The New-York Tribune Newspaper, January 8, 1867, Page 2

NEW-YORK DAILY TRIBUNE, TUESDAY, JANUARY 8; 1867.. : [ - Toeat the alx per cent | Iative Committes wi fiwfi“fifimzfi?mw m’ Now-York r«nd?l}'r o | 30 ho Diased neme S pa et the Yharres e mnv:llj par, aud the seven per ceuts a very cousiderabl m ’:{n‘m all cit -mmflmn)"x' :,'”u“"wm‘ra 2 Premiiie o AL ESTATE OF THE D tiee AT L i ok 7S omly 0 aak, Wl og 2 n— coms \uferred from the inconvenience which tweon the coirdinate branches of the Government, always CITY AND COUNTY GOVERNMENT, THE SUFFRAGE BILL. iy ou on m"” ;'::; OOM necossary for the public wellarowas nover.more dem By ety e of 1 by URGRMEGE of B T Dor | orsiant i o tstti. B e A e neart of e DOARDIOF ALDERMEN, i the ople thes y W] constant aim to p of don that have | ORGANIZATION ,?l'l THER YEAR—JOSEPH SHANNON Inmyl =~ R f i n sato of the | 1nay e ."flp"ut iy e it Comil od, and on hetgeenthem. The differences s 1 g terday for the proved real est 8 pon 1 telligence, integrity 56, T] W pleig Aeprived of their political rights, o iy g :"1”3'1’!‘ CRCD T have rendercd me ouly tlie more cantious, KD PRESIDENI—A " anim it al estate belonging to the ty. The Com- Upo m"‘p‘ their duties wi b B vily B The Board met at 12 o’clock noon yes! the mlm’.lunel'luf the Sivking Fund seted prmn.“"é up y | o DS, Al Krity of purpose. n:? ":n';l o i had not com) wharves shouid be equal to any in the world, and INTIAL VETO. IDENTIAL VI i not desire & retrocesslon; that (he evil might be | 5.4 4yo Excontive should ;mwhl.!,:,‘:,,zl;.;‘:hs {:Nr k) oard mek Bt 10 Othe paar 101 o n s of " Ca ins, or, Dy excecding. y manner, | p ol ¢ /2 g oatlol = he sale of ,viion of it. oTigTY Y M Jected Cliafrinan pro tem. suggeation, and ordered the sale of n lirge po T Mm& Suual to any 1o worldy and a3 ased THE PRF The following message vetoing the bill conferTing | o oqied by glving them a representation tn Congress | voguti e o, i ) s i e i f his dnties, destroy the oquilib- b MOGINNLS was ¢ sugg nffrago upon the blacks in n.;- District of Coluubia | ynen the District sould bt a1y pr the constitutiom Ve hetween i o r;‘:;rlhmi‘»}.uuum A Conin moved et iou bo locted por. | Tires banired ani 6y-ve parcel wers sk o e pree | ooy oo g | g, a0 Ll thoy ean e muads £, yicld & roun a, . s meal aloeal Tag it if the dn- | ) and whi 50 ersential armonous | manent Chairwan, Purchasers d'd 1 Iy for nine of these equal to the Interes! 1 ethe uue 1 dn the mean time a ld i which 15 so essential (b 0 KAToveed | ™A1, Wity mov ed to substitute the pame of Juachl B e et b q;:l'(l"’m.lc:‘;:l(l;l RV AND I PROVIMENTS, e Central Parl ¥ was sent futo Cougress yesto / litienl o the Senile of (he Tnited Slales ights, they politieal Tost; 12 in the uffirative, 2 i the itinues o grow (. beauty snd ag g ree | Vavnum, which was ent §& more Ikely 1o preynile Leaciog net amount,of sales. v tants had not politicnl i e/ o i1 et “An | infinence; that th wd expense of 1 g for | rof the, other two | negative, snd Mx. Comiu's motio 1 have received and Lo i‘.“},fiffl.;:’.fl’,,fl‘fi ,,:},14 (A.; the. District would not be great, but would diminish ! cetatly to the exer | kL. Sriaxox on tak gtbe chafr thaked the B et Tl i Tho et Tesérvol 18 10 process o S "‘, :.m:w:uum “it ;“vl'u Senate op the 19tk December, | and nfght in o great measure be avolded by & loenl | t “‘l: {"l n' I "’.’ ‘:‘h:-n\“l; ::5:"“”'" i“’:" }d..,:....h...m.,,.,];,,", viz ;nllf:f‘ll:lxwdn :; ‘"ndhh I'nmr'x.u':ld m’rrvi:‘ Viien lh’n? . W passed by thie Senate on the 19th December, gt in a @ spoter | thiem {1 WO i cash. eted, o r QSR 28 it itted Sny €rry 8 they WO be i in o D6 puppliel with Croton wasamr = 1y tap g Y ure, and thut’ CODEIess cou 12 nof retrocede the he o its without their consent. Continving to live b n —alt for upon Uncozstitaionaly i heart, T1c 1oped that the present For inforn B Toid fs i means 0f | elose v 10ut auy Tegi-ts on their 0wl or thel nformation in regsag Roi e MOV, """m Fund. de to the title to the remaining L improvements, I refer you to tie reports and by the House of Keprascutatives on the succeeding Al Id for $562,650, and on which & | geveral Departments. presented for approval on the 26 | iuhabi b Bt pp ey, e substantially under the laws that existed at the tuc constitu- @ 1 jmprovident leei withno—#ix days after the wjourmment of Congross—and A 5 fion agaiust mvasions of the just powers of the | ents’p I. - gl o e e, n | of the cession, and such cliavges only having been mado L Al il Departmenta. 1t4s remarked by | “Dav: T, Valentine vas elocted Clerkcs Willlagh Walsh, | et las been paid, Theso objectious, 1t | ° Tie sale of a portion of the City Fall Parkto 15 now returned with my objections o the Senate, k| OFIECRERT0 L B L, the peopte of fho Dis- L it ® to anact lawe 18 transcenden s, an Comnelins Caliaban, Assistant | J§ Gelioved, will bo for the most part rewoved. Sliton Coveunimas 10F o site 40F 1po. TuabOffices Tio MY which ouse 1t asiginiatec, vanot sought, by & local legislature, that which at possesses it be @ fuil and avi-o t-Arms, TAXES. withoat doubt, be cousntumated, and meots wuch pubyg Measures having been introdueed, at the commenee- | trict havenot sought, by a loca glslature, 1] gt I, thera 18 danger of its Tas-Levy for 1867 was referred to the Finance The tax levy for 1836 was $16,950,767 68, Boing §1,299,184 08 | favor. o iy ly been willingly conceded by tke Congress ol destrietive welg! m all the etier parts | Commitice. 5 Jess than that of 1865, The rate of taxation iu’ 1865 was | = The snme may bo sald ef the proposed releass to 63 een | CX"Committee was appointed to wait on the Mayor, and | g gg ou every i, i it i oty 0. Thix uto | Goverumentof & vurtion o Ui Butiery. Exicision m'.,. ' D i ) inery of goverament. It has, therefo! <uty, by the most slillful and most experl- | fnform his Honor Hhe science of civil polity, that strong | ready to receive any comi ment of 1he first session uf the preseut Congress, for the | has general extonsion of the elective franchise to persous of colordn | the nation. ;1'. r‘m bl O eiot of Colwmbin, steps were taken by the corpd- | As a genaral rule, sound palicy requires that the Legls. | ol artists in'¥ rate authorities of Washington aud Georgetown to ascet | Jature should yield to the wishes of u people, when not | burriers thowd be erected : s tain nd make Kuown the opluionof the people of the | yyeonsistent with the Coustitation and {ho