The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-04-20


would In relieved great measure OF the objections
Mr. Mr. BURNETT, aS Of Kentucky, believed this amend
ment would render The hill totally unavailable He pre-
erred the sinstdment of tho gentleman rom New York
hr. Dopp] 70 this e r 800 INA
Mr. MiIISON moved 10 strike out the words ~ mayor
Of Washington't The committee had just determined
that they ought to establish an auxiliary guard only to
aid in the enorcement OF the regulations OF the city OF
Washington for the protection Of life and property They
had nothing to do with the mayor. a bu'ig e g
Mr. JOHN COCHRANE said the police now existing
was what under the control Of the mayor, aud II
they created auxiliary body that without referring
that body ALL they would establish body without
their authority and in some degree in conflict with H.
The amendment Of Mr. ~MIIsoS was not agrced 70;
and the question recurring on the amendment OF Mr.,
CocnRAsE, it was agreed to- ayes ~, noes 65,
Mr. MILES of South Carolina, moved that clause be
added to the first secon authorising the Secretary Ut
the Interior to purchase twenty five horses for tho Of
the chief, captain eutenants and such may be
wanted for mounted guard He had the honor OF be-
ing mayor of Charleston for two yearss and fon the
mounted police the best was important for the com
nissioncd officers to 60 the rounds IN such thorough
to be satisfied that their patrols doing their
duty and this could only be done by mounted men, The
best authorities in Europe went to show that one mount
cd could patrol much space five iootmen. And
as another reason why the committee should adopt bis
amendment he stated that he believed it would be
matter of economy - have pant Of the force composed OF
mounted men. ''''+f
Mr. GREENWOOD. of Arkansas said he was in favor
of the original bill lie had doubt Mr.. MILES was
right in saying that the mounted police is efficient
than policeman foot but If they could rcss bill at
Nh go,d e a ;lI only for Tho increase of nolice ON
foot fgA
Mr. SEWARD Of Georgia stated that 1t utterly
impossible for travel Washington on foot.
M h; orJ 70, n the1 ,ro,d h,,Te an cnercctic and ef
in fr 10 restore oder r., the federal metronolis
M MILES said the mounted police Of Charleston.
noty;thstondin, t,c onnos;tion which had been made
~ te;r ntrodct;on baS hecone 20 nonu,ar tIat the
,,. ,,o,d I;,,o,,sa ,vtb .ny other tescrin,iop of
force in order to keen them 10 come to the nopt the
ocers should he mounted IN order to et over the whole
ground and some of te men sbould he mounted in order
to cover the outskirts where f1ryes might be secrctec
The onestion was then taken and tile amendment was
agreed To IN l4@A ne4
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