last year presented report on the snb
the term Of %
action was taken on the reccmre ndations OF the com
sS sSs SaS fst city es0"
WANT UNIVERSALLY c0NCkDED.
n Been s ana enc S"oSs
sona s S ne " Saesss
upon hey Naturally at e
the best and most expeditions method OF making pro
also
nexamnins the question Sc present
themselves 70 committee They believe the site for
that It should. i possible have water 'front.' The sa
ali ths psoners are Committed
tary on Biackwel's Island Conveyance by water viii
save The ana rss Of the present mode transit
The building should contain ample Court accoinmcda.
tons court rooms 1877 one q the District Police
oyer and rerminsr, should be provides, tins oh
DER Existing encn%stsnees ef marching Dfsoncrs
through The street sngiy in gsnss h
funisnment or crime to be eGecve should be admin
p issSS eh Or s" those pnSs
ays o. an n se S
quent results exciting false mpathy in the public
prejudice against others nnocsn,iy aesasea@isos
a
snsrsstsd ihemseyes e Your committee, and have n
the proposed new s",iSns they S"sys b. t oTs
that The reasons given are good and valid ones
r,0 HOW IT rs 70 ,!,, sE PAP A.. r sok .,
Obtaining the %oS TO sa o ARMAND, and 70" 81 the
tee ' TSsy are free % admit that they believe aaestos
Of pscIniary nature ordinarily sheId not, be con.
administration of Justice to criminals Awisc ana
when the preservation Of lie or t' morals
e the ns Of erf Il
PURPOSES in contemplation IN single year BY
be- their day to make such provision and they
mat
ynced that il was necessary and that the
SsndsstS tic ,aSs sS pended q tSs present
provide the site and erect the building without adding
~, The asS1
scarcity large stores and warehosss IN This vicinity
every that some years ago was eS
bsow as rio % city of Fuen
II sns M nSr IN N of We na
lots would the present time realize sufficient
on the easery side OF the city where Land is much
erection ct ~" the new city i Prison ''''" pay 0'
CITY Prison BONDS.
In order obtain the necessary for the purpose
your committee propose when the sum REQUIRED ncud
commisson 70 be appoined Tor that purpose, to have
BY sae s SS s s e
grounds and building City Prison which
nd appe to the portion OF the pubic
debt interest thereon, becom ing due and payable
REALIZED soa be Expended By S means viii RG be s
city aud il is not only possible but Very PROBABLE that
in thus providing new building, in much more de
requirements Of the city for prison purposes many
courts and afiordng the desired and long needed iac
ties for the proper and efficient transaction OF the bns
trial conviction and punishment Of criminals it may be
accomplished IN the manner proposed nj pecunary
advantage to the city.
IMPRESSED with , RANGER Sy cna1 and Ma,
further delay in providing the accommodations SO i'm
S S 's y se s
all good citizens Your committee had partly prepared
LsFs.tare session. when psssr a,s"',oS was s
Backe and entitled An provide for the location
ena COURTS the city f Of sm ass HT SO
tey and someiey the gupose that they most
and action OF Your honorable body That It's provisions
may be examined and the closest scrutiny given them
sSrsd and appsadea con- nit
i
he aiken by se city ss with S VIEW Of ss
ton o. mis- bl in the highest degree 9pOerine
yoidabe in order to obtain the passage by the Common
Council of the memorial and bill they intended 10
me by D the present Iegisa,arc and the " Project
sy ,s on the bin ss
S Ss are Inc 81 o%Sn @
city to sanction the provisions Of the bin now before the
Of presenns to that body Without frsi susmiliins t
sT s ana IN the
pressing necessities OF the case Aal events respons
Council II proper and favorable action taken Oh the
subject Immediately.
Your committee, therefore, in view of all the of
the respectfully offer for adoption the follow
ing
Resolved, That tins Common Council does hereby ap-
of the provisions OF the act entitled IAN pro-
vide for the location and erection Of new city prison
York, being Assembly bill No. = and respectfully re-.
quest its passage into law by the State Legislature and
also respectfully request the representatives, of this city
in the Senate and Assembly of the state. TO
honorable means 10 secure the passage OF the said bill
ana be 1t further
Resolved That the Clerk of the Common Council be
: o
the Legislature copy OF this report AID that he address
the President the senate and the Speaker OF the AS
sembly respectful letter containing this request.
Appended to the above report was u copy OF the
act now before the Legislature for the erection OF
City Prison.
The resolutions were adopted, and 500 copies or
the report aud act were ordered to be printed in
document form for the use OF the members OF the
Board and Legislature.
THE BROADWAY WIDENING.