Taws, The | curlty of the other necehsary powers of tho Goxe ent. Nothis has heen deenied more fit and two cities npon & subject so immediately affecting ';"‘; measures Sufted to ono community mh(l: not bowell | 1HE f0r the piirposs than tito provision tha, e b ) 1 welfare a8 & community. The question was submitte adapted to the condition of another; and the persons | of the Exeeutive Department should he so_ constituted a8 | (Ely) N 7 e % y e i o 3 cciire o requisite share of indepandence that he “Aderman Braeoy moved to return the petition to Mr. | peduge the rate of taxation at least one-half. S omenktslly Sislin yeu pttantion Jo ; the people at gpecial elections, Leld in the m"\':'m.n ';lf,;; best qualified o determine such questions arc thoso | £ At 8 FITFIC 6 karoef indepemlenss. i LY moted o etn ol | St i o BS P — P ww“&flflly i s B, cember, 1565, When the qualified voters of Wa whose interests are to be directly affoctod by auy pro- | ¢, ""'"‘""'iyu"m £, testing on # still more p throt > the Fifth.' i MeKy been settled. and to learn, in addition to it, that unnecessarily high #8 | Taurens-st. to West Broadway, e oot wih g wtay O EIIACH O | e v, T Massacht, o Bsanct e rruns | o BN GAN o oo A derman. Y ofered roten | B0 o adaiontof, ot GReScke LTy | Mo ension o Cotiat. hrongh the blocks WAl -msely emplated legisla- rithout regard to color, provided | lidity of Inws hy 10 Stet o . ocks to pressed themselves opposed to the contemp are allowed to vote withe B agalvst the reception of Mr. McKnigl.t's petition, on the | with that of other cities in and out of the State. Lafayette-place, which comeets with J Y e largest, with is necessity of jsowe such cheek in the hands of the | ghound that the matter had long since be isposed of, In Boston, Massachugetts, where real estate is If theas things ave dons, the m“l_kl rm.'."" Z asd Fron. In Washington, iu & vote of 6,858—the largeet, With 4 4,5 1oeens a certatn dégreo of futelligenco. In 4 PP | pxecutive 8 €hown by tofes ' 0 teat of Alderman Ely was then placed on fiiey | ot ita full market value, and whore verified detalled state- | tho upper part of tie eity whl be wrcatly oo P atton o tha Commities | manta of personal property are made by the tax-payers to | X muke thess Suggestions in order 10 attract your sttewt ., Med in that city—only 36 bal- 1 4.4, 231,00, there were, by the census | writers upon our systemn of government, whe see r, MeKnight's pelition was referr — Tatom AL B i ; oscd of Aldermon Coman, Loew aud McBrien. The nescssors, the rate of tax 18 §1 80,80 that taking into | tion and that of the *'"""“"ww b Shink weald b owst it this Board was organized and | 7008 Gk Dased upon an aasessed valuation of real es- | gite for a Revenne Barge Office, e ainit | or 1868 wi Dased, 1EOD, U0, SONAI Catate, 957,008 074, | * Dy, Fgbert . Viele, the Kniieer In ehargn of the ey rd for the protection ax - | to the Aking n total of §737,050,908. Tt 18 well known that our | tory Extension, nssures me tliat the same 3 in as P 'Aldcrinan CoMAN presented a protest from Peter | yo] estate Is assessed q .x{ (a8 & general rule) at but little | progress us possible, end will be, when (uisbed, s th MCKniglit, nsking that Wiliinm L. Ely be not permitted | yuore thisn balf it market valuc, and that an lmmense pertect plece o Work. g e lta"seat s & member of fho Present Board, 16 | aniownt of Ure personal property of oitr peaple chcbs bk FXTESSION OF FIFTIAVENUE, Bre, B, aving been wrongfully declared elect ation entirely. A full assessmeént would, I bave no doubt, | T rexpeetfully bavite your attention to the consider and but two exceptlons, Brer D ge: while In Georgetown . L tors and of the males over | €Ut in the opiulon Uit encronchents aro ioet 1ots were ecast for megro suffrage; Wi ity s | of 1860, only 9,602 persons of color; and a prehiended from the department in which all 1 g0 wus then received from the | consideration the assessed valuation of property, the rate | lic improveents. The consideration and discussiou of " In an nggrogato, of 513 votes—s number considerably I} ¢y enty.one years of age, there were 990,088 white 10 2,603 |y erg are vested he Constituifon. Mr. Madison, in or: e 15 a8 high, if not higher, than ours, them canuot, in uny event, do harm. Fy excossof the average vote at the four preceding annual | o009 By the same official enumeration, there were in | yeferring to the di MESSAGE OF MAYOR HOFFMANN. In Philudelphin, whero assessed valuations are lower HY: ANNST. WIDENING, b Joctions—but ope was given i favor of the proposed €X- | g.q Distriet of Columbia 60,764 Whites to 14,516 1 son8 of 1 MAYOR'S OFFICE, NEW-YORK, Juu. 7, 1807. | than here, the rate 1s 84 per hundred on real estate, and | This subject, which excited so much atfention whang b iy theee elections seem.f 41 Sitort 2 ot gislative Department is 1o the Honorable the Conmon Council. 30 conts on personal estate. came Into office, wis put at rest by the wdoption of ¢ tension of the elective franchise. As these elections the colored race. ince then, however, the populaiion o of its aelivity, and sEN: In obedience to the requirements of I Brooklyn it 1s §3 41._In Roehester, $5 62. Tn Utiea, | resolution—which 1 n!umn‘ed—nulumn thie o 3 to have been eonducted with entire falrness, the result | g0 pigtrict has largely increased, and itis estimated that | power fnto mpetnons vortex. harter, T respectfully present for you considera- | §5 61 Tn A any, £ 76, In Syracuse, $372. Iu Troy, fof | resolution which directed the widenlag, otineyting nust be accepted as a truthful expreasion of the opinion | ¢'ye hresent time there are nearly & hundred thousand repmblic KAI‘:“‘::‘]HI‘\;; rec jJwecnd lowing IJ(-u‘l:‘!l;l’I:;:!g'-llhm: mrrlimgfl’ to the gn::fl;'l nlxpl'l"r%l&l only, in addition to the Stal aud u.r:-.&drgama-“lyn xmlmnp'.