Daily national Democrat., 1860-04-15
naiIv S1atiOnal Armutrat.
concus OF Council No. 2.

W. have not been able to get hold Of the
.o,eediugs Of the aldermGnic Caucus, No. l,
Utah met. night or two ago, to take into
.;dorotion the measures which they would
''D. IN view of the fact that the press Of
Pi,,,sville refuse to do the printing for moth
md find themselves ; but we have man
"a 70 obtain copies of few Resolutions
.dopted in the caucus of Council No. 2
- rs.oluticns will no doubt be unani-
rously adopted at the next regular meeting
rho Council. Alderman Noe offered the
following:
ur,,,er,s Council Mol has commenced reform
= oornest by not allowi ng the journals OF the city
.ovt,rt ~ from them an amount which, by tie jour
Dols' own showing is worth more thah twlce as
na'S s they have offered to do it fOr and where
~ nuIa ,ha printers have the presumption to suppose
~ h, 80 ,bey know as much about the worth OF print
.'"' % ~, fathers Of the city, and are obstinate IN
!us us; Jotorm,natiou tn have no bowels of compass
.t." i, ~, charity towards the Council and are un
;Il;ng to take the magnanimnus allowance or oO0O
S;,,as ner wear and whereas the Council IN Its
o,ncentrated wisdom has caused written hot'ces ol
ensls If various kinds to he put up ON the cor
oF The streets, thereby showing their inde-
adance Of the printers, and thus giving every
I - oDnnr,nn ty in his turn, to walk up and
road the notices. Therefore
le1S P,soTvrn s list. That we highly appreciate the
..a,;,os nf Council No. /, and Will endeavor,
n IN onr power, to second their etlrts Tor THIS
saintarr reform and 10 do army wItA printing
altogether -. rho oooos;on ord
A.. At w nave arrived. when this reform can be
oirr,sd out successfully, and all printers taught
l,ond lesson who will attempt to get a Ialr reulu-
neration for their services hereafter.
Rrsorvgp Sd. That in the person OF Professor
unrn whom the Council in their edgerness Tor
The good Of the people have overlooked we recpg
nize the man for the times, and we Recommend
that he be hired BY the day nr week as .Ie onse Use
NAV be- as a walking Bulletin Board, with nat
something larger than the one he wore covered
,rtb masters on the occasion of his celebration OF
Wasbingtons birthday, upon which TO write the
rotIces GfCommittees and the ordinances OF the
citv. A hat between the ordinary size and that
of the new Presbyterian Church steeple might
snswer.
1t is scarcely necessary to say that the
above Resolutions met with the unanimous
approval of the Caucus.
Another Alderman introduced the an
naked Resolution which was adopted:
Resolved, That not less than one nor over
three thousand private policemen be appointed
whose duty it shall be to drive to the public pound
all mich cows, belonging to families, that may be
found feeding on the nerbage in the suburban lots
of thus city. Said policemen TO receive all the
proceeds Of what they deserve provided it does
not exceed thirty lashes. The above Resolution
is hereby repealed
Another Resolution was introduced by Il
third Alderman, and also adopted. II read
thus:
WHEREAS, green, as a color is refreshing and
agreeable to the sight, and has a tendency to i'm
prove weak eyes, therefore
Resolved That all unnaturaizAd Freuchmen
be particularly forbidden to disturb the frog fish
eri~s at Green Turtle Pond on the corner of Third
street and Maiden Lane, other frog fisheries in
the city by catching frogs, poywogs or whales
therein, or using the water for ordinary purposes.
The above Resolution is thereby repealed