The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-01-02
THE NEW MAYORS MESSAGE
THE ORGANIZATIONS OF THE THREE
BO1RDS or ILDER MEN.
a COMPREHENSIVE Document that Evidences q


A comprehensive Document that Evidences
Desire that Now orb ~hnlI Have n Good
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r1,c A,1.r,ron Of te-c b,id ,hcir i,st
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meeting yesterday morning, az III O'Clock
message was received from Mayor WicLnam,
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Ninth avenue and lwcnty-scvcnth street for an
n'mory FOR The Ninth Regiment. The message
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hN'nH pee' ln'oen o" u'P' anu .ne resolution oil
THANKS TO PRESIDENT LOWS and Cerk IwomcY
baviny hean nsssed ina ho,rd .dinurned with
IA
out dav
At n on, the Common Council Of 1877
cared IN ordcrh CAN'T r.o,,oy cI,rk ~ ,no
old board. Alderman Guntzor having taken the
chair. the board elected "a its President Alder
,o,n ttonry n p,rr.. RI D,.,,.,,.... -,
Tor Gen. Pinckney. CaDt. Francis j. Twomey
was elected Clcrk. and J,rca waI.b sc-,c,pt.
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"'N'"S' ""u H'u''heh '''e' he"is' "nu ilnVN-
ney were appointed committee to notify MAYOR
Ely Of the organization OF the ho I'd and soon
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- NV" '.."'", W. '0"n """'' 'n''' .'r'N
In the executive department, entered the cham
Der ana presented TO rres'dent Furro' the ioi-
lowing message from Mayor bNi
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT, MAYORS Oprtr,l
NEW NoRK. Jan. 1 l.
coni.'rv q IA necessary Tor newly elected execn-
tive on rs TO publish. on the day OF tneir
lnR the az IS ana powers WIN which thef are
CHARGED. nave concluded TO follow the exam
pie ui MY predecessors nricH although thinN
the duty might be more intoihgeuty disch irged
at Later dav.
" icsuin'ng my conn'cti with the adwinif-
tr'ti1n Of oar city and county government after
an interval " slx years lind much that H. graf
hliuR and mu'h TO deporc.
Our highest pretUsdtivr ~ citizens Ia the priv
ilele Of choosing our rulers and representatives
freely and without Interference. congritulutc
nv fellow ctilcns on The Grand spect icie our
CIV prosecuted on thr utN Of tine last general
election. when l,2,Vp voters deposited tncir bal
lots without any obstruction or di-order. ami
Sc ballots were aitcrward cinv -sed openly
anu justly. Innt this vote was intcllgeuty
civ u /, dcinon-tfatcd hy the fact That altnOufh
the party line was distinctly drawp and
only two ticket were ~ the Held, it
is estimated thit M rtN 81 tho
whole nuurer of voters r.irun'd from
voting regular party ticket, but discontinued
by er sing or changing one or more nalnc- ON
their respective oulots. THIS result m 70 pupnla-
ton cont oscd ~ such strange nd vari d ele-
ments IL properly matter OF co Organization and
pride, while II vndichics the wisdom and pr.c-
tic'tiiity OF universal sunr 70 even IN large
cities. It IL more gratifying when contrasted
WIN our condition. a few years ago. when dis-
honest meh mIhlnul .tei vur hill't n' KS "nu
uail', , % y, "ur ,tl'lIehS. ny u, ur'u.4' We
a, 'O' S""N'N''e' IN'''S' """'' '"'' "V'o
N.xt in i,nnortance 4, honest ,lacttons "a M,
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cedeJ I'M ali ~ orr I,ty,s ,r,. men ~ s,rd
Atllty and uninubtad ii'tegftft N'ifiin vLn.,
'' ~ go, ' W. 49," Ni,Dio
Ind moi tn.Iiiisd W. All irarnr,' Der tho i'm,
,rh,,, s,,,,,, ~ 10 f. ~, ~, 800 -, i..,,,
,,,',','i 80, ~ w t ~, Nv" ii,'s' ',ms
men Oh, N,d unr,,, tin,' ~, ,.,e ,n1 49,.
n,m Wy s,'u ,'.',i'''' 'tioi.' l' E'N'' anu te
strnn,ents ot a,,t.r,,..,,,,, IA ,t',,f,," %" az
vrry prutiiyin, NM ,,'v,fnent i. ,iso .he,rv-
WIN rae ~x'~i-ii',,l thi. ,iri',,,. ~ narfm
and bureaus oi The CIV e1yerufu,n nj Are {, NJ
trolled by Officials WHO are entiiIci TO- 1no conn.
dencn mi ra.,'.rt Of ina ,"nr,nttfv In fh's
respect there mas been a nl..,,ii,., ir.ro,eIncut
during the unst low ,e,rs NH I Xxx. A. M, AZ
will compare flvu rabiy with mos. OF any Otn,r
large cit, in TINS country