Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-11-01
City Councii-Proceedinss Inst NIrbt.

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uOes ...,o..al y. .ss Pi0'iOuS "S'0 i'"u anu
aPRaLoTWSE', WG,,.o oa.a -o.o,r,;ou .....
,oaioi w a. &c ,bran Sppoin.-
lng p speOIai VI 'ntev ~ uIhW up
snu Ptesens an an ii oIllhaioS ~ nsqu,1iins an 'ne
u,ePaTlinents 70 illahe tvsll annnal Lep9rt 70
J sne WinyoI oh Wy nis. IN y. warren
any anu va, 'le y T:1' T',,'";i ~ W IePoIV
5 one WROiS 40 .ne Sy tIo TouuSn r; On Ine sec
onu Weunesuay M'er 'ne Aprn elecuon'
AG9pleu. Tp
Inc same lieluDer si alno N.Y. RIesenUeu "a Teso-
wutIoh w IenhoFIng tne vi r.'i oIauoh-
mouse lI 70 tIe O%eSI % ge,s'Ieet EnR my lie house.
nj. D0sley 9LeIeu suDps.ltute, Do, instruct
ing tne Oo1iLls.ee on rlIe DeParlient 10 re-
nove 'ne Oplel hngiiieTt ,., OnIoe iloln the
corner corner OF haSe We anu hons mVItn t 70 tne
George-sIreet EngIne-nouse' ' gTSt"een Jonn-
sIeet eI hna Sen'i"'-S'e"ue' A"o SUBSTITUTE
was was hI9pteu. r., A.. n.,,.-;.,
iiTi III. niIst oTsleu ~. Lne G!,L
eSo'9eu lna. tlie iS llerepy
~ W , -, W Ioeo t..1 "n1I1o5 'ue
o[9inance ps'Sseu aPIii tooO Huee'eI an an
o. otu,Ta1Ie W IP.onSS ,mT ni,oS tho vi sne
saueeIs, a, &C, comnoniy n1 cniieu ;tL the uaroage
Olulmac, t Ian ~ eitU tbs noono upTu ine
pIesenC conIIaet1Is, vi .ne people, uurlhg
tne existence OF the presene conIracts, ana II
uo.' via. iiS "io " liaAe
Ine 9lulnance 'aiiu'
T1 1y Rteu. .s,.s uo,,,., ,...-..
A. 20 ~
U'is 70 ~ ~ Ppii S;I5;.O ~ Sne
~, ~ do AM ~ tIe PaUiiC ~ IHG Wy
Te eHne py .ne enty nt;t;o, e,. .I
property- one holders on East Front-street t I asking inc
TpY 4 49,. "a ~ - :it e -,
KiInnnr GIn Do Do ifronS SnvonagH 70 ,ov own ~ Sue
hliRyut il iSailiCa" S'l' company W 10y uomn a
goGple i track Ior "a rallroau on sSI1 sIreet;
d'N GeIeIIeu 70 1ne ne lIus'ees Vi Vne Aniru anu
0eTtntsentn MN SI M4Ius; n, r;.lo- 1,,.;oo 90 A.,
po ne yt Tont vi Daslu tlSheI, Vust,oe eIJ Vi 'he
reace elec., Was accePeeu a;J anu nleu; cu A..
"a eolliluilcutIon u IN e, was IScelLeu lIoul !ne
SSuuge Oh tne Superior OouL., lInIorWlng
I OGuncI Is 1llaI AhureM DuLS Ia! oeeh Sp-
PolnteE Pp arm I OoIiilulsslonei' 0''e Onorles
heSnlelln, T,u !eSi SSigneu. g l..