‘n't Albany, the fg wh c] & " o AN D overuents of L 0 ‘ounl X, . @ la i * P ol he Wwol P 4 e the Dirict upou tho_question WICh | Lyieto thirty thousapd ngroes. The canse f the avg- | Tkt Tend 80 {he saune ty oty e B COvERNMENT, | s 42 een able to obtaln information from the | fare, instead of making their v b e Wiy sty evokod it. Posscssing, w8 an erganized community, the | 5,.5,¢0d numbers of the fatter class needs no explanation. | as is threatene [ n theory, the City of NeW-York is governed Iy the | other eities i time for this message. would he greatly increased fn value—bear its fatr s m tracy I8 1t Is sub These comparisons are suggestive. They should not be | equitable share of such expense, resulted tn tho eyl Mayor and C stautially e ture und by vu dently of cach o same popular right us the inhabitants of a State or Tertk | contigaous to Maryland and Virgiuia, the Distriot, during utive magitraey I tory, 1o make Kknown their will upon matters which affect | ¢ war, became 8 place of refuge for thoso Who o8- ! thelr soeial and political condition, they could 1ave | oinaq from servitude, and it s yet the ablding | assembly which s v 3 selected no more appropriate mode of memorializing Con- place of a considerable proportion of those who sought l“h:l‘“l-;;;pl;];' ‘y«hh’ulvlJ ';::.“ P gross upon the subjoc 1 smmon Counefl © In faet, 1t is not. trolled avd ygegulated by the State Le, isla- | overlooked by those of the people and that portion ofour | the whole measure, very muchto puble satisfac ¢ s Legislative Commissions, acting jude- Imw« Whose coutimal assailts upon our eity and our pub- | Whenever Aun-st. can be ¥ideued and the cost the . = ther and of the Municipal anthorities, | lie men men tend to creato the Imm&:\lun abroad that | gssessed upon property on just and equitable prinej) ufidetios i Ats uwiistrengil Clty Governmeut eantot make expendionres withou | this clty of ours is the © plague & " of the country. | shall be glad to sec It dones bt Lsluill o pose, ax s ¢ to fecl all the “'l"" islative appropriations; mor can it inaugurate or That the standard of muny men In publiclife s low pposed, wny scheme the object of which 15 (o enrich u Mk t not so numerous s to be | TRV SR publie tmprovement without Legis. | enough, and that our whole ystem of local government | individuals at public expense. y 1 of opening, grading | 18 bad enough, and that our taxes are more than thes MARK) et Of It parsions by WAl | 3,606 guthority, except in the matte K mst the enterprising | BN LT Wl building sev. ers, of i other work | should Do 1 reely admit; bat as long as our secnrities sell | 1 regret to say that for want of Lecilative action, né ul J bav ought to e | b eter, (0 be paid for by dssessments upon | ata premiim, and we Pov xercised by an a supposed niflucuced of thly bl than theough Ue SO | yenin g imits o Shelter from bondage. “Until then beld | whieh wetuate a waliiin frages of their qualified voters. inslavery, and denfed all_opportunitica for mental cul- of pursning the Entirely disregarding the wishes of the people of the | ¢, gheir first knowledge ‘of the Govermment was ac- son prescrily hiate the most costly parks, the | fmprovement lins boen magde in our warkets. A the most Nberal pnbfi(- charities, wnlu made last Winter to procare the x‘nl“imnn'a.n nking nf District of Columbia, Congress has decined itxight and | ooty \ohen, by conferring upon them freedom, it hecame d ey and ¢ Ttiredr precantion.” ” A quired when, by conferring upon the 4 1 wy and ex . el ey s jor portion of all mone, sed by tax- | grentrst water-work expedient to pass the messare vow submitted for Wy S8+ | 4. ponefactor of their race; the test of their, capability | pirtment 8 snperiorlty in our s wxpended by the Board of Eduen Wl Ny he | the largect poliee o most extended system of free | authorkang the Commissioners of the Fuud te uature. It, therefore, becomes the dutyof the Exccutive, | o improvement began, when for the first time, the ca- m‘-‘\\:;_.lv f3 o ul" 1“4 m\l]l ';: ’."l ‘:;'nv s » jeslons created by the Legislature ;” and rllntmlnrlnne ‘u;::r_v, ‘vllnrm.e f:;' taxlx’-}l:r]all«lxl:n;::‘l:;: build a uew market on the Gansevoort property, but §§ ow g i 8 " B o s helng nt ouce more exte susceptib) S A nouncl) La i B slghbors, the people, nm! e nmz0e g ,|= o 5. o logaisb ey, b oo uh;l -'tl; -“l.x: reer of free industry and the avenuos to iutelligence wero B precise fimits, 1t can with the greater facility K, ::.'hfrf.'uv uf’t'fif-'ul.'.'g"n'.';-(.n.'-:'.'«":x'-':l(lf-'-‘-:;‘u'»‘nhn'r'.flr»»:.u o ("‘:""‘:' "T-:‘lrnl-'-'m‘-:..‘nrr:um;vlu nl.pnmy and should find in :u:"u:l. by s:&"-i’;::fl‘flmh?ufif t‘:“ have I'HI:'"‘:I' Comy of the other, fairly exprossed, to determine whetlerho | oo 5 4o them. Possessing these ndvantagesbut o lin- o complientod aid indirect measuros, the eieroncly D e these facie with the lutention of casting | the facts stated some grounds for congratulation, Dilaaion: appointed by the Goyernor for the same purpos + % shiould approve the bill, i thus aid in placing upon 0 | ey yue the greater number perbaps baving entercd | GG e It makes o7 ettive power. being Testraincd G repronel ipon ' Coupnsdont oF ToArd, ontor | | IRETAX LEVY FOR taia. ) v | These will T eupposes by reewed this Witer, Ay th 1, t o g against which the people 5 n o b o ped) A+ b v " the purpose of relieving thé local anthorities from their s amo s T ha ated, to X 3 revenues from the wmurkets go foto the Einking Fu statute-books of the 1; () na ln]\\,tll;;":n;‘““ltll m;] mlw fhe District of Columbia during the later years of the mrr within @ narrower compas ,‘..‘.l 'l:h.'fn'-' e simpl lm q:: 'y '.m.’.-.»uf‘-.-lm-«-m e eere: but 1 stats them I | following il the Durposés for which the | there would seem o be s great proprioty in Nl ol to whom it I8 te apply huve solennly or since its termination—we may well pause to inqnire | nature, and the judiciary being des | Grier that the truth may he distmetly understood and | amotnt was raised, n1d who was responble for ite ex- | authority upon the Commissioners of tiat fund to o Sote bE afurpat e the redponsibility whole aystem, throngh all thie C devised for u g A well and r, but parts of od where it justly belongs. The | penditure. 