The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-02-25


Branch with specifications.
Mr.. MoNTAGUE.-Will the gentleman please in
form the Branch who his authority is for the
charges which he makes? The charges were made
IN open Council and he desired that the author of
them be also given
Mr.. NEwM,N.-I object to giving my authority,
but can assure the member he is a responsible
man.
gentleman from the Fourteenth ward for his au-
thority.
Mr.. NEwMAN.-I will saw it was one of the county
snperlntendents, and call upon the gentleman Of
Eighteenth ward to corroborate nv assertion as
be was present at the tims the statements were
made
Mr.. MoNrAGUE-Well, sir, give the name.
Mr.. NEwNAN-I cannot use the gentleman's
name, for was requested not to do So | will be
responsible for the charges.
Mr.. MoNTAGUE.-That is sufficient.
MIR. NEwMAN.-On reflection, Mr. President,
VIII withdraw my responsibility and give the name
OF County Superintendent 1t was Mr.. Hosh-
ALL he gave the name reluctantly, but he was
afraid that il he assumed the responsibility of the
charge it would prevent him from acting on the
Committee of Investigation.
Mr. WooD.-Does the gentleman from the Four
teenth ward presume to think that he will be on
that Committee?
Mr. NEwMAN.-It is the general rule to make the
mover OF a resolution its Chairman
Mr.. Balm said that as he had been referred to by
the gentleman from the l4th ward as having been
present at conversation with county superin-
tendent, he wished it understood that he had moth
ing to do with giving that gentlemans name to the
public.
Mr. NEwN,N w,s of on;n;o, +bt ,,;,.
rule would place him on the Committee
Mr.; MONTAGUE said that the gentleman could ap-
pear before the Committee as a prosecutor
A Member-Let him oct o. nrosaot;o ..
pey. "''o'
Mr. Movr,arr cold tho+ ho
antly on question which was calculated to eppep-
aer oitteT feelings or personal anmosity. But a
ter He was aston;sbad or tba boro. ~ t S'. .I Lo
were preferred. and withont nrsmad,ta.io men 'Ie
way home from the Council on the avan;na on
which they were made ba IA ~ .'S @ ns VI VI
sidsnce of the Prasidan+ Of tha a. .ne Ie
ed him of the charges That non,ian,am ;tbn,,.
hesitation said that he desired the most searcb;no
examination. He also remarked that ,he Rnars
met ON tba fo,iau;a a,so aemarkeG tnat tne boaro
matter bafora tbe,n Tbs anu ne a, wouiu lay lne
terday and their action wa hnonab u niIet Gn YES
highest degree. He held in his hand a Iattar frnn,
the Board and also one from tba Coun,r Sn,n.;
tandant, IN ,,h;ob NY on, 'ne ooeh.y euperln-
NJ NyT,,,M I - " ",es'.s"'ton Is invited
of that letter. and that was The sfor 8 a ut
fusal at first to give the mama of NV ;nforno
t " S' " give 'ne hame vi my INFORM
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tend to insinnata ,hat "a 'enan uoes nnt pre- pre-
| tba nranorot;on or th; - J 'ins W uo Will
Mr. Nrwu.N s;r. 49, - u,
Mr. MoSrAquE then raaI tbe io,ta, f.o,, A.,
Roard ofrrrnstaas :; ~ a. ~ ieIeet iion tux
am;no.;an 80 tS ~ I'LL 1uey asA ,or rigiu e&
antIan' fa nu 'ien .I that ne hoped tnt
nIacad mn anv nf tba ware Wouid not nf
the nronositions nraya; ~ uo,,,S S""uu I eitnei
! - ;r r. ~ ~ - '. nc "oulu ASK the gentie
| of the Roard nr Of loast 80 os .h Ihenloei h
| rbor, "a L:,c 80 o"e v, 'hc.n, ue'wnei
there not one Of he rentia e,nity MY; exsteui wa
| NOT on sneaking tarms9 H. ,,d I er " it ,,e "s "a:
| rect raniy " "'o pause ioi d III
| Mr. NEwy.N said ba b.d M o,,.. ,:. -
- oc IL ~ - o iiat ho enHitv against any
dasirod tn axnrosS h;a ii .nis mater ne sald NJ
nIacod an tbo Snn,;tto opihioh on h-s rlsht 10 o
| p'%Ie" M ,5n, W. .lie ooinnIit.ee.
pnrnose and desire the oanI m"uf lor specln
! inonir;es Wiz s''e"n " answer LII.
Mr.. NpwuAN bova ons,-o.od .h
Mr. NoyT.arv IT, n., @ 'nen' -.