enS Spe0ini ,iL;Oat lf "o, W an S re-
isI[9u Ihe suGlec' vi leaS VI tne OrpLa9
y15 nsyir5 1uiluins, -. 1epUIseu CnaU SneS eeaa eaa
eonciuuSu 20 IeIoInenu tIn ett r une sum Vi Pooo
PeN Stn ilo. F one t tl,SI VI
M; ot1Aesi IIonl .ne On nVaus
ana Ganas TePortea resoutlSn i nstTr9ctlng
uafi oirnod % Ennonon ~ n4oy ~ cne T,ncth IN
,no,,oS Iorau ~ pomi9el WY In SIle
Pa pai.s oi SeIentILstreeI, anu lp ,i Ie
loEir a!d % W .are ~ U0ne ~ 'no eAPense vi 'ne
s"1I NJ "oW, Wb;t.J, ,o;d .h0t .Ao oo,,ro,, L,a
WI. Mnl'son eaiu tn"' the company hau au
yoluntariiy entered INTO an engagement 10
boJ nerforn,od tho;r coatr0ot IN th.t rasuaot
| I 4 I \ ~ =
anu ne Wanteu 70 c1nPel Inis one 70 comply
win theirs. ne clalIne9 tnat certain Oh
nceTs na9 hoI uone tnelI uuty, anu tney
ought TO oe compelled TO 40 SO, even at that nat
iate gay ne was street-ralltoau man al
me time, out ne was IN favor OF p9Wiuerng
the streets, when the company had con-
IraGteo 10 40 SO. -,. =,
Mr.. Weasner offered an amendment tina,
tne conIrsctots pc LeqTlIeu 70 iooA 70 'n'
HpaHHy iol sneiI pay AooepIeu. ..,.
MI. sggleston niaue speecn oh ~ Wills
OUT ue14ing MS posltiVcn. a.,
MI. alIst was In layor oi noluIlg tIt
companies 70 tner constace, ou' me rLe onlS
way 70 rescn @ II was ny oruinance' lhe reSo'
iusion was passeu.
VI. aI ilonl Ihe saiie Pio
seneeu .ne iortioWing MI reSUiotiVH S.. W., A.
hes0'Tsa, S:, INA. the SlIy Oounch I nN 1l sn,
Guy Oh OInclnnatl nerepy grant 70 MeSsrs
Greeh Long, the prlpIege OF runnlng =. HHsl ",
steaIn-cars upon tne % cenuiet0n anu flCn f
sGreet maTheC-sPaGe5 oIresU haiiroau lroH
eIeVeh O'CLOCK NJ, anu Iour cloch a
NJ, the parties giving security against al
damages tnat may accrue.
MI GLASS opposed tne resolution. Let TN
fn1laaSEelpnians aS try tnelr lnVenuons AZ nome
anu louhu W succeeu' le' 'nen oe orousn
hese.
MI stokes salu the macnlne was lnVente'
py TWO young men, VINO were poor, ana ~ MI !:
tbos e pr;HiIeoa p aS tbat orantad 70 NJ,
t+ lug sane IiomeEe a. a bo snaS ogtad " MI
NIIta' Els 8nu ~ ousIo ~ O ;rnnina1 o1l,,;o,
- WI th:a ooU may @ mn nn nUd thnnnb
tIo Iod IT, iSoo-l s. a;r ;r1o,,t;or at Los,s
mSH N'eP 'ii''i - ~
IN NJ Stoi|as sold - hod boor fo,nd srccoSs
e,i 49, 0'A0' '''AN ~ -i''N "'-- ~ --I
iuI Mr. tTS FgoIeston-,pTben LET them keen !
tbora. tbdSy Jonit mood 10 bring II here SP
NJ WS;tson @ 1vas in fsvor ~ ernonrar;n
rnocban;os We nnnst do 60 Or there vii h
,,o inonrovap,ent 0uT locnmotiva angine
bod heen ;mnorted from the East and ha
tH;s Stoto aoteJ ,,nor tba noi;cv Of Some ron
tinTosn yye SSonid he now comIeiieJ to NOV
onr cars bv horse-power. Give these me
chanica a chance and five wears hence ther
will not he a horse-car ON the streets.
} Mr. Moore would vote for the measure
he believed II of anv utilitv: hut in This h
believed there wonId he no advantaoes. Will
} there wonId be many lisadyantages. of a
the streets East Front was the worst to tr
! such an experiment over,
Mr.. Frazer made a speech in oppositio
to the resolution. He denominated the en-
: gine an ttinfernal machine" from which h
{ | Intended to protect his ward,
The resolution was then lost ayes foul
NAYS twenty-six.
: a communication was received from Joh
3 NJ. Camberwell & Co., proposing to establis
. fire-alarm and police telegraph in the cit,
; neSSfect oneration and nrotection for Il,
orn of Sfo no0 The citv 10 frrnish With
! ona ,oontb a rooTn for central station an
o I,,orantaa a1so tba ricbt of wov throno
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