KNOCK ,EM DOWN ARGUMENTS.
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Ne7o- York Corporation proceedings. ;,
\ Motion, by Alderman Peters-That all ExPendl-
furcs bvhs Board & all acts, ought to be passed up
on in pubc-and that all the proceedings and records
of the Board, shall be open TO the examination OF
every citizen qualified to vote for Charter otfcers.
lAld. Peters supported the motion at considerable


ength. Mr.. She'll followed on the same sioe' MT. m
tstevens was in favor of laying it on the table. re


surprised that this resolution should be brough.
Nup by these gentlemen, especially when on receh'
Eoccasion when this very information was asked for
Fifhe was not mistaken, these two gentlemen WIN
large majority of the Board voted against the aPpi
Ecation--he should perhaps be in favor OF the res


oluon if 1t was not defective, whenit says that al


the transactions Of the Board should be made pub
= lie. &C.. AID Peters denied that he was ever op


posed to making public all the expenses of the boar'
it was true, when an application was made by


person to publish certain expenditures, he was op
posed to it. unless The same privilege was given II


every other person. AID Ireland said he s should b


in favor of giving those, and those only, who con


tribute to the expenses, the privilege OF examlnln


the accounts.