1 fuvite the careful attention of yourselves | new 1maskets, the expense tobe pald from moucys ra s with the charter and maning detadls: ized from the sale of honds to be fssned for that piirposs, s, 15 the worst that conld be $16,000,767 88 THE BROADWAY PAVEMENT. bty @ of the Commissions have 1 7t The Legislature last Winter cnumlnflp-uhl(}m‘, hay ave, How- | (& Jor theneeof the bisie, sion for the improvement of Eroadway puvement. Tt T4, Por tho Fuflet, Beurdof iegih vaciews made up of the members of the Croton Aqueduct i T 88 0 and William T. Black and Guy R. Pelton. They were the tax-payers to it vy for the year 16, ‘ot the followiog purpos Dimity protested, or whether he should return it with his | 00 4y, agter so brief a probation, they aro as a class ca- objections, fn the hope that, upon ""“‘“"““:“;'::l"."f' ot | pablo of an tafeligont exerelse of the right of sutfrage, greas, ncking 4a the roprescutatives af the IBAADIREEL | and qualified to discharge the duties of official posttion. {he seat of Gavernment, will permit them to reg: Tho people who are daily witnesses of their mody of liv- i all &k to the pursly lecal uesion, s o he may em best uted 10 | 11 yug who Lave beeomo familiar with helr Babits of | wi £l the oth | i ever, but, parta ol halr faterents and conc e thought, have expressed the conviction that they are not | created in the lattor Which KivGs B tropolis of the toun oHzed to ineur expenses and make contracts, aud 84" "% "The Distriet of Colubin was ceded tothe United Statea | COVEL LULSTC 0 oo electors, and thus become eligt | 10 LS et e 1 | tants, and abounding b ity and futells: 10y 2wah to be bownd. thorefor. They have mado 5 comss ! by Marylend and Virgiuia, in order that it might become | {0~ gr gffice in tho local governments under oyt Tt Chcnas of | Eeuee, shouldhave & local governin 'to it and 847257 it Inonrred expenses, 3 il be wimiticd . g 3 ” " T | worthy of § L n_all ity r. A, W. Craven, the able Chief Engineer of the ihie permanent seat of Government of the lmlml S'-“t': which they live. Clothed with the elective franc hise, e ’7 F ok 10 the early. Constitution 0 | paris, and div 1, responsible directly Required for payment of appropria- el Adueduet Board, wnd the seientifio Wwember of the Come. Accepted by 0«:nm&, ) cart bgeegr 13 1ect 1040 | heir nnmbers, already Jargely iu excess of tho demand B e B A th ponvers of | 10 tha people. | wcentration of power and Bt 1688 i, e e oniptent, than ot i socalg « exclusive legislation” for which provision ismade in the s % - o o of respousibiity sorewhore v b “owmissioners to Judge of what was advisable to 4 kb v for labor, would bo soon increased by su uflux | governuoni- Zocutive T repeat wh ated in wwsage last yeat, that the E s et Coutlsmloners o e *In a Fepiy to an offictal commay els the iility fs the eanse of all, or ) 0 cover lowses yication from me, he states, inaletter dated Decembes Afvisks > that the estimated eost of relaying tha Broad ment, under the contract made bflhw‘e;n ;;‘":- 1, 73,7 Hum —————-$10,590,767 8 | 1,0ing estimated on quantities specified in the ol Fre e O rel o the Runks gutharibies and eariwaive of other expenses of the Commissioiers p our theory aud (0P Of | ommon Schaals for State, § of & Bl 454,048 28 office rent, clerk hire, surceyor's fees, and other eontingew consfitute the only legitimate L © any other must FPederal Constitution. 1t should be borne in wind, hiow- Janighvapne . from the - adjoining Btates. Drawn from fields i IR S RS iy e na | e amveymen s shmndetl O sl Lo : sock It here, and 80 add to the embarrassments already 1 be e Wationpl, Leghigture ls not widboot “'(;"l“;e":'"r:’:"')f:'; experienced from the large lass of idle persons congre- el WRREI obeerve thess e B wator | §3ted a the Distriot. Hardly yet capablo of forining Coastiisdiey; o well 1o She e e O oo e the | c0rrect Judgments upon the fmportant questions that the aeat UF Gvirnmen(™is 13 legilation SOmE oftenmake the issucs of & political contest, they conld fnely the de « " These evils caniot be ons or by & [~ . Suchn Board | M from erroneous assessments, iu- cies, ke.; the amoust levied. for purpose in 1666 was. . . o s v partisan by A plurality of I ! v il Board of Re 319,255 sinton, 1 n of &1 cies. M. Craven further says aa follo u reply to your inquiry, whether & o atate {hat, ok apgroving of the eharacter of the pavemest i o Joined ia the conts nt should be Ko sutire Union. ~ Were 1t to be admitted that the right “to0 ’ exercise exclisive legiflation i ull cases whatsoever,” readily be made “‘"‘;"“’"““' "r"" ’:;""":r“"n‘;' fl“‘:’:""‘"‘lfi d and b ey eral tracy conferred upon Congressumiimited power within the Dis- FERC o :‘“’h‘"‘ i ey o T K o o at, 1 B s sne | e o wiring v, Tad sk e 10 execation o . 1 proportion of white to - | bening effectuall s TRy part, . e - Srict of Columble, titles of iobiity might be granted with- | 1860 D PPEEE S TN\ dr0q and thirty to one, | For s reason, that, ¢ ] ; N D ANALYIIS 0 TAX POR QOTNTY FURFOARE. Tiete 00 comment to make upon this subject. Tt needs ™ y-one y £ : v | nance of govermuent lald its found « ‘ y St o grea semses conimlled by Commissions wnder apectal acta of Lagiatature. | none, I state the facts for your consideraticn, and com o 1 i Thend thien to the eareful aitention of those Who think pport of the Metropolitas Ay, ecutive In s boundaries; lnws might be made “especting aD |y oy ek race constitutes nearly one-thind of the en- | that the Legilativ establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free oxereise |\ oyyation, while the samo lass surrounds the Dis- | mcits should be sond b YOu ofwweh ki gment | ¥ that nothing ean be donc—uot even the o o Luying of the hupe thasl of Harlem Bridge.. pavement 1 Broadway-—-without the At Y Bpeciad thereof; or abridging the freedom of speech orof the - & should exercise the powers of wore t .- . tricton all ides, ready to chango their residence at i | fo'0 CXERENE Lo B eer win With 5 t54 to petth g ne 0 the péople peacealiy 1o 1temh® | moment'a notioe, and with alltho facllty of & nomadio thens severni powers. The Judieiary And Executlve y Yor Colege o the € g CONCLUEION, 5 D«;';“ s v'"M o ‘m", oot U:': people, In order to enjoy here, after a short res'dence, & Im;m{lnr- were 1eft de ..4;.1 ton the A,‘. utivo for tielr | # will engage f its K _ S0 gammasn s | There are other matters to which I would be glad t re ances.’ st wou us Teign 0 Hvilego' they find mowhere else. It 8 within thelr subsiste vnmm office, wud some of them for thols contl - | 5 ment, the St Tonisier For Intevest on the County, War, and Riot L'eht. fer, but it 18 unuceessary. 1 sincerely hope that wo shali ernment of frec Republic, and, s a place of permanent | ¥ o8 Y ? ance in it. 1, the gislatiure assumes excol- | it Interest wity Bonds. . o0 work in harmouy for the good of the eity. With war cama reldmedt Tt Seid b T R il oo peefis th blesss | POWEF, 1o 0ne year, to come fnto the District in euch num- ‘opposttion is like | ey AR AL wisdom, alill be | fipreat on B . ; . apiics ahd increased. ex A Taren Wit poaty Evus oy P bers as to have the supreme control of the white race, Ll { lat Legiaiature, during its prosciy session, e ot aduced taxation. 