New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-03-28

inS one year or both at the discretion OF me oo
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i'll were 20 read its third reaS con-
should not doubt that you would pass "''""' w.
contradiction lApplausei a.. ..noe Office and to the
The next bill Is IN relation 70 .9c Of that office
is sucent say this that wise ana 9 bat oiss
snaen fbs saperSson and control as All
other departments Of e5nde 9 ssd Rpporton
rbs think we VIZ nas ~ snn time in it's dis
The next with the Register and the sSe m
rite uncertainties and the same tns TnnSty
which had discovered IN the once o. t saxs
Clerk and which hang ABOUT tne oaee mmsry msanar
been removed in complete ana suuh"si Ss o% sun.
do not know what his smS nna nShterl wSteb
strkes YOU perhaps small when you consider NAV tl
nj within eieht years tho Presidest Of the united S
n aa Of the to lapplasea nd
ali his received as fees go INTO the bi
Tbeu we have an relation TO the surrogate
has an agreeable in the first section because re-
psss.sc Of this act the oard Of Aldermen OF the City OF
Sew-York shall to have or exercise snSy
power ., IN M re;s to Of ne or in regard to
salaries OF to snon UNI % Se
passed death OF one OF its terrors TO our cuEchS'
And now we come TO the Sheriff lausher which, as
infer from the manner In which the suggestion Is met
more agreeable than II the Sheriff were comnk 70 yo
aughter The Board OF Aldermen are to cease 70 nave
or exercise any power in regulating or ~
fIe goes on under tAe system Of provision lol
the existence of his office under the con. . "
the object oil that law III, 49,. oorobino
Then there in connection with the searchpg
for liens and sales for taxes that is, the flnancl
partIrent and CrotOn water taxes and me amount on
the fees is Sss @Da tss IeI sy removed And
we have a very bill about the Department Oh
emf commissioners are to terminate the first OF next
January and in their places the Mayor snsn appoino
a single commissioner who shall be Known as tHs
Commissioner of the Department OF Puh1c farEs anu
shall succeed to all the rights and powers ana aa or
until removed by the Mayor at salary OF SooO9 var
20 s V shall SaSe none Of the scandals and
none oppression which have been laid bare py A'e
MON peor debtors who are plueEcd not so much by
their creditors by their jailers Appsnssl And, IN
falls which way said TO De in the same direction as
that for the adjustment OF mprsonens tGT su he
taken from the Police Board and put In entirely non
PARTISAN board.
SOME MEASURES NOT COMMENDED.
There is another bill has been introduced up there
thai the committee favor aud which we cannot
think you favor and that the bill to make the ONCE
of Corporation Counsel elective That is direct step
backward. the very worst office IN relation 10 inc
Mayorslty. that such change could be made
upright counsellor. in litigation and IN law,
OF the greatest Importance but that the Mayor who Is TO
be your trusted holder ana maintainer of your power
should have for his adviser so important "a that OF COZ
porston Counsel man that he knows and conidos m
aprimary proposition that needs 90 explanation 10 an IN
tetligent mind. Applause .or,,a., a., ,mror.
tsnt BY the committee. and that + having having
:A'G say9F tS SA such Would SSS
thing II we could have election day and a bsllo9ox
fer f We and mad nesSa siss 81
boxes guarded and the votes were eonnied mat There
&sa been order ss'fa d On help the
Governor or o President By trade lApplausel what
ts wf e. W Sohs 70 think Of beforehand nothing
to canvass In the newspapers nothing 10 TAX anoat AZ
counting rooms and workshops, hut whom they
would like to have Mayor, snd II they Weat
sity may Se left to destruction lApPause We
fears on that point We think II viii be great hep
ton, with saf that he rs to appoint serving ne SANE
Presidential election. but great Mayoraty election
as the city, which will speak about There was 0Il
Introduced. which has passed one House, which was In,
Service Commission all the administrative subordinate
Officers in all the ce s OF 6s s force as snd Ss poe
clerkships, but au influence not IN the interest OF
f6e part police force After the reso-
buttons that embrace the oomInittees ahsts sD nave
ton this additional Dstter the form Of resolution OF
IecOmmendatlsn H impossible lof saose TH 1
10 the fact that the politicians ana AMBIGUOUS
force IN bottles of Cooper institute meeting without
distinction OF party as they are TO ook Al lhe hlaJoHy
When the people OF the city NewYork without excite
ment OF partisan Interest in me struggle Of poes come
n. and the politicians of both parties
In both houses Albany understsnd II great deal bet
ter 1t Ia their business Laughter They have
weather eye all Dc the rim OF their hats aughter
Nothing escapes their observation and they know the
difference between force and tummeryi between indig
nation and tady LaughteI Let us understand that the
In the that the offender Is; they beusy
and Se are pHhhed as the moanest Of
the people, " no are oIen 20 Indictment ana iHprS"n
ment as telons. lG'reat applausel
ADDRESS OF JUSTICE DAVIS.
lad Inv
the chairman He spoke with great earnestness,
and often reused his hearers to high pitch of en-
thusiasm When he finished reading the resolutions
three hearty cheers given for Governor Cleve-
land Justice Davis said:
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN; am requested to offer to
the consideration of this meeting the resolutions which
Twill MOI reads
Res,loed, That the report Of the Committee of Fifty
three reference to legislation affecting this city Is here
Oy heartily approved request said committee TO
continue their efforts in securing an improved Guy GOV
trodueed bE the special lnvesssng committee OF the
Assembly abuses in the offices o; the Sheriff.
bills making the president of the Board of Aldermen
elective and terminating on February 1889 the terms
all heads OF departments hereafter appointed oy he
Resolred That we favor the election OF the Mayor in
the spring and the of Bureau of Elections
from the Police Department 70 nOnpartsan commission
Rssoiped That we thank the Legislature for the work
already accomplished, and in he name Of t&xbur1ened
community earnestly ask them TO accede TO tAeSo our
Resoced That deprooate the action of the members
from this city who oppose these measures.
RssOired That the Governor OF the state n0t only
for approval the bill concentrating responsibility IN
the hands Mayor but for his manly and courageous
exposition OF his therefor warmes thanks are
justly due.
ReSolrea That the Committee OF Fftythree hereby
authorized discretion increase It's membership,
MI any which OCCUR In Its numbers
Mr. President, " moving the adoption OF these resOu-
TONS shall say few words. and FIRST my behalf,
In which doubt this meeting will join me, desire
most earnestly thank the Committee OF Fiftythree for
the noble energetic and faithful work they have already
done. GAppause.l trust that the committee
will consent still furthe- to act your and
my representatives for the purpose OF carrying out so far
such is possible TO ultimate success OF the
measures that have been presented 10 you tonight
tApDlause.l Now, will detain you from hearing the
speakers the evening with only another thought The
great city has been for years 70 the country