satisfaction. Iasked was he On ~ tor,r IL
with one particular gentlemen npnanaE,o. .ei .t I
| RoardP Po'Ds 'n
Mr. NEwu.v Tboro ora o,o ,e H.. -,
| whom 7 have NO acomo;ntanoo 'oNn' Vi '"eih Will
Mr.. MoNTAgUE-f will relieve tbo ,or ,,o,,o,, l.,
putting it more direct Does he hoIJ anr non,,,,,
nication with the President of tba Roamd nno
| he sneak to hirnp D'0
! Mr. NEwaAN.-No sir do NOT ord nor,or ,r;u
| am little choice in selant;' ~ u ] ee' WI ~
! communication ' company ~
| Mr.. MoNTAGUE.-All ask for in this matter i
! fair, unpreudiced examination. He coujd M
see how the ends of Justice would be pained bv an
| pointinp members on tbat c.. W Sa,neI py aP
to divest themselves of strong nersonaI
! before they could act fairly in the nran,;oos n
| did not mean to convey the idea that +ha nan,I
| man from the Fourteenth ward would he mora Ea
BILE to err in coming to a fair conclusion than an,
other gentleman similarly s;tnated os ranond fani
ing. ftwas difcult matter to ora,o aeel
nature and while the oantIeon ,,;ht hn n nu,a
his intentions it would be no easy afra;r to di,'aa
himself of strong preiudccs. He das;rad ~ saa tb
| ono;nst 90 - -. e nc Mno ~ hdu ho pia
felt confident the cbaractop az p pn am
stand the severest +ests " tu"' oouy "ou
Mr.. NEWMAN said that he would answer the asn
|
the taking of the oath to do ;nst;co ,vomI omi,
erase all prejudice from his mind Rnt Oa;J h
| look at the other side of the onaSt;or ~ - 80 -
posed to refer the charges to tba Comm;,tea ~ r" ~
! Almsbouse. and on that Committoo a. vi III
gentlemen who were the most intimota fanda et d .
SavaroI nomhars of a. De- D. 'iina'e ma hienas D
from the 29tb ward was not raro.nS nn9 geh'iema e
were Other members who were STRONGLY rro;rd;ea,
in favor of tbo rotI, nv ~ S6'ongiy PreJualce
it be expected IF the theory Of Tho 49, ~
goth ward was correct tbat ;tn MI III loll III
Woud not thew he infnencad' bu - oe uohe
| lationsP And cir tbara ;s q ,ssuhn; :; s
Branch who is deeply interested in tba "te
of ona of th hPn. -. ~ eseu 6 III Tue Flnolcatio
Mr. MoNT,aTp II cau III the t,,o noafu. .an.,
Uo has mo- r;nht r. 80 =. e'e R1hleinan 10 order
City Councii who ia absan, ;,I eIoer Oh tn
sonaI omarontas tbat tba. win give my per
the Cemmittee ''"' '""' gentleman Will not sit OIL
| The PprSrnryr c.o,tlo,,o, Ill
! Tho word of a ronbar nf ~ WI Uu coule W oTSe
sufficient, without nfar;na nersnnai suouiu
| Mr.. BEALE called for the preyious onestion n
| wonld toLa onoor;, .. w ~ tious questlon. III
from the Fourteenth ward coriJ ote Seh.len,a "a
| Committee He had nreearrad ah nos ac. On u
could not act in the canactv of Iudna yes anu
| Mr. Nrwy.N diffared With ~ ". r.
| the Seventh ward He tnav nf E.,eah En.aan Iron Itol
| gentlemen who had nraforrnd -, instances @ wnei
| COMMITTEE '''e' Gu 'nai ses ac'eu On IN
| NJ MoSr,-r ;a .l
,bould nrevail The oentior.p ntI sp'r.s Oh ia,rnes
tween the friends of tbe Roard "a G"pariS8h h,e De
wanting in fnrca Tbov 49, a,;. auG n';nse1 wa
wh;la he assumed Tho ob.raete 49, ace'nS IN aelenc
-, - " ' s ,''e 'hata tacter VI tne atlacKln
| tb,t ba norId H. IL "S 'cIicet heo' ne ,eit sur
nIaced on The Cnmu,;,.oo Nv Jusi'ee: JUS snouiu ne
| proved that the Roard had betroro5 ~; 80,
he would hnr them from, tba rIooo: a. u u: u:
eraced. f'0'' ""''N 'D's u''
Here the PRESIDENT read from the manual +b
rule in reference to the appontment of Comm;
tees
Mr. MoNrAcre-J am s,t;sfo od with a. ,
| Amarobor oaiid Gu M 80 eu : w t'n lne ruie'
Mr.. NEwnAY-Tbat's choking off
The President mt the motion shall tba rror;o,
| question be mt which Yas Jo.t br ,bo fppI,;
vote: - WV i'"'"i !"
| Yeas-Messrs Randolnb Raacb.m Ra.,. uou
ton Hamilton, Wood. GianvilIe ~ AA'D'
| NJ Mas,,. ~ ID, p:J. 80 i'e IT
| Mace Talbott Jant;rs Tnnn;fi' - fn1' neIueT sol
| man. Addison Rain M,,es Mnntn, o1n'N In we"
i After some more d;scussion tho 90 rrna .,,,, =
| tho subst;tt eaJ I NJ 'TE Ty 'ote was taken
| cbarges IN tho Io;nt Ct!,a; !" UoD, Ie.errihe III
| Aimsborso - o.aShuins Ss Gomnltlee on I'd
| rnta. "Nion was Auop'eo py the loiiowln
Yso.-Me.srs pro.;do,t po,5o,.,
po.ohan, Me- " paoi ,Isiueht, nanuoPh, henderson
tnn TIa.L w. 1eSie, SunAhs' houston, hami
@ moou' 3,ansiiie 9 T anu Mohtague-i5.
Newman Addison Ba;n ,n5 mvIa.' cunningham
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