1 have 26 ily the it of the elity, it will refuse to Jegislat ings of lberty to the mere crnoluments of officfal posi- - 3 ; A put their proces nto t ly the g t Yy v 0 Jeglslate 1 O oera thit weshall have any conslderable re and to govern them by their ewn officers, and by the ex- b Sty frogtedings into, Virioia schwines (i telatfon to 1t whiel are said B L D o o fur 1667, but, with proper effort 18 by ercise of all the municipal authority—among the rest, of | branches, Tiey have accordingly, Progrom. If, on (e other hand, it secks or 1a-|: Rirmst o8 T30 U 10001 00 & | 11 QeDOTImIERtS, We iy Dope for grea aprovement 1t should also be remembered that in legislating for the | 40 power of taxation over property m which they hiave deetded dahts which she | nny v ."1.1': '."--.‘r': }mu'- 2 fl:n‘r:; - a‘v'nmn--l General k. e ¥ the fature. T will wllm-r{uuy' ‘coiperate with you and wit District of Columbia, under the Federal Covstitution, the | 16 nterest. In Massachusetts, where they have enjoyed controversy: and the ¢ N Medrives of thule "_'”_:';:ml;‘“';:_"'f"" Salaries—Legialative. aln,in : all good citizens in any movement leading townrd this relation of Congress toits inhabitantsjs analozous to that | ¢o penefits of & thorough educational system, qualifi- sugee Lanke will bo likely to pec A ] S st ,;E’rfli‘.fi,.,“‘i.‘n'&’i"' Mayor. of n Leglslatare o the prope of a State, under thelr 0N | qtion of ntelligence ia required, while hero snffrage 18 the clty, having n pret - o I .’li}.‘,}‘ff‘;:'i'.:' g T oo 00 Tho Board then adjourned to Monday next at € p.m. local Constitution. It does mot, therefore, ecem 10 be | axtonded to all, without lscrimination, as well to quirements, and powseasing, as 1k 1dy, the Y it ol g 50,000 00 . asking too mueh that, fu matters pertaining to the DI~ | tye most incapable, who can prove a residence im see of thie vast n Misreiisneons Items 202,069 W0 I BOARD OF COUNCILMEN, trict, Congress shonld have & like respeet for the will and Protest ng The varioos e lums, ORGANIZATION OF THE BOAKD OF COUNCILMEN OF 1807, di gy sedyn & the District of one year, as to thoso persons of color, | 1w In course of ety il Testitution for oo Bitmd T 003 co "o new Board of Comneilmen for 1567 was ealled to \uterests of its inhabitauts ss is entertained by a State | g1o, comparatively few in’ number, are permancnt: aubject withort S .| order precisely at 12 o'clock, by Mr. Edwin M. Haggerty, Legislature for the wishes aud prosperity of those for | yyabitants, and having given evidence of merit sideration of our finaneal : e Dednet revennes of the Connty nob m,h_* Al Clerk of the old Board. Am read tlul"lr naines as follows: whow they legishate. The spirit of our Coustitution and ¢ B ttad aseful - and THE CITY A DERT. spec fealiy 3 law T 10,408 31,67 284 6 | Hugh O’Brien, Bryan Reilly, Cornelius Flynn, John Sta- S o that, & it and gualification, are recognized a8 v an | The tollow ing statement, prepared with cars, will show 167284 82 | com, James Long, Wm. Lamb, Peter g, James B, the genius of our Government roquire that, in regard 10 | yononeible members of the community. Imposed upon he aggregate amount of the city and county debt, and | Tax levied for Connty purposes. ... ovveseeninee .. 85771408 % | MeVeany, Wi, Terhuve, Patrick Gibney, Thos F. Daly, any law,which i to affect and bave a permanent bearing | o, unwilling people, placed. by the Constitution, Wier | e wuborit: sre canils the particulurs in relation to it ANALYSIS OF TAX FOW CITY PUKPOSES. Nicholus Seger, Authony Hartman, James G. Brinkman, upon & people, thielr willghould exert at least a reasonable - i " A4 oo by Ui of the City and County of New- York, Dee. 31, 1968 Fapensen of varions Boarda ond Commisrions and Special dpproprie- | Bernard Kenny, John 8. Giliore, John Webber, Thomas ; ope > the exclusive legislation of Congress, it would be viewed | Awlibie 416 bac te Legialature Murray, Hogh Turner, Walter B, Roberts, Henry Murray, \nfluence upon thoso Wwho are weting in the eapacity | oo qn arbitrary excreise of power. and s an indication by | Sl it exerie 1 810,722,000 00 Froacis s, Thomgs, Steghen FOb, John Hatt, Georgé 0,782,00 V. Cregier, Mr. HreINKMAN moved that Mr. Flynn be l[‘;polnwd tome n: of thelr legislators. Would, for fnstance, the Leglslature | g1, country of the purpose of Congresa to compel the rman, and called for the yeus aud nays. 9,920,571 00 of the State of New-York, or of l‘-'lf'wyl\'lmln, or of In- | oontance of megro suffrageby the States. Tt wonld en- Pt . AN W diana, or of any State iu the Usion, in opposition | goyger 4 fecling of opposition end hatred between the i e o R X 1 T 1,067,989 08 Macom moved that<be Clerk act as temporary o the expressed will of & lorge majority of | iy races, which, becoming deep-rooted and ineradicable, | | ccoust of bu B mian. . the people whom they were chosen to represent, arbitrar- | o 4 * | . 190,000 00 | Lews sehool woney recelv The CLerk declared this motion out of order, and Me, » would prevent them from living togetlierin a state of mn- g ] p 242,299 0 . i . Ty 1 n the voters, all per { the Af | ment w . from State 0 04 re Brinkman's motion wis adopted, by 13 yeas to 12 nays. ly foree upon them, as voters, all persons of the African | ¢,4) friendliness. Carefully avolding every measure that | pagment to the e Mr. FLYNN bricfly returned his thanks for the of egro race, and wake them cligible for office. without | 1 p¢ tend to produce such a result, and following the | L D Oy ot comuree conferre Sumdry additions by the Leg Mr. (VBRIEN offered a resolution appointing ns permss #5020 44 | ment offic of the Board—John Stacom, as Presidenty Edwin M. lluflwfly, Clerk; Wm. Glases, Sergeant-ate Arms; James Moran, Doorki pser. ¥ }llr s-m;nxw RA;BRB‘{I IJunv (:n Jm"iw'“? that the ‘ollowing be appointed : Jumes G. | mn! President | any other qualification than @ certain term of residence | o,y and well-nscertained popular will, we should as<id- within the State? In neither of the States named would uously endeavor to promote kindly rclations between | the. colored population, wiien ucting together, be able to | ¥ vva” g “When that popular will leads the way, | produge any great soclal or political result. Yet, in New- | prepare for the gradual and harmonfous ntroduction of For Inter public Docks g Dot Fin 1t directs and s i . sashoussisessove: NMRNND 00 Ktock=issued for paywent of shebt of York, before he ean vote, the » f color must fulfill 1 v 000 urd, 4 - w ""m‘;""""."