New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-04
THE INDUSTRIAL EXHIBITION.

ACTION OF THE BOARD OF ASSISTANT ALDERMEN
The Board of Assistant Aldermen met yes
terdsy in their chamber, Civ Hall. President Wade IN
the chair Assistant Alderman ClaDey moved the
adoption of the following
Resoipcd That following General Order, u wit No
22S Resolved, That The MAYOR, Aldermen and Com,
monaly OF the City OF New York hereby consent TO ana
authorize the loan OF the sum O S5)0O " Lhe lnus-
trial Exhibition Company ont OF the funds OF the city,
tO be raised In the manner aud upon the terns sptcSu
by Chapter 734 of the Laws Of ls3 aud that inc
Controller he and he is hereby authorized aud EN-
powered issue ana deliver the bonds therein speohe
and to pay over 10 said company tue amount OF sara
0lu pursuant TO the provisions of said law on receiving
the security for the repayment thereon when Is hero
directed be yen," be taken from the St OF Genela
Orders and referred TO the following Special Committee
who shall on Friday Nov. 7th bold meeting for the
same: Hcaly Ginonson. Kchoc stracb Beyea, Brueks.
kIcps, Thlis,, and Wiser
Assistant Alderman simonson said that It was very
singular resolution. The main portion OF 1t had been
rcscnded az special meeting Of the Board of Aldermen
He hoped that the plain resolution would be placed De-
fore the Board and objected TO referring the matter TO
Special Committee
Assistant Alderman Clancy said he believed the
interests the people OF the city were at stake ana ne
would do his duty rs member Of the Board ho DC
levcd tho resolution TO be the property OF the Bodru'
notwithstanding The original resolution first passed
by The Board Of Aldermen in the possession OF he
Clerk of the Common Council. lie insisted that the
resolution was proper, and in referring II to Specai
Committee he hoped that they would give the matter
careful consideration and report III que uhe' ho III
tended that the investigation should be rigid one ana
that a chance should be given to all who wished 10
speak either FOR OF AGAINST It. DC again moved that Inc
resolution, as read, b3 adopted.
AssstantgAIderman Thorne said he would vote
AGAINST its adoption He objected 20 the names OF inc
being embodied in the resolution, and Thought
only Just and due courtesy TO the President to name
the Committee Assistant Alderman Clancy replied
that he had chosen Of their abest members az the
Committee ana did press for the passage OF the
resolution granting money until the Committee had
reported. Assistant Alderman Smonson moved that II
he referred 70 The Committee Finance. The motion
was lost by the following vote:
AfirmatvC-A ssistlut-Altermen Wiser, TborneH
CoddugJOn, Wade and Simonson-5.
NfgaiIve-Assistan Aldermen Foley, Clancy, Thelss,
Strack KehoC, Brucks, Kelly, and Cimisky-S
Assistant Aldermen StraCk moved 70 Jay the resoiu-
ton on the table. Lost by the following vote:
irmativo--Assistaut Aldermen Wiser, ThOEneH,
Coidiug tOu :. rack, Wade, aud SmonsOn-G.
Neutrality-suspicious. Aldermen Foley, Clancy, Ihess'
KehOe Brue6s, Kelly, and Cumlsky-h
The question then put on the original motion,
which wascarried by the following vote:
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Aldermen Foley, Clancy,
Thesis KehOe, Brucks, Kelly, and Cumisky-1.
Ncg,tNc-A~sIstaut Aldermen Wiser, IhOrnell, Coo
dlngJon, suack, Wade, and smonson-S.