New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-29
EXCITED EMIGRATION COMMISSIONERS.
STRIKING WILDLY AT AN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
.propnp C.RSOCUAN DISMISSED.

STRIKING WILDLY AT AN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
ABUsE-DR CARNOcHAN DISMISSED.
At the meeting of the Commissioners OF Emg ga a
tion yesterday, Secretary jackson eApaeIs int
board WHY he had accepted the position on join
agent of the railroads doing business III Oasio us
den He had concluded, however TO resign w. - h
ton. The question of the amour. OF Ien'
ITlrcb suggested that $4,000 year snouIu oo 81
oulred II finally resolved 10 MAJ w; The
81 900 On Commissioner Stephenson od ~ renor,
TostIc Garden Committee were Instruc ca 10 lopoi
whether or not the Labor Bureau could W lnau
source of revenue TO the commission hho,hoa i ro
luton offered by Mr. Stf GGieGanaS TeT
landing at this port by the company s,e"i 81 20
upon which they arrive MT Siet'" V1as nasscd,
offered the following resolution, whicn was pass
wb,rso. DIR l. M Carnochan one OF the cOnsu .ia y
q, The Medical Board OF Wards lslana
nnder oath before the Senate Finance nvs'cian
ha RS 5noy1n for a long period that the Pny @
rSteS and his assistants were incompetent 10 perform
ther GUY; naid DR. j. NJ Canochsn has never inform e
this Board Of alleged ncompetency OF n 1 ss one
staff, and therein has failed to perform Di' uD''
OF the Gonss sia DR. j. Nj Csrnochan is hereby dis
mis-, 81 from the position OF CONSUMING e"4s' "
Wards island Medical Board . .,
A. Forrost objected to the resolution, AS us IAN
onaGe was summary and offensive no lnG y n ~
Ghan Dr. arnochan's before the coAit H., bo
snonded Mr. stephenson. Mt starr salu t'a, no
bpJ more damaging evidence against Dr Carhochan
than that contained ID the resolution. M:
com criticised some OF the doctors acls Wtlle
0,sicar of tie mort and Surgeon-lll-Chei at NdIu
IeIood Messrs. Ulrlch and Taintor were appointed
oarnmitto. 10 prepare the annual report OF tho
commission to the LEGISLATURE o,.o,.io, 70
NJ ITlricb then called attention 10
an editorial IN The World OF yesterday
citici,nr the commission, and, as he lnIeIpleleI
- char cter1zing Messrs Hurbut, Starr anu
H;,,hnn.o on and himself as better than tnleVes'
Nr UlIich sad: Life Is short ana IL Is inpoSslo
% aii nj the lies that are told, but some statements
are 40 false as TO facts, an so lhduc'"uS III nj
siuuatOns that we cannot let mem pass "i'iiu n
comment | think that every lalr-inind' man WI
IA evsn I'm the news reports Inc u ora, IdctS III
r,qard 10 tie working OF the board TO ulspiVNJJ
+e 9tcInents in these ed oIlals. IL II ih'iiu
tot there il ring with " HON the pr0hts OF Cdhle
Garden privi eyes are divided. We'll 80 la d. 'li
concerned, have found " more eAPehsirr -, :" ~ "
member of tins Board than t. remain private CT
,zcn I he man who wTo,e that charge must he Il
coward | have frequently crIIcl eu re NolhInS0
at The commission, but nothing exists that cd1h VI
such wholesale denunclatlOu. Leu IN IN cIlcIsT' II
tHey like the methods Of the commits son. bu Wheh
theTe are charges of corruption / must take the
nnnor'uniIy 10 denouuce them a. absolutely ia Sc
oIrd infamous The ed tor who wrote II IL cow
sTd and am not surprised hat the paper ia rum
ninp down hill and that the proprietor Is aXous 10
sell IT" .i,, 60 dorornoa
the Edi or OF The WOrd rs a mean dirty, con
teu,n HE coward MIR. Stephenson sald that ne
had bcrn unable 10 learn the name OF the writer OF
fhc editoral out If lie could find him. ne WOULD lake
a yyhip ana cOwhde mm, because he was lhle
and stpI. mo, = reputaton Zone of The edl orr"
Inc continued, " OF The World ran away 10 Europe
10 cove himself from incarceration IN prison. ana II
IA. had ms lust deserts, be would be there now
No wonder some men 80 and shoot EDITORS ,
A resolution vas ADOPTED requiring me Casue
Garden COMM tee to investigate ana report
wnetbcr Reductions could not be made III the ices
tr me transfer oI baggage the pces OF pr0Vlslons
and the COMMISSIONS Tor the exchange OF money.