‘e“‘m.""(;'l‘"w“f“m"°:: | this new element Into the political power of the countr In the west 154,000 00 a1 o | John E. Green, Clerl Richard Euright, itlons that are not req 3 in Per 1t eannot be urged that the proposed extepsion of suf- | blace it i the direct, visible, rejrescutatiy 7 000 N . g ‘Arms; and Louls Frost, Doorkeeper. the elective franchise is restricted to white allthe changes of tiwes and cirenmta Tompkioe Market. . soee 51,000 00 For Interest on the City Debt. - o’ ros frage in the District of Columabin 18 nccessary {0 enable | the power of munbers. 1t s easl: Y e e o [ el D | PR LD g o ospmsa i T4 N, g vide for the families of sl ammy.... k7 - 3 ot bod Yras—Flron, McVeany, Terbune, Sager, Brinkian, Giliwore, Webbe, ¢ 1. Roberts, Thuisss, Stephen Koberts, wtrong upn sy reluct b edenption iouds ment of Voluuteer 3 @3 00 | Thowas Murray, Turser, W Cregler—13 Va0 Brien, Reilly, Stacom, Long, o , Hagtman, Keusey, 1. Mrcay, Ay Lessh; Oubla, Shovy. R This resnlt cansed Linch astouishment, as the alate was broken. It had been counted & *sure thing” for Stacom 4 27732 21 | as President, and Haggerty as Clerk, and there were 13 General trr'--v'.m » very long fuces when the vote was aunoun [ 174 r. BRINKMAN on taking the Chair said : ‘:“'": :;?:::‘: r:"::lh::':r"z“'" r' ’"";l '"“‘“::m"‘ persons of color to protect either their interests or their xpréssly nEnS " TR 1¥ | rights, They stand here precisely us they stand in Penn. wecms eonsistent with the priuciples of right and Justice | ¢1vany,, Obio and Indiana. Here, as elsewhere, in mm"h"";m":“:: Btates whero sufirage Is elfher | ;. pertains to civll righte, there s nothing to pr soanpimedis papiiemiad granted to hiwi on qualificic | giginguish this class of - persous from . citizens of requiring iutelligence or property, should compel | 4,0 ypited States; for they possess the “full and equal | For B Rademption of Revenue Fo the payment of julgments 183 Lastallivents of prineipal of the City Debi. Salarles..... o poaplef the Distrct of Colulia 1o try an eXICTL | pouet of al laws aid procoediogs for the securty of e viosi '::n" {riiinghont €o test fo thexaselven, Wor doesst acoord person and property as imenjoyed by whito citizens,” and 3 3 m::;: EXTLEMIN Of tho Board of Councilmen: For the U T i e e wbigwad o aremade “subject tolike punishment, pains, ¢nd penal- s 1979 08 signal honor you have done me in choosing me as yous nciple of 1t€0V- | 4oy 41d to nove other, any law, statute, ordmance, regu- 5 0 peesidingbifiose fur the edeuiag year, Tfuel Gy 80,000 00 lheugh not without cx\frflunm a8 A momber Board, yet the proper discharge of the duties of your pre- Siding officer requires wueh consideration and” forbear- ance on the part of the members toward the Chalrman, 10 mwatter how experiened he may be. Tshall endeavor during my offieial term to 8o discharge the daties devolve ing npon e as Presudent of this Board as to win the ap- probation and good will of all its members. Committees were appointed to wait upon the Mu.:lyu and Board of Aldermen, anuouncing the fact of organiza. ernment should lose its force when applied to the residents " p s ks drrkpioding 4 oAy lation, or eustom to the contrary notwithstands wmhfi:o:h::::n'fi:;:‘l:"t‘;:.m;nh-::;.ky: m: I:v‘rlu"‘“ | & loyal sentiment here; forlocal govexnments already ex- ey % Blacing ths et o gu “"In ""M'( . | it ot undoubted fealty to the Governwent, and are sus- h“’m w“wu'kmhmn - L‘umm ks w;‘_“r“; tained by com unities which were among the first to tes- exeh et fooys | 11y their dovation to the Union, and wich during the | sor sppr Nor, a6 lius been assumed, are thelr sutfrages necessary to aid e Judiciary 1 i) th weake ere fssund to proviie means for of banuties, and for subatitutes i the entire independence of the 1 o | e s 1o e sont | strugele farnishied their fall quotas of men (o e IIMATY | 25t wd privat sercourse, o 1 1,000,000 00 out deagsn el infemsnption: or {ufsingement of ite suthor. | *TI°0 % the countzy, L S Y " Sanaw e e A o 1o ity, the high functions for which it was created by the | 11O €Xerelso of the elective franchise fs the highest at- Fowever they may o s ey Smac T bl T i B it sossbinhi : y . SNNIH 0 | Lew revenne of e et wit ¥~ 300, On wotion, the reading was dispensed with and the doous specitieally apy g the marplos the payment of iute Dels opinion w 1t can rarely fes wment ordered to be printed, A Committee appeared from the Board of Aldcrmen i 1719 98 announcing the organization of thut Board. { ok . 2,150,822 "A“lrnlla H(A; -d’{lhnn urUuurnfid 0 Th“mh‘ifilnl 2 \» m b 50,100 00 or the ndjournment there was considerable ree | Tax lovied for Oity T seeees BO,457,257 39 mong the members, some of them regardin g | A glanee at fhe foregoing fiures will show that of the . - % 3 s axlovy of H0007 bout 3,000,000 was fr | fult yery bad. having been *aold out.” Thoy eviden poople. For this important purpose it was ceded to the tribute of an American citizen, gnd, when guided by vir- United States by Maryland aud Virginia, and it cerfainly | 126 intelligence, patriotism, and'a proper appreciation o never could have been conteunplated, us one of tho objects | U institutions, constitutes the true basis of a demoeratio 10 be atiained by placiug it under the exclusive yurisdic- | fTm of goverument, in which the sovereign power is tion of Congreas, that it would afford to propagandists or | 100¢ed in the body of the people. Its juflucnce for good golitical parties place for an experimental fest of their | Ncessarily deponds upon tho elovatod ebaracter and pat- Uhese Acta are tendene; r of e Siuking Fand bold on seeonnt - of the above debt tive suim of ... L 11,240,208 11 principles and theorics. While, indeed, the residents of | H0tism of the elector, for if exercised by persons who do S Baarss Moew B o gk Tt the seat of government are not citizens of any State, and | 0t Justly estimate the value and who aro indifter- s S Sh & erthty ek Somaaries vou R — O Eatagare oo foe ‘expross LogRALYS Py < acme i s ok theretore allowed a voice fu the Elcetoral College, | €00 05 10 “Its results, 1t will only serve an a | 2o, PP Teiders 'atd' S0 Inieodies Ehechs tamoust Clty and Cousty Vunded -Debt, Docember 3, 38 | appropritions, ind interest on Central Purk Debt; and OROANIZATION o8 Lok RNLE STt S usore Prss. - | or represontation in the councils of the nation, they are, | '0¢48 of placing power in the hands of the unprinelpled | bubeark of 1 f g departient of reguling debt 1t will D6 paroeived that $10,7e3 sog | LIAC OVer $460,000 wae for Interest on doht growing ous of IDENT—JOHN BRICE RLKCTED TO FILL TIK VACANCE nevertheleas, American citizens, entitled as such to every | A4 mbitious, and must eventuate in the completo - Sheorting pewer, I cerialaly bas mo or-works, 9,923,671 for Central Park, and ::-':. pned u:l‘vlt"’r:-';:f:;"ifv‘;{.:.:ml: '2'"1“ otk o Edq”d & B PR o v mOgel B FosUmITI op BUSSS : uarantee of the Constitution, to every benefit of the | destruction of that liberty of which it should be the most T A #14,445.600 for expenacs growlng outof and canuected with | expouses, tneluding interest on ot and Govpty dobras | - Thie Board met at 12 o'clock, noon, an Monday, for 1% Mvwa ant o very xight Which perteins B e utor: oo diieet 16 ihard 4 0 what has been said by theso dfstingutshed . R0l Twhioh /nrs Stated AbEw s is , noon, on_Monday, % pel to citizens of our 3 at danger 1s therefore to be ers, it may al 0t party in TREMPORAKY CITY DEWT, by ! 4 above, under the of | the purpose of organizing for the year 1867, Snpervisor 13 common country. In all matters, then, affecting theirdo- | aPPrehended from an untimely extension of the elective | S3¢h House niay ¥ Bt Ditaber | MeTeuse Bende of 106—imued i aalicpation of collostion o Genoral Kxpensest | ORS OFFICE TwisD Vs slocti hairinals e (0. 88 Board thea ‘meatlo affairs, the spirit of our democratic form of gov. | TEARCHIs to any new class in our country, especially when e e IR SO g o fotel nibi ot ERams teaan i v Mayodls | Lol TS tha rosarn. o ey e e ernment demands that their wishes should be consulted | ¢ )arge majority of that class, in wielding the power | loss than one-third. by these means, lelpation of tbe culiection of qffice during 1866 was twenty thousand three huidred | ~GENTLEMEN: The bigh honor whieh, for a second term, : and six. Tho total number of complaints of all charae- | you hwve conferred on me, b accept with much pleasurs, | } ] be enabled 1o pass o la teen hundred | The many pleasant memories and associations of the pash , the ohjections of contrary notwithstanding, which would nt the of ters examined and adjudicated upon was ty-soven. ‘The total amount of eys reccived | year, your Kinduess and forbearance, and more espec and penalties, aud for licenses, and pakd to the | the many tokens of your good will and esteem, assure me and respected, and they tanghit to feel that, although not thus placed in their hands, not be expected correctly de permittod practically to pésticipate iu national congerns, | 10 COMPrehend the dutios and responsibilities which per- | fex mpo aud ni; Te 4 for fine ov sessuents therelor. o R they aro nevertheless under a paternal Government, re- talnto suffrage. Yesterday, a it were, four mitions of | ment. wnd make inoperative the wholceome and restrain- | ¢ nn: of their rights, mindful of their wauts, aud solicit- | PeTevrs were beld in a cond ery that bad ex- | I Dower ‘fi“,"j' it s infended by e, framrs of e Total Tewporary Debt of City. .. dapinssass sonsiTIOAN @ | Chazberiain to be erédited o the proper account, was | of your continued coiperation and asistince fn tho dis 008 for thelr prosperity. 1t was evidently ooatemplated | 1516 10F generations; to4ay thcy aro froemen, aud Bre | Senetioes foneooration o€ 41l poger in the Comgront of 1 | oo v T | Toeseit Aoy kv o L TeBOC, S5 preiaion o 7 ¢ 3 % Tl R ceniTation o 41l Jower 18 the O - TEMPORANY COUNTY TAX. Liese items are exelusive of those which befong to what | sincerely thank you for ilis renowed expression of ¢ st a1l looal questions would be left to their decision, at | 8850med by law {0 bo citizene. 1t cannot be presume hm:m e, n.;»‘t.:"&-»d of tha mutioe ot 1he | Sl e s T . u»nmlll:n:n}; and Jartiality in selecting me to roside trer | Declaration of Indepeus “ preci CAVITUI 550 Bt & gl g Sowe e Py e pend would be “ precisely the WECAVITULATION—TRNFORAKY DEBE. Whion T came Tuto. office Tfound that évery permit for | Bo unly with. the. Towe o ordinances reating to i ll:”‘.:mu\-lmmmld not be incompatible with the fi;::lhelr previous condition of scrvitude, that, as a definition of despotic G . Congress ws granted excinsive le lass; they ate as well informed 050 thé natureof our | S5 it0N of deepotic Goverumont, Oty.. g glala- ¢ 1 have preferred to reproduce these teach Count tion over the seat of government, When the Constitution | Governument as the intelligent forelgner who makes our | great Mm,‘ smen and .4...1.n".u..hmn'..”3){1"“'.g"fif‘-"f.u'x'},? 4 ting to awnlugs, sigus, recelving and delivering goods on side- | County of New-York, but also with the ‘condugt walks, strect stands, show-cases, &c., &e., was granted by | management of the varlous courts und cdunty officers. special resolution of the Common Council. A great | A8 youare well aware, the great bulk of the uxnnd"""w con was yet under consideration, it was assumed, b} land the home of Lis choi o A Inter day e Republic, f Tota] Te Debt, City nnd Ce y a , by Mr. Lis choice. Ta the case of the latter, | Aud later day AI»LI e Republic, rather thau to rely simply ewperery fl{ oty Madison, that Its tnbabi “ neithera reside v A E sl upon an Expression of Ty own opinfois, For the puyment of this temporary d 1 ; -| miount of the time of the Comnnon Council was con- | of the count; pvernment are not under t RS o mllewnd o . sidence of five years, and the knowledge of | taumot too often recurto then, . especiidly ,.,\‘: aiets I D1 Shapo Of ApacasENt Hous, 11 e 1 eting upon the Yarlois appiications, wnd the o oven counsel of the Honrd "of Supervisore, So G ) B It i O debt 1 Bast g e thiary | mere expense of the officlal publications of the’ proceed- | we have power aud le was at the close of 1865, and the City and Connty Tewpo- | 5% relating to them, was probably one hundred thousand | rencwed efforts to pro o an economisal administratios DOW come to us as o living volce, 0 be listened to with | FUEF Debt 18 81,669,700 leas than It was at that dute. dollars year. No revenue was derived from the per- | of public affaims, and that our commiltees exercise year 1800, assembled at Washington, President Adams, tn | "Pon Which he can be admitted to citize n i Do nccepb n o citizensbip. He must | more attention I y y'be. , . . ) 7 i B RS Drbrio 0 wholo debt 18 well secured, for it 18 | wits, aud’ there was no system regulating them, o | most rigid scrutiny in the examination of unts, I8 b apoocs a ts apent, rennined tho bwo Houses tiat | PP n addition, n good moral character, and thus give | histors. We hire bees mid medych o o it ol popemt | whole property of the eity, both publio and eivabe™ fhe | Cominon Gouncil of e e o stibg. | order that the Droceedings of this Jlgard may be e ‘was for them to consider whether the 1ocal powers over | Teasonable ground for the belict that he will be fajthgal | Comme tion, The putsion nitet of pepulat | Rinking Fund (provided for the paymeat of principal and | beln made, by grdinance ndopted Febuary 2l 1so6, ap. | able 10 the FECPAy e e e it g et hog ) ntereat of o large portion of if) i in & sound condition. B YA LR, Sp e o wholo | my sicero hape that tho spprobation of bar conetissesid swn our lubors durling the prosent year. G the District of Columbis, vest - ” orable ta i n, vested by the Coustifation tnthe | 10 tho obligations which he assumics ns a citizen of tho | exm und. delfberate Judgment wiieh s (oo onsy ot | The revenues for payment of the interest on that portion | pusticss to tis otfice, id fixed thefees 10 be charged for | Ty e farte s ns year, o ntie: Let usshape our ution so us to promote us shape our leg Congreas of the United States, should be tmcdiate) Republic. Wi people— ; . be nly ] pcrs- e ly ex- | Republic. Where a people—tho source of all political | £uide when radical chinges i tons are of it paywble frow this fund are greatly in excess b ety poerpcion anked them 0 “cansider it s the capitaj | Power—spestk, by thelr suffrages, through the hstrumen | 1d°. Tlllhnfi:i:;n:n ow before i In 0o of thove | UhTedulred foF tiat m]m" l-:;:l.:‘fi"’fi.e:.'e'umunnfinn'."m 2o rouui hae boen that from Febraary ai, 106, to Jan: fl:‘:muu-' of e oty 4 eave a permanent, o nation, advanein, ith il . nitiate: edl @ o e principal wi a ! | have been issue e Loy . - Bt aungledrapidityn | tlty of the bulloubox, it wust bo caretully guarded | S Sgve it i praisa ferinents for s people | Fora maturity: ampla o pay it fomg bo- | AL BT L e L e ot whiah n ah- | "t Hoard then procecded to the clotion of Clork, giTho followlugbriet statement shows the actual coudi- wayaopen to examination. The amount recelved for the | Deputy wnd et Clerks, aud Sergeant-at-Arm, arts, in commerce, In wealth, and in_population, and pos- | S€winst the control of those who fare corrupt in prineiple | good. This alone should make us pause; but it is not all. saie his beon $25,808, and the total it I t:nmmd foll expense of executing | whic! a8 follows : uicipal legislature, for local purposes, derived from thejr | OUF Institutions which 1t gives, nor attachment to u oS, the | conjuncture like the fresent. Thelr licat own suffrages.” When, for the first time, Congress, tn the principles of the Constitution, are the only conditions to our actoal wrlnlilh)llfl 18 80 apparent, "m..:”'n::f" Acosing within itsclf those resources whick, if not thrown' | 454 enemies of free institutions, for it cau onl he experiment h ¥ become to periment has not been tried, or so much demanded away or lamentably & by the people of the several States for th 3 KING the ordinance has been ouly about two thousand d h B. , Clerk, S ey e e | et o iy | o R R SRR e R e | BRI T I BTR L pam Do o, 1ad ot elapeed when Congress was called upon to deter. | €¢es. -Controlled, through frand gl o el B W LB TR B A B T i tint the “sireet atanda should not be permitted. ¥ wond it Dutin, Bergennt-at-Aruin, vl and usurpation, by the | poet BT LI ST EAe o T Tere s apcs | A en e oree ARBLL TP Jemonally prote to vo the atrees legred of them, buc | _Ou motion the .'um':flu‘ fernof the Board:tor 18 mymshered WHtord e mean lowed o remain in fo wmine the propriety of retrocoding to Marvland and Vir- | deslening, anarchy and despotism must inevitably fa n w placed be; he dom: e 1,400,800 (4 aubsi of them | The Board proceeded to a ballot for the purpose 'y Mow. | Jute,'and by fund; tal 1 i ng to m (801 i th of Supervisos szl which they had | of the patriotic and worth; o /4 dation; Thimioet yonud the domain | g, giced from bonds and mortgages paid of during the 1 L istence of fill- Yo of the the hands ¥, our Government | of ordinary legislation. 1In wost of those States the evil \ gages "'1 P . ‘ 4 ng the vacancy WM. - dea Jurisdiction un-lm' 3, o g - # '3 4 o £ u © evil | pi e Tan, 1 ; 1966, 50 35 disabled soldiers), who, b ‘53?'&” M fl ted, | 1 g Stepeuiivaly Jelinguished to the Government of the e presczved upon the principles of the Constitution e, It is guarded by wnnmuuoiz‘nll b:'r'flar-..u H o th g | See Jun. 1, 105.. ki g o ". uo:p'ih by the umul:u E’ Pu A'u: John Bri ."‘:’n::w “.m; '0“‘“ was ! v ix. nan oo M, the members o Ueclured elected to the posk United States, It was urged, on the one band, that exclu- | [uherited from our fathers, ere the lu- 20,900 23 o ‘are novi 1t follows, therefore, that in vi > — the privileges Krant slve, ] novation assumes formidable proportions, which ma; 11.—4INKING FUND YOR PAYMENT OF INTEREST y 4 Wl m{. . " pants of the premises in tront of which the sf Dresent was B s o o ot o o i b oty et st | St GO A | T o i et ol o B ST o | st Tt e e S e e ere | there should :':'xu"'fiufnu.' g {h:.-fi-n on. ropairs 1t | allowed to take his seat in the A tteo WA b of Winrves #rangers 10 is local concerns; and that it was an cxam- | fslative and Ixn.:{dz‘mgw sl Rwaia 8 o Efi lnmmfiui L ] - Departments of the Government u‘”" and our whay e ‘.?' h which re- Commisioners A “I:x- v n%t!.: receive communication his Honor might 4 ple of & government without representation—an expert- | in regard to measu quires of some classes n time sultable f ‘amount went o res that vitally affect the 1 » or probation and to o.. the Wbortis of tho Slates. On the | and peace of the county. Blncerly desiiog s vomucty | NhALY WRDFODATed by REOVIouS hables ol Spporsoniios . Deon loased {or a term of years, the 10 them. shortly after “‘Mm_‘mflnm:mgugmo the Btates with one another, and the whole peopls of the m hnvflu is to Making & total.. them fi. 4 'Mniu dem onor b n...—uuulub-l-‘} i Y 6 e g | Wi od o 90parete Bt Conerens e o, et W% ontient et ostany jan gfiw‘" e Ben Sl po‘nEim '..".1‘.! "Jfi"flfl.m ’Mmuufim—fi‘ © not its ng- ‘I:“Mmom;;g«mw“m adjustment of the : "“""""‘#Mmumz W onsson. | the ] s | R m“:::" o : St PR emare | ¢ il i AR O b TS el